Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Note too, the Columbine shooters original plan:
11:17
After placing two 20-lb. propane bombs in the cafeteria, Harris and Klebold go back out to the student parking lots to sit in their respective cars and wait for the bombs to explode.
· From their cars, they have a clear view of the cafeteria area. Based on comments Klebold and Harris made in their homemade videotapes, the investigation determined the two planned to shoot any surviving students able to escape from the cafeteria after the bombs exploded.
· Klebold and Harris also have bombs constructed with timers in their cars, set to go off once they go back into the school.
Dammit, not was have to ban Home Depot!
It's also pretty relevant that all of their bombs failed. All of their guns worked. If the second amendment covered pipe bombs, they would have bought them from H&K online, all of them would have worked, and we would be arguing with you over what blast radius should be permitted.
Some bombs worked. One gun jammed.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Note too, the Columbine shooters original plan:
11:17
After placing two 20-lb. propane bombs in the cafeteria, Harris and Klebold go back out to the student parking lots to sit in their respective cars and wait for the bombs to explode.
· From their cars, they have a clear view of the cafeteria area. Based on comments Klebold and Harris made in their homemade videotapes, the investigation determined the two planned to shoot any surviving students able to escape from the cafeteria after the bombs exploded.
· Klebold and Harris also have bombs constructed with timers in their cars, set to go off once they go back into the school.
Dammit, not was have to ban Home Depot!
It's also pretty relevant that all of their bombs failed. All of their guns worked. If the second amendment covered pipe bombs, they would have bought them from H&K online, all of them would have worked, and we would be arguing with you over what blast radius should be permitted.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There was an armed guard at Columbine. He and Harris exchanged gunfire but neither hit the other.
Not sure an armed guard is the answer.
Not true. That was a responding police officer.
It IS true. Why don't you look things up before posting as if you know what you are talking about???
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/12/21/columbine-armed-guards_n_2347096.html
You keep reading the Huff Post. I'll read an actual newspaper. In the NY Daily News:
"Neil Gardner, who was stationed at the school but was not there when gunmen attacked"
"Gardner rushed back to the school after Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold began the gruesome rampage that left 13 people dead and 24 injured on April 20, 1999."
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Note too, the Columbine shooters original plan:
11:17
After placing two 20-lb. propane bombs in the cafeteria, Harris and Klebold go back out to the student parking lots to sit in their respective cars and wait for the bombs to explode.
· From their cars, they have a clear view of the cafeteria area. Based on comments Klebold and Harris made in their homemade videotapes, the investigation determined the two planned to shoot any surviving students able to escape from the cafeteria after the bombs exploded.
· Klebold and Harris also have bombs constructed with timers in their cars, set to go off once they go back into the school.
Dammit, not was have to ban Home Depot!
Anonymous wrote:
Dammit, not was have to ban Home Depot!
Anonymous wrote:Note too, the Columbine shooters original plan:
11:17
After placing two 20-lb. propane bombs in the cafeteria, Harris and Klebold go back out to the student parking lots to sit in their respective cars and wait for the bombs to explode.
· From their cars, they have a clear view of the cafeteria area. Based on comments Klebold and Harris made in their homemade videotapes, the investigation determined the two planned to shoot any surviving students able to escape from the cafeteria after the bombs exploded.
· Klebold and Harris also have bombs constructed with timers in their cars, set to go off once they go back into the school.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There was an armed guard at Columbine. He and Harris exchanged gunfire but neither hit the other.
Not sure an armed guard is the answer.
Not true. That was a responding police officer.
It IS true. Why don't you look things up before posting as if you know what you are talking about???
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/12/21/columbine-armed-guards_n_2347096.html
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The NRA said they would pay for it? I didn't watch the news conference but here is a quote from the article:
Given federal spending in areas such as foreign affairs, "can't we afford to put a police officer in every single school?" LaPierre asked.
That seems to imply the federal government is supposed to pay for it. The article also notes there are at least 132,000 schools in the US. If we pay each armed guard about $100,000 (not sure the going rate for armed guards), that is a cost of $13 billion per year. Didn't realize the NRA had so much money...
Do it on a local level. Police, Sheriff, whatever. Taking an officer and placing them in the school for a three month rotation is not going to cost that much. It could be subsidized by the government, but I don't see why it would need to be a big bureaucratic nightmare.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There was an armed guard at Columbine. He and Harris exchanged gunfire but neither hit the other.
Not sure an armed guard is the answer.
Not true. That was a responding police officer.