Off-Topic Mass killings

Don't both of those oddities seem... odd?

It’s even odder to focus on this kind of stuff.

Don’t really see an issue. It’s the last couple days in school - maybe it was getting hot in the school, maybe there was a nice breeze, etc etc.
 
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Allegedy ONE off duty "good-guy" from BORTAC said f'it I'm going in alone... while these dudes took up perimeter.
The officers inside were not perimeter. They should have immediately breeched the door using any means available. If they are like my dept every officer has either an AR or a shotgun. They had no reason to not put a slug through the lock and neutralize the threat.
 
It’s even odder to focus on this kind of stuff.

Don’t really see an issue. It’s the last couple days in school - maybe it was getting hot in the school, maybe there was a nice breeze, etc etc.
Surely so. But you'd think they have air-conditioning in west Texas.
 
The officers inside were not perimeter. They should have immediately breeched the door using any means available. If they are like my dept every officer has either an AR or a shotgun. They had no reason to not put a slug through the lock and neutralize the threat.
Agreed. I'll wait for the AAR...

Such a gd cluster... :(
 
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Miah said she was scared the gunman would return to her classroom to kill her and a few other surviving friends. So, she dipped her hands in the blood of a classmate -- who lay next to her, already dead and then smeared the blood all over herself to play dead.

Miah said it felt like three hours that she lay there, covered in her classmate's blood, with her friends.
She told CNN she assumed at that point the police hadn't arrived on the scene yet.

She said afterwards, she overheard talk of police waiting outside the school. As she recounted this part of the story during the interview, she started crying, saying she just didn't understand why they didn't come inside and rescue them.

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No words...
 
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Noticing a lot of narrative shifting here. All of a sudden those that used to scream "I back the Blue!!!" and "The Thin Blue Line is all that separates us from anarchy!!!" and "Blue Lives Matter!!!" are forgetting all those good times.

All of a sudden inept police are part of the "government" and "We can't count on those cowards so you ain't taking MY guns away!"
 
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What are the odds a random teacher propped the back door open 5 minutes before an armed, incel sociopath entered the school?
I used to do a lot of work for schools all over the country, and pretty much everyone would have a door propped open. Not very surprising really. Same with windows, they would have them wide open with no screens or anything. Just another access point.
 
The moral of the story - throw the training out the window if the commander tells you something different even if it’s completely baseless and tragically wrong.
 
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The truck he crashed wasn't super cheap as well. There was obviously some source of money at grandma's house. I'm not going down the conspiracy theory path of outside funding here at all but am just not fully buying what was probably a premature narrative involving poverty and his supposed bullying.

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Are people saying he did it because he was poor? Or that most shootings are because of poverty?
 
They were saying part of the reason that he was bullied was because he was poor.

The whole town is poor! He didn't seem to have a very unique circumstance.
Oh ok. Because I, and a lot of others say that most shootings are because of poverty, but these particular crazy people often times aren't.
I don't know this kids circumstances, but even in poorer neighborhoods there are a hierarchy of poor people. And the guys whose parents work at McDonalds look down on the ones who are underemployed. Just like you see the middle class looking down on people that make less than them. And the rich looking down on the middle class.

You don't even necessarily need to make less. If your parents are garbagemen and are tight with money and send you to school in levis and Shaqs. The kid who has a mom that is a fry cook, but was willing to spend her weeks salary on Jordans will still be making fun of the kid in Shaqs for being poor. Even though the garbageman makes multiples his moms salary. Many kids don't understand that some people are frugal and just think its because you are broke. Maybe this kids grandpa was well off and just didn't want to give his grandson any money because he figured he was a loser incel.
 
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