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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You see, it was the school’s fault! If pinky they’d kept their doors shut, they wouldn’t have been asking for it.

My god. The depravity if you guns nuts knows no limits.[/quote]

Who said they were asking for it? Do you leave your home doors propped open all night?[/quote]

DP. I lock my doors at night, but it would only take a few seconds for someone with a gun to shoot through our sliding glass doors on the back.

The victim blaming here is disgusting. Most schools take precautions to prevent unwanted visitors but they aren’t impenetrable fortresses because, well, they are schools.

The issue isn’t the schools. The issue is the easy access to weapons of mass killings. 
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That's a LOT of noise to make to get inside. More likely, they would come with a glass cutter. Shooting out a glass door involves entering through broken glass.

No one is suggesting impenetrable fortresses. We simply wondered why a side door, probably a fire door, was not pulled shut after the teacher got  his/her phone from the car. And why it was propped open to begin with.  It's not victim-blaming to expect basic protocol to be followed. [/quote]

There was already noise outside - the gunman shot multiple times before entering.

It’s absolutely victim blaming. Maybe the door jammed. Maybe she panicked when she saw the shooter.

The shooter entered with a weapon of mass killing that he legally obtained. Focusing on the door is deliberate deflection from the issue. 
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