Another School Shooting

[Speaker to Animals]

Pretty sure if any of us ran a private school, security would be more effective than what the bureaucrats provide, and if it's not, we'd be shutting down rather quickly.

I think, however, the assertion that kids would be safe from mass shootings by privatizing schools is a mistake. Obviously it could still happen.

[DrYouth]

Nothing.

So high schools in general then...

That's the root of the problem.

Is it run by the government? If yes, Occam says that is what Fife considers the primary issue.

The government is the root of social problems...

So we should just do away with it then.

Save me a lot of taxes... but then of course there would be the anarchy to contend with...

[Fife]

Nothing.

So high schools in general then...

That's the root of the problem.

Is it run by the government? If yes, Occam says that is what Fife considers the primary issue.

I've only said it about a million times.

Sometimes I know how Martin feels about lack of readership. :goteam: :drunk:

[DrYouth]

Pretty sure if any of us ran a private school, security would be more effective than what the bureaucrats provide, and if it's not, we'd be shutting down rather quickly.

I think, however, the assertion that kids would be safe from mass shootings by privatizing schools is a mistake. Obviously it could still happen.

Shall we take a moment and imagine a private school run by STA...

What would it be called?

[Speaker to Animals]

So high schools in general then...

That's the root of the problem.

Is it run by the government? If yes, Occam says that is what Fife considers the primary issue.

The government is the root of social problems...

So we should just do away with it then.

Save me a lot of taxes... but then of course there would be the anarchy to contend with...

Social alienation and the disintegration of the community is the root of the problem in this particular issue.

[Speaker to Animals]

Pretty sure if any of us ran a private school, security would be more effective than what the bureaucrats provide, and if it's not, we'd be shutting down rather quickly.

I think, however, the assertion that kids would be safe from mass shootings by privatizing schools is a mistake. Obviously it could still happen.

Shall we take a moment and imagine a private school run by STA...

What would it be called?

It would be called STEM High School.

[DrYouth]

I've only said it about a million times.

Sometimes I know how Martin feels about lack of readership. :goteam: :drunk:

Sorry Fife...

I don't read all the posts on the forum...

Although I do try to take extra time with yours when I can.

[Fife]

I've only said it about a million times.

Sometimes I know how Martin feels about lack of readership. :goteam: :drunk:

Sorry Fife...

I don't read all the posts on the forum...

Although I do try to take extra time with yours when I can.

No worries. I actually like conversation more than debate most of the time here. No offense to anyone, but the conversation (and the information), when it can be had is better than the "debate."

[Fife]

So high schools in general then...

That's the root of the problem.

Is it run by the government? If yes, Occam says that is what Fife considers the primary issue.

The government is the root of social problems...

So we should just do away with it then.

Save me a lot of taxes... but then of course there would be the anarchy to contend with...

I can only hazard a guess at what you mean by "anarchy," but I flatly dispute that the state is needed to own, administer, and compel attendance at the point of a gun at "schools."

[K@th]

quote from a kid in Tallahassee protesting:

"We aren't trying to take all your guns, only the ones being used to kill children every single year."