6 year old shoots his teacher

a reply to: iwanttobelieve70

The world doesn't spin that way any longer iwanttobelieve70.

Women are part of the workforce and it generally stands that if there are two parents both need to work and bring in a wage to support their families.

Daycare is simply a part of life in the world in which we exist.

Would the kid not have been attending primary school at 6 years old as opposed to day care all the same, given his age?

a reply to: MykeNukem

Are you saying that shooting a teacher that is causing you harm isn't justified?

I think that we can probably all agree that a 6 year old with a gun isn't the right person to make any kind of judgement call when it comes to things like this.

what if the teacher was a pedo

[Insert opening dialog from Law and Order here.]

Again, not saying that's what happened, but hypothetically.

When I was that age I would have considered a teacher confiscating my crayons because I drew on a wall to be a near capital offense. Kids that age simply aren't equipped to make judgement calls of this magnitude.

a reply to: MykeNukem

Are you saying that shooting a teacher that is causing you harm isn't justified?

Was the school teacher causing the little fellow harm?

Also 6-year-old kids having guns and shooting teachers is pretty much never the answer MykeNukem.

I'm not saying this is the case, but what if the teacher was a pedo?

What if the teacher was an alien from the planet Al Qaeda? LoL

I'd support my kid "ventilating" a POS pedo teacher.

Well, there goes any sort of justice in a court of law.

Law be damned.

Good luck existing in this world without the rule of law.

Again, not saying that's what happened, but hypothetically.

Seem like a lot of hypotheticals to me in an attempt to justify the unjustifiable aka 6-year-olds with a gun shooting at his teacher.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: iwanttobelieve70

The world doesn't spin that way any longer iwanttobelieve70.

Women are part of the workforce and it generally stands that if there are two parents both need to work and bring in a wage to support their families.

Daycare is simply a part of life in the world in which we exist.

Would the kid not have been attending primary school at 6 years old as opposed to day care all the same, given his age?

The concept of the stay at home mom is actually relatively recent for most of America.

Raise your hand if you remember your grandmother taking in laundry, or sewing, or literally anything to make a little extra money?

In my home country, for example the textiles industry used to a big part of our economy, and it was mostly run by women sewing, spinning or weaving at home. Women also formed a significant part of agriculture. Women tended and fed much of the animal stock, and prepared the grain.

Even when we industrialized it was mostly women in the factories doing repetitive tasks.

Women didn't become stay at home moms until they invented the 9-5.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: iwanttobelieve70

The world doesn't spin that way any longer iwanttobelieve70.

Women are part of the workforce and it generally stands that if there are two parents both need to work and bring in a wage to support their families.

Daycare is simply a part of life in the world in which we exist.

Would the kid not have been attending primary school at 6 years old as opposed to day care all the same, given his age?

The concept of the stay at home mom is actually relatively recent for most of America.

Raise your hand if you remember your grandmother taking in laundry, or sewing, or literally anything to make a little extra money?

In my home country, for example the textiles industry used to a big part of our economy, and it was mostly run by women sewing, spinning or weaving at home. Women also formed a significant part of agriculture. Women tended and fed much of the animal stock, and prepared the grain.

Even when we industrialized it was mostly women in the factories doing repetitive tasks.

Women didn't become stay at home moms until they invented the 9-5.

a reply to: andy06shake
What if the teacher was an alien from the planet Al Qaeda? LoL

Same.

Shoot him.

a reply to: AaarghZombies

Raise your hand if you remember your grandmother taking in laundry, or sewing, or literally anything to make a little extra money?

Im not in America but i do indeed remember my granny doing things like that to make some extra pennies.

Then again i also remember her working a job at the local shop whilst we were in school.

Far as i can establish women have been part of the workforce here in the UK since the turn of the first world war.

I would not imagine it to be much different across the pond, possibly the second world war being the time in your own nation when women took the jobs whilst the men went off to fight.

a reply to: andy06shake

He probably didn't agree with the critical race theory or drag queen story hour was freaking him out and confusing him.

a reply to: iamthevirus

Far as I'm aware they don't teach critical race theory to 6-year-olds in your schools and the teacher was not a drag queen.

But good luck trying to justify 6-year-olds shooting people with your Qanonacrap.

The child obviously requires some form of help or counseling to realise what he did was completely wrong, and to be placed in an environment where he does not have access to firearms by my guess.

a reply to: andy06shake

Let's teach racism to an entire new generation under the guise of raising awareness, sounds like a plan.

We humans are so smart, specially when we all get together and come up with this s#it.

a reply to: iamthevirus

Let's teach racism to an entire new generation under the guise of raising awareness, sounds like a plan.

No bother Karen, that's not what's happening all the same, but hey'ho you tell it to the school council.

We humans are so smart, specially when we all get together and come up with this s#it.

Actually, humans in a group are generally only as smart as the loudest fool in the room.

a reply to: andy06shake

Kids are quite perceptive and can be cruel... teach caught a cap from a 6 year old for some reason.

Teacher obviously sucks, You're Fired!

I would go with poor family life... That town is on the poor side with a per capita income of 33k, average home value 200k. High minority percentage of the population and that also means a high percentage of single moms. I would bet if you saw the lifestyle of the kid, you would say oh yeah, I believe the kid could do that. How many younger poor people are just hanging out doing drugs with a loaded gun on the dining room table with kids running around. More common than not, I bet.

I have a lot of guns in a safe and when my kids were small my home protection was in a finger lock box in my bedroom. Today I still use the safe but no need to lock up my home protection. The deal was I taught my kids all about guns in the right way and not some gangster style way, and my kids had zero ways to get to them without me there.

a reply to: iamthevirus

Kids are quite perceptive and can be cruel... teach caught a cap from a 6 year old for some reason.

Your obviously not "quite perceptive" if you think they are teaching critical race theory to 6-year-olds in school.

As to the "teach caught a cap from a 6-year-old for some reason" nonsence.

Now it sounds like you are trying to glorify the sad act of depravity.

Teacher obviously sucks, You're Fired!

I think you may find it is the child that gets suspended or expelled, not the teacher, so there is that.

Again, good luck attempting to justify 6-year-olds with guns shooting teachers.

originally posted by: iamthevirus
a reply to: andy06shake

Kids are quite perceptive and can be cruel... teach caught a cap from a 6 year old for some reason.

Teacher obviously sucks, You're Fired!

Nah. The teacher should have been armed. If the teacher was the armed "good guy with a gun",and shot the armed 6-year-old, this would be a different story.

a reply to: andy06shake

Well there's a connection with public education surely.. as private schools in my beltway region alone have grown something like 31% in the past 2 years along with public school enrollment plummeting.

Public School Enrollment Plummets

Ya know just looking at everything from every angle because this doesn't appear to affect private education sector.

Who said it was a crime? Perhaps the kid stopped a crime from occurring, in which case the child should have been trained better and killed the target.

Never point a weapon at anything you don’t intend to kill.

a reply to: AOx6179

a reply to: iamthevirus

Well there's a connection with public education surely.

A connecting with what, 6-year-olds shooting teachers?

What kind of angle are we talking about, where 6-year-olds taking guns to school and shooting people is somehow a justifiable act, in either private or public educational establishments?

Im thinking the school in not the problem here, but the child, his upbringing, or lack of one for that matter, and the fact that he managed to bring a gun to school and then use the thing.

originally posted by: MykeNukem

a reply to: andy06shake
What if the teacher was an alien from the planet Al Qaeda? LoL

Same.

Shoot him.

Absolutely. Never too young to learn how and when to shoot, the greatest leveller of men since death.

I thought you Scots were all about freedom? What happened, did you run out of blue paint?

a reply to: andy06shake