They could have done a lot of things that they didn't. You weren't there, and you are just speculating about what they could have or should have done. If I were in my house and heard gunshots outside, I'd be confused as hell. Most teachers aren't war hardened veterans ready to grab a gun and march into battle.
In what other area of our political life do we deprive someone of property die to a potential that they might misuse it?
Bull ****. Guns don't fire themselves. The issue is not and has never been about guns. The left just wants people to believe it's the guns. The issue is the mentally ill people who will find a way to kill the defenseless. And society has just made it worse by encouraging the victim mentality, encouraging people to be offended by the most trivial of matters.
I wasn’t aware that basic constitutional rights were subject to a risk/benefits analysis. And you are simply bypassing the question of WHY it is ok to punish someone based on the potential for crime? I ask again, in what other situations do we take someone’s property under a fear that they MIGHT misuse it. Especially a type of property specifically identified as deserving special protection BY name in the constitution
According to their school policy all doors should be locked during class hours. The 4 resource officers would not be enough as there are 6 schools total. Robb is 2 miles away from the high school, middle school and another elementary. Both the high school and middle school have buzz in systems.
So since DPS and specifically the Texas Rangers are handling the investigation I think all of the LEO failures will be put in the open. They have no reason to sweep them under the rug. I think we saw the first shot across the bow on that today when the DPS spox left no doubt that the door was unlocked and no SRO was present and the shooter just walked in. I don’t think that bodes well for skeletons that really want to be left in the closet.
CNN’s Juliette Kayyem Demands Federal Government Suspend Immigration Enforcement in Uvalde
In the wake of Tuesday’s attack on a Texas elementary school which left 19 children and two adults dead, CNN national security analyst Juliette Kayyem called for the federal government to suspend immigration enforcement in the area of Uvalde, Texas, and turn the small town into a “safe harbor” for illegals residing there.
Speaking to CNN on Tuesday, Kayyem cited the demographics of the area of the shooting to highlight the importance of halting immigration enforcement there.
Last month, Kayyem argued against referring to a New York City subway station shooting that injured more than two dozen people as an act of “terrorism,” a term she said should be reserved for political acts such as the January 6 Capitol riot.
In February, she called to slash the tires of the Canadian trucker convoy and arrest the drivers protesting their government’s strict coronavirus policies.
In December, Kayyem accused former President Donald Trump of “leading a terror movement.”
In 2015, she protested against arming people in soft targets such as schools and public venues to prevent attacks.
CNN's Juliette Kayyem Demands Federal Government Suspend Immigration Enforcement in Uvalde
