Here we go again. Another bad one it seems.
http://myhughesnet.hughesnet.com/ne...st_florida_high_school_shooter_still_at_la-ap
http://myhughesnet.hughesnet.com/ne...st_florida_high_school_shooter_still_at_la-ap
Here's my solution, and I'm sure I'll get flamed...Newt Gingrich solution. Sounds like common sense to me. End gun free zones and arm selected teachers.
http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2018...actical-proposal-to-protect-our-children.html
He was 19.Here's my solution, and I'm sure I'll get flamed...
Make the kids of this reckless generation accountable for their actions.
The problem is with public schools being stripped of disciplining children, any many parents fearing that if they discipline their children they will be committing a crime so many kids don't get disciplined at home either.
Also no minor should posses a firearm.
If a kids caught bullying, being unruly, or possessing a firearm, give him/her a taste of a detention home for a bit and when released if the situation occurs again, send the child back to the detention home, much like adults being sent to jail for committing a crime.
They must've been waitin' for Sheriff Israel to show up and give 'em their bullet.And now we know 3-4 more Broward deputies came to the scene and didn't go in. Some city cops from another municipality came behind them and went in. Left the deputies outside.
That's how I learned to swim. Out in the middle of the lake and the canoe got tipped over. I was inspired to stay alive."Then the Army placed us in the field one hundred yards from a fellow who was very motivated to kill us and left it up to us..." I thought it was pretty profound.
http://wfla.com/2018/02/18/family-t...uspect-after-death-of-his-parents-speaks-out/The 19-year-old suspect in the Florida school shooting that killed 17 people didn't know how to use a microwave, didn't pick up after himself and didn't know how to do his own laundry.
Kimberly and James Snead took him in following his mother's death, and spoke to the Sun Sentinel.
The paper published a story Sunday about the family, who said that what Nikolas Cruz did baffles them.
"We had this monster living under our roof and we didn't know," Kimberly Snead told the newspaper.
The Sneads' son had asked if Cruz could move in with them after Cruz's mother died last November.
They made Cruz buy a locking gun safe to put in his room the day he moved in. Cruz had a handful of guns, including the AR-15 and two other rifles that James Snead said would be considered assault rifles. Cruz, a hunter, also had knives, BB guns and pellet guns.
Snead thought he had the only key to the cabinet but has figured out Cruz must have kept a key for himself. The family kept their own rifles, bought after a burglary a couple of years ago, in a separate locked cabinet.
They told Cruz he needed to ask permission to take out the guns. He had asked only twice since November. They said "yes" once and "no" once.
Kimberly Snead said she took Cruz to a therapist five days before the shooting. He took a business card and was figuring out what his health insurance could cover, according to the Sun Sentinel. The Sneads insisted Cruz take adult education classes and drove him to school every day. He did not have a car, but rode a bicycle to work at a nearby Dollar Tree.
According to records obtained Sunday from the state Department of Children and Families, when Nikolas Cruz was a student at Westglades Middle School, he was constantly in trouble for insulting teachers and staff, using profanity, disruptive behavior, unexcused absences and at least one fight.
His mother was called in more than a dozen times for conferences and Cruz was frequently sent to counseling.
Hey I resemble that remark!There's plenty of people floating through life without basic skills ....
The Air Marshall comment really hit home with me as a terrific example of how this could work.Newt Gingrich solution. Sounds like common sense to me. End gun free zones and arm selected teachers.
http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2018...actical-proposal-to-protect-our-children.html