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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]fast track to a bunch of poor kids getting charges when they act ignorantly (they will) in combustible situations when they try to emasculate the bottom feeder police officers who are stuck on school duty. There will be way more of that than any heroics during the almost non-existent mass shooting events. While the cops at richer schools will just get really good are what ever game they have on their phone at the time.

1- Cops stuck on school duty will almost always be idiots looking for a low stress units / stuck there to be out of a leaders hair / late career waifs riding out the clock. 
2- Most cops don't have the ego to let kids be idiots esp the type of cop that a unit is so willing to release form critical roles inside the precinct  
3- most cops aren't dirty harry and won't be either willing or effective in a mass shooting event.

For it to go completely right you would need a great cop in the right spot and the right time after wasting so many resources. The harm day to day couple to the cost make it seem like a bad idea to me. [/quote]

Stop blaming poor kids...stop making it should like all cops are bad when there are bad people in every profession.

So, put your kids at rich schools .... problem solved for you.

What is your solution?  Zero security... clearly not a good plan
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+1 status quo is not working. Violence has gone up. We need to do something.  There is a new MOU with the police -- "Community Engagement Officer", which oeprates slightly differently than the previous SRO model.  I think it's a good compromise.[/quote]

Haven't you noticed the anti-security/police refuse to come up with another safety solution when asked.  I want police/security at the school...[/quote]
IMO, this is the problem with progressives - all talk, too much contemplation, and very little concrete, common sense actions.   And when they do take action, it's too pollyanna, and ends up being a cluster f*.  See SF DA recall.

https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2022/04/san-francisco-los-angeles-da-recalls/629701/

I absolutely do not want pro-Trump people in charge of schools, but I also don't want progressives in charge, either.  Also, see what happened to the SF BOE members. [/quote]

IMO, the last few years have shown me that the progressives are even WORSE than the pro-Trump people.  Truly, their policies are just terrible when it comes to schools, education and our kids.  [/quote]

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