Short answer: absolutely. They're right on.

Bringing up Canada just is a distraction. Just because their statement contains a fallacy doesn't mean their entire claim is false.



Enjoy the rest of your summer!

Anonymous wrote:It’s fine. Slight hyperbole but essentially true.

+1

It happened 3 months ago and you’re still thinking about it? I want your problems, lady.

Did you hear it? I often find that what my 7th grader told me was said and the actual words that were said are slightly off.

How often do we hear “Dad said….” While DH is in the other room, overhears and yells in “that’s NOT what I said!”

They half listen, try to stir the pot or are trying to get permission for something. It’s worse now than when mine was little.

It’s fine. Slight hyperbole but essentially true.

Is your problem that she was wrong factually? Or do you disagree with what you see as an anti-2A message?

She's not correct, and other countries have drills for things we don't, such as bombings, but it would be foolish to pretend that the US doesn't lead the pack in school shootings. https://www.statista.com/statistics/1155011/number-school-shootings-g7-countries/

Anonymous wrote:Not true. Canadian schools have them as well.

Yup.

I mean she's right. There's no mass shooter drills in elementary schools in France or South Korea.

What is your problem with what she said? Because it's factually incorrect (as PP mentioned, Canada has them, too) or some other reason? FWIW, I would not be upset if a teacher said this to my child.

Anonymous wrote:Of course it's fine. The teacher makes a good point.

+1 I’d applaud her efforts to open the eyes of our brainwashed country.

Not true. Canadian schools have them as well.

Should she lie instead?

Of course it's fine. The teacher makes a good point.

Do you think is Appropriate for a teacher to tell a 7th grade that
USA is the only Country in the world that has lockdown drills because there no crazy people with guns elsewhere?

This happen 3 months ago I’m wondering if this is okay?