Uvalde, Texas school shooting: 14 students, one teacher killed, suspected shooter dead, Gov. Abbott says

[RBP]

Oh my. A trans kid? Can't imagine why that's not being reported. Yowza.

[KevinD]

Better yet. Beto crashed a presser that Abbot was hosting. Started in on Abbott and the mayor of Uvalde (can't think of his name atm) basically called Beto a "sick son of a bitch"

Thank God for small town texans.

[DemonGeminiX]

Better yet. Beto crashed a presser that Abbot was hosting. Started in on Abbott and the mayor of Uvalde (can't think of his name atm) basically called Beto a "sick son of a bitch"

Thank God for small town texans.

I saw that. If that isn't committing political suicide, then I don't know what is.

[KevinD]

Nah, the tards will still vote for him. I had a conversation recently about him with a woman. She couldn't come up with one valid reason to vote for him, and to top it off, actually thinks he's hispanic.

[deebakes]

cause beto rhymes with cheeto?

[lost in melb.]

Oh my. A trans kid? Can't imagine why that's not being reported. Yowza.

Why does that matter?

[Godfather]

Oh my. A trans kid? Can't imagine why that's not being reported. Yowza.

Why does that matter?

It doesn't even sound like it's true? The photo of a trans person floating around isn't the same person it seems.

https://www.nbcnews.com/nbc-out/out-...oter-rcna30511

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[Teh One Who Knocks]

There seem to be reports by the AP that the police didn't go into the school for approximately 40 minutes after the shooter went in. It took a specially trained Border Patrol agent to go in and neutralize the shooter and prevent more people from being killed. If this is true that the police were there and refused to make entry, that is disgusting and every officer there needs to lose there job and possibly face charges for dereliction of duty. Nobody wants to take the chance of being shot and killed, but that is the job they signed up for. It doesn't matter if you are a cop in Chicago, Illinois or Podunk, Texas, you know when you take that job that there may be a time where you may face the possibility of being shot and killed in the line of duty while protecting others.

[DemonGeminiX]

Keep towing that progressive line, Beau. Here's what should change. This fucknut was able to walk into a school, unchecked. The doors were unlocked, and he just walked right in. Why? There are schools across the USA that have doors that are locked from the outside, but are easily opened from the inside without having to unlock them in case of fire. I bet it's a discrepancy of income levels, but that should change. Also, some of these higher end schools have central entrances that have 2 sets of doors: the inner set are locked and controlled by the front office who have complete view of the entrance way via closed circuit camera and an intercom system. They can talk to somebody entering, saying "Hey, we see you, whaddaya want?" If they see somebody carrying a gun, they can lock the outer set of doors and trap the person like a rat, and call the police. We can put resource officers in the schools. I'm sure parents and community members wouldn't mind paying for these things to keep our children safe.

This fucknut had a history of violence since his middle school years. He's had run-ins with the law in the past. Neighbors have confirmed it. He was arrested several times. Why didn't the court mandate a psychiatric evaluation? It should be required. If it was, this probably wouldn't have happened.

Politicians, celebrities, and money are all protected by locked doors and armed security personnel. If our children are our greatest resource, like the politicians claim, then why aren't we protecting them in the same way or even better? Hell we could do it without needing to talk about infringing on our Constitutionally protected rights at all.

There seem to be reports by the AP that the police didn't go into the school for approximately 40 minutes after the shooter went in. It took a specially trained Border Patrol agent to go in and neutralize the shooter and prevent more people from being killed. If this is true that the police were there and refused to make entry, that is disgusting and every officer there needs to lose there job and possibly face charges for dereliction of duty. Nobody wants to take the chance of being shot and killed, but that is the job they signed up for. It doesn't matter if you are a cop in Chicago, Illinois or Podunk, Texas, you know when you take that job that there may be a time where you may face the possibility of being shot and killed in the line of duty while protecting others.

If this is true, then those fucking cowardly assholes deserve to be executed.

[lost in melb.]

There seem to be reports by the AP that the police didn't go into the school for approximately 40 minutes after the shooter went in. It took a specially trained Border Patrol agent to go in and neutralize the shooter and prevent more people from being killed. If this is true that the police were there and refused to make entry, that is disgusting and every officer there needs to lose there job and possibly face charges for dereliction of duty. Nobody wants to take the chance of being shot and killed, but that is the job they signed up for. It doesn't matter if you are a cop in Chicago, Illinois or Podunk, Texas, you know when you take that job that there may be a time where you may face the possibility of being shot and killed in the line of duty while protecting others.

They were assessing the situation

[lost in melb.]

Keep towing that progressive line, Beau. Here's what should change. This fucknut was able to walk into a school, unchecked. The doors were unlocked, and he just walked right in. Why? There are schools across the USA that have doors that are locked from the outside, but are easily opened from the inside without having to unlock them in case of fire. I bet it's a discrepancy of income levels, but that should change. Also, some of these higher end schools have central entrances that have 2 sets of doors: the inner set are locked and controlled by the front office who have complete view of the entrance way via closed circuit camera and an intercom system. They can talk to somebody entering, saying "Hey, we see you, whaddaya want?" If they see somebody carrying a gun, they can lock the outer set of doors and trap the person like a rat, and call the police. We can put resource officers in the schools. I'm sure parents and community members wouldn't mind paying for these things to keep our children safe.

This fucknut had a history of violence since his middle school years. He's had run-ins with the law in the past. Neighbors have confirmed it. He was arrested several times. Why didn't the court mandate a psychiatric evaluation? It should be required. If it was, this probably wouldn't have happened

more safety checks is good

Politicians, celebrities, and money are all protected by locked doors and armed security personnel. If our children are our greatest resource, like the politicians claim, then why aren't we protecting them in the same way or even better? Hell we could do it without needing to talk about infringing on our Constitutionally protected rights at all.



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Something like this?

[DemonGeminiX]

Hey, man, it's been said for decades that the Simpsons and Family Guy were great predictors of the future.

But no. Not like that.

[RBP]

Why does that matter?

You think the US debate is about school shootings? How cute. If the shooter were trans, the whole debate goes sideways.

[RBP]

There seem to be reports by the AP that the police didn't go into the school for approximately 40 minutes after the shooter went in. It took a specially trained Border Patrol agent to go in and neutralize the shooter and prevent more people from being killed. If this is true that the police were there and refused to make entry, that is disgusting and every officer there needs to lose there job and possibly face charges for dereliction of duty. Nobody wants to take the chance of being shot and killed, but that is the job they signed up for. It doesn't matter if you are a cop in Chicago, Illinois or Podunk, Texas, you know when you take that job that there may be a time where you may face the possibility of being shot and killed in the line of duty while protecting others.

If they have orders to contain and wait for tactical team, they do. I have no information to say they weren't following orders. The old procedure was contain, which was done for years, perhaps until some years after Columbine ?, but we have no idea what they were ordered to do or not do. If they were supposed to confront and they pussied out, I agree with you. But I don't have any information that was the case.