I wouldn't, but other people would.I've been mad at people before, but not mad enough to do somethi them that will get me electrocuted.That's the only thing that keeps your temper in check? If you were reasonably certain that you wouldn't get the death penalty, would you kill people that you're mad at?
"Nothing violent." After murdering dozens of people, a suspect who turns himself in will have no fear of being electrocuted or shot at.
If you think that a life in prison for most is not violent, you have not been paying attention.
th LL> AT> gunman?Definitely not the fault of the teacher who left the door open for
The teacher was alone, and was a she. She closed the door, thinking
it would self-lock behind her. The gunman walked right in and shot her dead.
If I were racist then congress would be taking a vote on me. If I were homophobic then I wouldn't be chatting about politics with a bunch of dudes from under my mom's trailer.
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"Nothing violent." After murdering dozens of people, a suspect who turns himself in will have no fear of being electrocuted or shot at.
If you think that a life in prison for most is not violent, you have not been paying attention.
I don't think life in prison would be the greatest, but I'm sure it's
more fun than electrocution or being penetrated by bullets. Maybe the psychos who are considering a mass-shooting will see/hear about other mass-shooters getting electrocuted, and they will reconsider their
options before heading out for the
school.
forDefinitely not the fault of the teacher who left the door open
th LL> AT> gunman?
The teacher was alone, and was a she. She closed the door, thinkingher
it would self-lock behind her. The gunman walked right in and shot
dead.
"Thinking it would self-lock" is stupid. When you're responsible for the safety of children, you have to do more than "think the door was locked."
I have kids. I don't go to sleep saying "I think I locked the door."
"Thinking it would self-lock" is stupid. When you're responsible for safety of children, you have to do more than "think the door was lock
She did her best she could to protect herself. Where was school
security? Non-existent. Where were the local cops? Non-existent.
Assuming and thinking amount to the same thing. She was most likely
in a state of panic at the time. And who can blame her? A madman armed with a loaded assault rifle was chasing after her ...
Many of the mass-shooters actually do not expect to survive the day.
They want suicide by cop and martyrdom.
Which probably means they don't believe they have anything to lookI was think 10 years in solitary confinement and possible firing quad.
forward to in life.
for"Thinking it would self-lock" is stupid. When you're responsible
locksafety of children, you have to do more than "think the door was
She did her best she could to protect herself. Where was school
security? Non-existent. Where were the local cops? Non-existent.
Someone else said that the story about the teacher leaving the door propped
open was not true. None of us know because we weren't there.
Assuming and thinking amount to the same thing. She was most likely
in a state of panic at the time. And who can blame her? A madman armed
with a loaded assault rifle was chasing after her ...
I get it; teachers' unions help support the Democrat party, so the least we
can do is defend everything they do/did.
She thought the door was self-locking. That is not the same thing
as "deliberately leaving the door propped open". But you know that.
She thought the door was self-locking. That is not the same thingHow do you know what she thought? I didn't hear that part of the report, and your cousin Jeff said that the whole "teacher left the door open" thing was bogus news.
as "deliberately leaving the door propped open". But you know that.
Which probably means they don't believe they have anything to look forward to in life.I was think 10 years in solitary confinement and possible firing quad.
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