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To: TXSearcher
You are correct. I generally expect high school kids to be mature enough to deal with life's good and bad points. After all our armed forces have many young people ready to fight and give their lives for our nation.

But in situations like this the parents involved should make their first priority the well being and health, mental and physical, of the kids who were present.

It is sad to see people just waiting for a tragedy to exploit for political gain.

95 posted on 02/25/2018 12:52:10 PM PST by freeandfreezing
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To: freeandfreezing
After all our armed forces have many young people ready to fight and give their lives for our nation.

I don't think you can compare the kids who enter the military to these oblivious children.

You are "educated" in the probability of violence when you join the military.....and are taught how to respond to it.

Heck, even the ROTC students at this school, responded differently when they came under attack, than the kids sitting in their "safe spaces" studying Math, English, Drama, etc..... because the ROTC students had been trained on the possibility of violence in their world.

I would say we have failed, as a nation, in not teaching these kids that their world will never be completely "safe"........no matter how much they want it to be. Once they understand that.........maybe we can teach them to protect themselves.

99 posted on 02/25/2018 1:45:33 PM PST by TXSearcher (Interesting times we live in...........)
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To: freeandfreezing
"After all our armed forces have many young people ready to fight and give their lives for our nation."

Not from this batch of weasels.

105 posted on 02/25/2018 2:41:12 PM PST by wmileo
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