What a terrible day - 21 dead most are children

a reply to: PatriotGames4u

He meant the majority of people who watch and believe MSM offers any kind of truth.

a reply to: Itisnowagain

Post. LoL

a reply to: andy06shake


Same professionals who have been repeatedly caught not 'enforcing' the law after their patient shoots up a school?


Yeah, that's been almost as problematic as prosecutors and judges that keep releasing habitual offenders.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Itisnowagain

Post. LoL

Post what?

a reply to: Grenade


I stand corrected then, I read it differently.

a reply to: Grenade

Children of era didn't have anywhere near the level of access to adult themes as they do now.

That's where good parenting and parental controls come into play.

Exposure to all sorts of mind warping things are readily available on the internet at such a young age.

Not to mention kids back then socialised more, these days they live in a digital fantasy land, never having any real connections or contact outside their own small circles.

The world spins and times change, so do people apparently for the better and worse.

Depends on the kids in question, my little lad i cannot get to stay in my daughter refuses to put her foot over the doorstep unless its to go to school, as to the sedimentary lifestyles children lead comparatively speaking to generations past, that is indeed a concern.

Don't get me started on all the sh!t we pump into their bodies or the woke BS that's let to mass medication of young kids.t

Now on that note i dont see us having much disagreement. LoL

a reply to: Itisnowagain

Double post.

Its not that hard to understand.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Itisnowagain

Double post.

Its not that hard to understand.

Not for you because you know what you are referring to.

I will ask again......what are you talking about?

a reply to: PatriotGames4u

Same professionals who have been repeatedly caught not 'enforcing' the law after their patient shoots up a school?

You work with the tools you have in place PatriotGames4u, if you have a better solution as to who determines and address people's mental health capacity rather than the trained medical health professional im all ears?

Yeah, that's been almost as problematic as prosecutors and judges that keep releasing habitual offenders.

Well that would depend on the offense committed but i tend to agree that releasing habitual offenders if they are committing violent acts is a bad idea.

a reply to: PatriotGames4u

Double my bad again.

a reply to: andy06shake

Well we do kind of have a problem with the lack of nuclear families, which means an epidemic of single parent households. Nobody is responsible about sex because they cling onto abortion as a safety net instead of having personal responsibility over their fling that more often than not is literally just ppl having sex for the sex instead of intending to be together. Those that do decide to keep the kids instead of aborting them cling onto this social safety net that was supposed to be just that, a just in case. Irresponsible assholes that don't want to be a dad get drained dry by automatic child support despite that social safety net, turn to crime/gangs/ect for off books pay. Kids grow up unsupervised even in the best of situations, some become lost in their own world and develop differently, for better or worse. Some grow up to believe the government should continue paying for their livelihood and some think the world owes them because of their rough upbringing. And that is if they aren't raised by their grandparents or other relatives due to the parents being screw ups or screwed over, if not both and if not at the hands of eachother. Hookup culture continuing to persist and the Sexual Freedom movement turning to the degeneracy of today, leading to those that didn't abort overloading the orphanages and adoption network. That then created the problem of people raising kids for profit like in "It Takes Two." Not to mention the human trafficking rings that also profit from all of this.

So yeah, that's just a mini rant on how things got this screwed up and that's not even all the reasons i can think as to why so many people are way more screwed up than we were even 50 years ago. So many variables. I was a product of a few of those situations. Parents divorced at 6, both of them had drug habits, wouldn't have survived if it wasn't for my only set of grandparents being the best people in my life. Still, i went unsupervised, kind of grew up alone most of the time "because i seemed smart enough" and ended up being a kind of an asshole but i'm working on that. Luckily i wasn't as bad as my brother bc....yeah...best not to talk about him. Not a shooter but still pretty bad.

a reply to: andy06shake
Now that is actually a ......
Double post.

a reply to: Tropics

What kills more people, guns in the hands of civilian populations or the actions of global leaders and the armies they command?

You think the lunatics in charge will surrender their weapons?

What's the bet you support the Ukrainian government policy of arming it's civilians in the fight against Russia?

When the enemy becomes your own government that option will not be on the table.

a reply to: Itisnowagain

Not for you because you know what you are referring to.

Or anyone else for that matter or so it seems.

I will ask again......what are you talking about?

That's already been established, but once again just for you accidental ""double posts"". LoL

originally posted by: andy06shake
That's already been established, but once again just for you accidental ""double posts"". LoL

Where have I done a double post on this thread?

a reply to: Itisnowagain

So were the last ones.

But I'm glad the penny seems to have dropped.

Now back on topic, hows that for an idea.

Riddle me this Batman. We seen 40 billion to the Ukrainian. But we don’t have the funds to provide adequate security for our nations most valued citizens while in state care at schools?

There are shopping malls with better security than most schools.

Schools are a soft target by design. And it’s political.

As a gun owner. And I hate taxes. But I be willing to pay a 50 dollar tax on each gun if it went to actually providing armed law enforcement and fitting schools with actual doors that provide security from attacks and abductions. And training teachers and arming teachers willing to take on the responsibility of augmenting security from attacks and abductions.

a reply to: Itisnowagain

Nobody is suggesting you have double-posted anything.

Me on the other hand well that's the reason for the apology aka "My bad"

You're just derailing the thread now over nonsense.

a reply to: andy06shake

Nobody is suggesting you have double-posted anything.

You replied to my post........you posted
"Another double" in the reply to me.

That is what had me confused.......
If you do a double post.... don't direct it at someone and there would be no confusion.

a reply to: neutronflux


Funding isn't the barrier to securing schools, the people who refuse to do so for political reasons are.

Especially when those same people constantly advertise to those same students (and adults) that nobody on school property has the means to stop a shooter.