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blog.thebunkerboutique.com — Tue, 29 Apr 2014 07:58:19 +0000

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By: school active shooter training

school active shooter training — Fri, 17 Jan 2014 12:08:21 +0000

Eric and Dylan, Eric especially, were in and out of
trouble with the law, Eric was reported to the police numerous times by
a fellow student and the student’s family for harassing and threatening them with violence, and Eric had a website that the police were
made aware of wherein he wrote openly about his various murderous fantasies.
Starting out by decrying Howard Stern and his shock-jock
tendencies, Thompson has since moved on to video games, first representing the parents of students killed in
1997’s Heath High School shooting. Considering that they were first timers to the whole mass murder thing, and considering that they were just a couple of kids, they did a decent job of putting
this whole plan together and executing it.

By: MJSPDRPIG

MJSPDRPIG — Fri, 27 Dec 2013 18:09:21 +0000

In reply to zuk. A quick check of the weather in the Denver area on Dec 16 shows the the temp was 63deg and sunny which is quite warm especially at that altitude. While the first priority of responding officers is to neutralize the threat,ASR (Active Shooter Response) does not end there and there is still ALOT of work that has to be done from ensuring that no additional threats exist, finding injured victims ect ect ect.... I would guess that you have never cleared a school structure Mr. Zuk and therefore have no idea how long all this should take. Nor do you have an idea at what point during this process the video of the students being removed from the school occured. I am very equally sure that those officers that were in all that "Scary" equipment that offended you had not had the opportunity to return to their cruisers and properly secure that equipment.

By: Wraith

Wraith — Tue, 24 Dec 2013 01:51:55 +0000

I guess I don’t get how this logic thing works, either.

So, we’re going to gather all our kids together in one building, and put a “Gun Free Zone” sign in front of it, letting every maniac out there know that these kids are completely defenseless, and that this building is nothing more than a shooting gallery for those who’ve embraced evil…

…and this is seen as a good idea to the college-‘educated’ elites?

Oooookay. Glad we got that cleared up. 🙄

By: JKosprey

JKosprey — Mon, 23 Dec 2013 19:25:01 +0000

I’ve had this discussion numerous times in the past week. It seems to me that most of the opposition is emotional or visceral- I keep hearing talk about how teachers couldn’t possibly be trained well enough- and when I suggest that they undergo similar training to Law Enforcement (A truncated FLETC class for instance) it still doesn’t fly.

My girlfriend lived in that area of Colorado until she was 12, and this shooting seemed to hit home for her a bit. The other night she asked me, “Why do people shoot up schools?” I gave her a very long-winded answer that ultimately boiled down to “People do bad things- and schools are easy targets.”

She’s not a gun person. In three years I still haven’t convinced her to come shooting with me. But I think she’s finally beginning to understand why I carry a gun every day…and I think she’s glad that I do.