Apparently the “Solution” to Mass Shootings Is to Turn Schools Into Prisons

careywedler (65) in truth • 7 years ago (edited)

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bibleanarchist (47) · 7 years ago

Every teacher, administrator & student at our boy's school is armed & well trained in the deadly use of each weapon they carry: a knife & a gun. There are also well trained attack dogs...one for each student, teacher & administrator. Yes....we home school. Any would be attacker will find only hard targets here & hard as hell.

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valued-customer (67) · 7 years ago

That's how I raised my sons.

Worked great.

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bibleanarchist (47) · 7 years ago

Mabe we'll ban the schools. ???

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valued-customer (67) · 7 years ago

We already did, when we homeschooled.

Homeschooling is growing very quickly, far more quickly than the population is. I recall a growth rate of 66% YOY, which demonstrates just how dissatisfied people are becoming with the indoctrination kids are subjected to.

Add now the hypersexualization and perversion of having trannies in clown makeup reading 'Donnie has two Daddies' to kids in Kindergarten, and brace yourself for the exponential growth in homeschooling by parents that care enough about their kids to protect them from that abuse.

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bibleanarchist (47) · 7 years ago

I am glad to see so many taking personal responcibility for their childrens education & development. It's the best decision we made. Not just for our boys, but for our own education/development as parrents/individuals also.

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valued-customer (67) · 7 years ago

I would be sore pressed to compile all I learned protecting my kids, but you're very right. It was transformative, and in the best of ways.

Unless I had kids that I endeavored to care for to the best of my abilities, I would never have learned of the endemic corruption in CPS, the courts, and myriad other institutions.

I already knew about schools, having served my time incarcerated in them.

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daniarnold (57) · 7 years ago

Create a problem, so that the people demand a solution that you can give them that fits into your agenda. This is their agenda.
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erinn (47) · 7 years ago

I agree @daniarnold, and on a larger scale here are my further thoughts on it:

I think perhaps the most under appreciated and overlooked part of this discussion is "How, what, when, where, and why we got the public education system in the first place?" If we don't comprehend that, we cannot begin to see the bigger picture regarding what we are really seeing take place in The U.S. right now.

Until the masses have full comprehension of this, the rest is a moot point. If you are not aware of the Prussian Origins of our public education system, and the minds that concieved of it... you can start here and do your own research. The schools are a military function. Nothing to do with truly educating wholy developed fully realized human beings. One of the men who helped develop it made his living torturing babies to see what scared them. Yeah...

Thus, everything else we are seeing is part of that plan, including the fake news stories and false flags.

Also they (states) have been shadowbanning people from purchasing guns unlawfully for a very long time and what Scott has just done is brought it out into the open with a few amendments. I'm just sharing my awareness and thoughts in case it helps others to see the full picture so they don't get distracted by intentional distractions and continue to be divided and conquered at every turn. Hope it helps someone.

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fundposhprincess (46) · 7 years ago

LOL. Government schools are already prisons! ...and as is, the kids are "fish in a barrel". How about this solution from a private school? In effect, training the youth and faculty to become part of a WELL REGULATED MILITIA!

Take special note of the Jewish lady Union Hack whining about what they are doing. Why is it America's Jews, who are actually leading the charge for "gun control" don't learn the underlying cause of the Holocaust: LEGAL DISARMAMENT. Would it have happened if German Jews in the 1930s were armed and well trained in self-defense? Ironically, Israeli Jews seem to get this most basic tenet. WhassupWidDat?
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roxso (45) · 7 years ago

fine

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valued-customer (67) · 7 years ago

When I grew up most every kid I knew owned at least a hunting rifle.

When I raised my kids, they learned to shoot young, so they wouldn't make stupid mistakes later.

When they went to school, they had access to firearms every day, all day - cuz I homeschooled.

Strange there were no shootings...

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fundposhprincess (46) · 7 years ago

I posted this in frustration... mainly because I don't give a rats ass what happens to the kids in government schools; their parasite parents be damned. But because this solution came from a private Christian school, it was particularly interesting to me. Homeschool has many advantages, but not everyone is cut out to teach a kid past 4th grade level. Praise Jesus you had the ability and desire.

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valued-customer (67) · 7 years ago

Funny thing is, I didn't teach my kids squat. I just found ways for them to sate their thirst for knowledge. Think for a minute about what primarily drives children: they need to learn. They earnestly desire knowledge necessary to be effective adults--it's built into their genes. Just try and stop a kid from learning!

I but arranged venues and facilitated their ability to learn not just what they wanted to know, such as about Indians, astronomy, and etc., but maths (and why maths are good to know, such as fractions being necessary in carpentry), sociology (how to know when folks are trying to trick you into supporting them at significant cost to you) and similar essentials.

Worked great. Eventually, when they hit puberty, there were things I was incapable of teaching them, and I let them enroll in High School. Their exposure there, after their initial giddiness over the social experience, was critical in forming their aversion to institutionalization, and showed that their self-directed education was far superior to the indoctrination they would have been subjected to in public school.

As a single parent working construction full-time, and also refusing to let sitters raise my kids, I just took them to jobsites with me and paid them $10/hour to work. While technically illegal, I never once had a client object. They worked hard for their money, and folks respected them for it.

My kids haven't lived in the area now for years, but folks still remark on their character approvingly. I agree my kids are good people, and it's to their credit. I just didn't let institutions pervert their characters, and their natural tendencies were allowed to shine.

More folks should trust their kids.

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unclehermit (54) · 7 years ago

Maybe a closer look at the mental health, and the pills they are pushing, should be higher on the agenda.

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conformity (74) · 7 years ago

Solution. homeschool your children,because schools are prisons for children

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felix.herrmann (65) · 7 years ago

George Orwell - Final Warning for 2018

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fundposhprincess (46) · 7 years ago

quite timely as YT purges it's "list" of dissent.

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wahyudi42 (26) · 7 years ago

please see post @ wahyudi42

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alimartopo (46) · 7 years ago

Good anti spaces of security in police duties in carrying out examination tasks, thank you an inspiration for us all, success for, @careywedler

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herbertholmes (56) · 7 years ago

Obviously, like many, I think they are severely mishandling the situation. Between officers and teachers being armed, I think this movement will result in more students being shot than saved; especially those of color and in low-income districts. I think, clearly, what we don't need is more guns anywhere near schools.

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fundposhprincess (46) · 7 years ago

ah... fish in a barrel. Lovely prospect. But you are right on one thing: we don't need government "officers" anywhere near the place.

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sco (64) · 7 years ago

Indeed, I think the fetish for violence in the US is much more developed than here in Europe. I mean, you have fsk10 films where people are murdering each other, but as soon as one can see a female breast, it's fsk18. It's absurd.

Also, I think one difference is that we (at least we germans/austrians) had to face the dark sides of our history after WW2, while in the US you are still celebrating the native american genocide with thanksgiving.

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leftamessage (50) · 7 years ago

Funny how school shootings seem to be more common just as a plan is suddenly 'ready to be instigated', and home schooling is being demonized.
You don't see malls get shot up, although lots of kids and unarmed people hang out there too.

Suddenly we see a plan to bring in officers to get kids to 'respect the uniform' from a young age and get used to conforming to orders and searches on a regular basis.

I am disgusted with this charade of protecting the kids when it is just furthering an obvious agenda.

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jayem (45) · 7 years ago (edited)

A well written post. Uv & Rs

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numpypython (67) · 7 years ago

Sounds like a solution to sell more guns.

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vibeof100monkeys (58) · 7 years ago

There is not excuse for that action regardless of what happened before or after!

This does not surprise me, thankfully we don't have this in UK schools YET but we are getting there. In my experience schools are i can't think of the word but they are completely wrong. We need to teach children to their individual needs schools teach a one size fits all style and this does not work. Having Dyslexia and in schools in the 80's and 90's teachers just said I was a problem kid and I would get nowhere this attitude has not changed. Thankfully I am strong minded and my parent helped me. Now I have a degree and a good job. But those who can't put up a fight or have a good support network are shat on but schools!

We need to change this one only me and you can do this no one else! 💯🐒

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theferalone (53) · 7 years ago

It’s been like that in New York City schools for decades now. The schools where I grew up are pretty much indistinguishable from prisons.

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rajapeusangan (35) · 7 years ago

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zemiatin (57) · 7 years ago (edited)

The school shootings in the U.S.A. are a big problem and to be fair I have no idea what the best solution would be to prevent them. But what we have to remember is that just like with terrorism you need 1 crazy guy and 1 gun to cause mayhem. That's all and that is why these things are really hard to control.

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valued-customer (67) · 7 years ago (edited)

Nope. One crazy guy with one gun won't do shit against an armed populace - except die trying.

Not long ago there was a shooting at a church in Texas. A guy killed the shooter. Why? Cuz he had a gun. You'd think this would alert people to the problem, which is that defenseless people are easy to kill.

Firearms are used more than 50x as often to prevent crimes than they are to commit them.

What causes school, church, and other random shootings is defenseless victims.

You don't seem like a violent psychopath. If you had a gun would you go out and kill a bunch of kids? Would your friends? No? Then you and your friends should have guns, IMHO, cuz when a crazy guy with a gun tried to kill people and you were there, you'd stop them from killing anyone. With your gun. That you, and your friends, and almost every single person you've ever met can be trusted to keep and use safely.

Disarming you won't disarm crazy people or criminals. Those people will be armed. Hell, they can print guns at home now. No need for a background check. Nothing will stop criminals from getting guns. Ever.

But you can stop them from killing anyone, if you're armed.

Get strapped. Do it for the children. Arm them too, and they can protect you.

I predict war, and soon. It always seems to follow in history from politically motivated armed gangs of thugs rioting in the streets, like the Brown Shirts in Germany before WWII, and Antifa and BLM today. Those armed gangs don't form spontaneously. They are created with the purpose of greasing the skids towards war.

Investments in guns, goats, and gold will pay handsomely then, but not as much as investing in good relationships with good neighbors.

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nxtblg (62) · 7 years ago

Quite a problem - and it's wider than schools. TSA grope lines are another example. Significantly, so is gun control itself: its prior-restraint component treats law-abiding citizens as potential criminals. Just like "student control" treats kids as potential criminals.

What do all of these have in common? Rational-legal systems that expect the enforcers to act like strangers without street smarts. As is so often the case, adverted benefits ("disinterested") come with unadverted costs.

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erinn (47) · 7 years ago (edited)

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bibleanarchist (47) · 7 years ago

How're people missing the most obviously abserd aspect of thier begging the "government" to keep the bad ole' guns away. These mass shootings are happening where the "government" has total controle over the environment & people. The "government" has failed to protect the students in schools where they controle everything. How on Earth can anyone think the "government" can keep guns off of the streets. Just like drugs...it'll never happen. Stupid!

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valued-customer (67) · 7 years ago

"...strengthening the school-to-prison pipeline..."

Yeah, as you pointed out later, they're skipping the pipeline, and just sending kids to prisons.

I find it very difficult to grasp the devolution that has been undertaken during my lifetime. When I was in High School I took my hunting rifle to school on the bus, kept it in my locker during class, and hiked home through the woods, hunting. I wasn't the only one.

Despite (or actually because of) the presence of armed students in my school, there were never shootings, or even threats of shootings. Of course, in Alaska we learned how to use firearms early, and well, so such shenanigans weren't even conceivable.

Such heartbreaking tragedies are only possible in people that have first had their minds broken.

Prison will do that to you, as will being drugged, bewildered with propaganda, hypersexualized, and gender confused. Actually, considering the horrible abuses across the board in all those categories that kids are subjected to now, I'm surprised so few of them crack and pop under the pressure.

Like @daniarnold says, it's problem, reaction, solution, the Hegelian Dialectic, being promulgated to ever more intolerable degree.

Seems likely to be for a purpose, to me. They've been angling for war for some time, that would reduce America to a wartorn hell-hole. If we keep letting them do this to our kids, they'll get it when our kids grow up to be psychopathic, tormented freaks that need to take revenge for the terrible wrongs done to them.

This needs to stop.

We need to stop it.

Thanks!

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