View Full Version : Teacher tackles gunman supected in school shooting
Secpro
02-24-2010, 12:31 PM
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/us_colo_school_shooting
JaxChris
02-24-2010, 12:56 PM
He should've shot the guy with his own gun a few times and asked him how it felt... then put one in the head. Waste of money to put this guy on trial.
Secpro
02-24-2010, 01:24 PM
He should've shot the guy with his own gun a few times and asked him how it felt... then put one in the head. Waste of money to put this guy on trial.
It is, but of course they will! Fucker is better off dead, but he will serve something less than life and be done sadly. Our system is severly fucked to the BGs.
this teacher needs a raise !!
ProfessorStoneFace
02-24-2010, 02:42 PM
this teacher needs a raise !!
no doubt!
ha ha, let the teachers open carry and I bet the number of school shootings will go down and grades will go up! :D
it's like the pilots on planes carrying now, some people are finally getting it. not carrying just makes you an easy target.
Plus teachers take many more threats today from these punks. If only they would allow them to carry also.
JaxChris
02-24-2010, 07:49 PM
Just bring back corporal punishment in schools. And stop making it against the law for parents to discipline their kids. Two little changes that would have a massive positive impact on the outcome of future generations of Americans.
Satan_3pc
02-24-2010, 07:55 PM
Just bring back corporal punishment in schools. lulz! Never going to happen. The politics and shit in this country are disgusting nowadays. Nothing our government leaders are doing makes any damn sense what so ever. :suicide1:
ProfessorStoneFace
02-24-2010, 08:00 PM
Just bring back corporal punishment in schools. And stop making it against the law for parents to discipline their kids. Two little changes that would have a massive positive impact on the outcome of future generations of Americans.
"spare the rod, spoil the child" seems like I've read that somewhere :)
Secpro
02-25-2010, 09:00 AM
Just bring back corporal punishment in schools. And stop making it against the law for parents to discipline their kids. Two little changes that would have a massive positive impact on the outcome of future generations of Americans.
"spare the rod, spoil the child" seems like I've read that somewhere :)
Indeed my homo friends! I think we all got our asses kicked by our parents back in the day and we didn't turn out to bad. The kids now a days have no fear because it's illegal to kick your kids ass.
The kids now a days have no fear because it's illegal to kick your kids ass.
my kids have fear... LOL
Yeah, I went to parochial school most of my life and have been the recipient of many of ruler across the knuckles and paddles across the rear and at home a hairbrush, shoe, and belt. I certainly didn't turn into some psycho punk that these kids who never knew what discipline actualy means are turning into.
Someone told me of a theory by a certain child psychologist. It was his opinion that children are like little barbarians who push and plunder and do what they want. In order to make them into civil "kids", you have to set consequences that they can comprehend. I 100% agree. Unfortunately my wife does not. So far tho, my son's a good kid who I haven't had to raise a hand to.
ProfessorStoneFace
02-25-2010, 02:43 PM
talking is only as good as what's backing the words up :) as a kid I knew I could push things to the limit with my parents but if I went past that limit I'd get in trouble. it's not that you have to beat the crap out of kids, that's not good, but kids figure it out that eventually if they're good they don't get punished :)
RCSRT8
02-26-2010, 03:40 AM
Well thats good in theory Professor, must most kids would take it beyond the limits today and start fighting. Hence why they all need an ass whooping. I can't say I was a great kid, I still use bad language to this day. But What I've seen now, is worse than what I do.
Going to the store and seeing kids get everything because they throw a tantrum. Kids swinging at their parents. And the parents seem more embarrassed, when they should be laying down the law. Now obviously this isn't true in all scenarios. I've seen a couple moms lay right into the kid in the middle of the store, even if there were a ton of people around.
Its obvious that the child abuse line isn't cutting it. Things are much worse than when most of us were kids. And its sad that society thinks we shouldn't fight back, but yet we have wars. What the fuck is up with that?
Secpro
02-26-2010, 06:55 AM
Well thats good in theory Professor, must most kids would take it beyond the limits today and start fighting. Hence why they all need an ass whooping. I can't say I was a great kid, I still use bad language to this day. But What I've seen now, is worse than what I do.
Going to the store and seeing kids get everything because they throw a tantrum. Kids swinging at their parents. And the parents seem more embarrassed, when they should be laying down the law. Now obviously this isn't true in all scenarios. I've seen a couple moms lay right into the kid in the middle of the store, even if there were a ton of people around.
Its obvious that the child abuse line isn't cutting it. Things are much worse than when most of us were kids. And its sad that society thinks we shouldn't fight back, but yet we have wars. What the fuck is up with that?
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Satan_3pc
02-26-2010, 08:57 AM
Well I turned out pretty good. Never really got in much trouble, where as my brother had the police show up at our house on several occasions. But I know when my dad lived with us I NEVER disobeyed. Daddy would kick your ass. When they divorced, like any good american family should, I didn't really listen to my mom. She'd be like, "You're grounded for a week" and I was like ok **goes outside**. So There's much truth to what RC says.
Then again some kids get beaten to much and they end up shooting up schools, so you just can't win lol.