School Shooting in Michigan. 3 Teens DEAD. 1 15-yr old suspect in custody.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Parents should be charged. Having weapons at home makes YOU culpable.

Absolutely

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Parents should be charged. Having weapons at home makes YOU culpable.

Absolutely

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How does a sweet kid go from this, an apparent small town boy scout, to a killer in 4 years? I would bet bullying and cyber-bullying beginning in high school.

In 2017, Crumbley, from Oxford, spoke to a local newspaper about a school project he was working on with four of his classmates. The group worked with a nonprofit in town called Blessings in a Backpack, which fills backpacks with food and distributes them to “at risk” kids.

Sounds like a brainwashed kid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Update: his parents --or father and stepmother, it's not clear--met with the principal THE SAME DAY about the kid's "concerning behavior" in school. https://www.thedailybeast.com/ethan-crumbley-identified-as-oxford-high-school-michigan-mass-shooter?ref=scroll

The letter quoted in the article written by the suspect’s mother (stepmother?) to Trump was vile.

And she is convinced that they are middle class, no, you are poor. This is the problem, the mother has identified with a segment of population that she has nothing in common with. She speaks of immigrants, etc.

Of course they are conservative Trump trash!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:NP. Why do people think trying to understand the details behind it = justifying the crime?

You can want punishment for the crime and still want to understand the crime. In fact there's whole areas of study dedicated to it.

Do you think forensics teams are trying to free criminals by investigating the scene?

Mental gymnastics.

I mean sure, those Muslim terrorists were the ultimated bullied. Do you think people should stop and think about their motives?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:America needs more asylums and psych hospitals, not less gun, though less gun would help too. As it is right now- people with mental health issues literally have no where to go. Especially if under 18. Parents can’t manage this. There is literally no where to go and no help if you have a child struggling with mental illness and they are violent, other than to call the police. But really- that is not all that helpful

Mental health professional here-you’re completely wrong. More psych beds would be great but in no universe a remedy to this problem. what is needed: less access to guns.

Someone who wants a gun often will find one and not legally. Its far more to this than psych beds and gun control although we need both.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Update: his parents --or father and stepmother, it's not clear--met with the principal THE SAME DAY about the kid's "concerning behavior" in school. https://www.thedailybeast.com/ethan-crumbley-identified-as-oxford-high-school-michigan-mass-shooter?ref=scroll

The letter quoted in the article written by the suspect’s mother (stepmother?) to Trump was vile.

And she is convinced that they are middle class, no, you are poor. This is the problem, the mother has identified with a segment of population that she has nothing in common with. She speaks of immigrants, etc.

Of course they are conservative Trump trash!

Real middle class don't make very much. You may consider them poor, but they aren't.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:America needs more asylums and psych hospitals, not less gun, though less gun would help too. As it is right now- people with mental health issues literally have no where to go. Especially if under 18. Parents can’t manage this. There is literally no where to go and no help if you have a child struggling with mental illness and they are violent, other than to call the police. But really- that is not all that helpful

Mental health professional here-you’re completely wrong. More psych beds would be great but in no universe a remedy to this problem. what is needed: less access to guns.

Someone who wants a gun often will find one and not legally. Its far more to this than psych beds and gun control although we need both.

People die by suicide and commit school mass murders with their own family’s guns, not illegally obtained ones in the vast, vast majority of cases.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Update: his parents --or father and stepmother, it's not clear--met with the principal THE SAME DAY about the kid's "concerning behavior" in school. https://www.thedailybeast.com/ethan-crumbley-identified-as-oxford-high-school-michigan-mass-shooter?ref=scroll

The letter quoted in the article written by the suspect’s mother (stepmother?) to Trump was vile.

And she is convinced that they are middle class, no, you are poor. This is the problem, the mother has identified with a segment of population that she has nothing in common with. She speaks of immigrants, etc.

Of course they are conservative Trump trash!

Real middle class don't make very much. You may consider them poor, but they aren't.

working poor

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Parents should be charged. Having weapons at home makes YOU culpable.

Absolutely

+1

The prosecutor said she is considering charges against the parents.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:America needs more asylums and psych hospitals, not less gun, though less gun would help too. As it is right now- people with mental health issues literally have no where to go. Especially if under 18. Parents can’t manage this. There is literally no where to go and no help if you have a child struggling with mental illness and they are violent, other than to call the police. But really- that is not all that helpful

Mental health professional here-you’re completely wrong. More psych beds would be great but in no universe a remedy to this problem. what is needed: less access to guns.

Someone who wants a gun often will find one and not legally. Its far more to this than psych beds and gun control although we need both.

People die by suicide and commit school mass murders with their own family’s guns, not illegally obtained ones in the vast, vast majority of cases.

Very true. Unless you are going to ban purchasing guns for everyone- I don’t really see how more gun laws will help

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:America needs more asylums and psych hospitals, not less gun, though less gun would help too. As it is right now- people with mental health issues literally have no where to go. Especially if under 18. Parents can’t manage this. There is literally no where to go and no help if you have a child struggling with mental illness and they are violent, other than to call the police. But really- that is not all that helpful

Mental health professional here-you’re completely wrong. More psych beds would be great but in no universe a remedy to this problem. what is needed: less access to guns.

Someone who wants a gun often will find one and not legally. Its far more to this than psych beds and gun control although we need both.

People die by suicide and commit school mass murders with their own family’s guns, not illegally obtained ones in the vast, vast majority of cases.

Very true. Unless you are going to ban purchasing guns for everyone- I don’t really see how more gun laws will help

Guns should only be stored in gun ranges. That is how the UK responded with gun laws after the first and only mass school shooting there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The sophomore was shouting 'SHERIFF'S OFFICE' to get into a locked classroom and kill more fellow classmates.

I’m a teacher. I shouldn’t have watched that. This is my biggest nightmare. I feel sick. Those poor children

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Parents should be charged. Having weapons at home makes YOU culpable.

Absolutely

+1

+1 Conservatives think that all these kids running wild is due to lack of good parenting, and that it's usually the parent's fault for the kids not having any discipline.

This is the ultimate "lack of good parenting', and they should be held accountable. Let's see them practice what they preach.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Update: his parents --or father and stepmother, it's not clear--met with the principal THE SAME DAY about the kid's "concerning behavior" in school. https://www.thedailybeast.com/ethan-crumbley-identified-as-oxford-high-school-michigan-mass-shooter?ref=scroll

If you were wondering what the meeting was about it was probably this: