Anonymous wrote:It all comes down to gun availability. It might make everyone feel better to have someone to blame - the parents, the school, the video games. whatever. Without the gun, this could not have happened. It’s time to stop avoiding the real issue and start moving into a sane future. It should not be so easy to own a gun.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:“It goes to the culture and climate of the school.” says Ralph Godbee, former Chief of the Detroit School Police. “The [Oxford Community Schools] administration fell asleep at the wheel. There’s no other way to put it.”
At about 6 minutes in, the county prosecutor exposes herself to be a political hack railroading the parents. The parents failed to inspect his backpack? No, the school failed to inspect his backpack. The parents are certainly at fault, but so is the high school. And the school district is going to be sued probably as early as next week, likely class action.
The school didn't know he owned a damn gun because his idiot parents bought it for him.
I agree that they should have checked the backpack.i think they just couldn't imagine this kid actually had a gun.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:“It goes to the culture and climate of the school.” says Ralph Godbee, former Chief of the Detroit School Police. “The [Oxford Community Schools] administration fell asleep at the wheel. There’s no other way to put it.”
At about 6 minutes in, the county prosecutor exposes herself to be a political hack railroading the parents. The parents failed to inspect his backpack? No, the school failed to inspect his backpack. The parents are certainly at fault, but so is the high school. And the school district is going to be sued probably as early as next week, likely class action.
The school didn't know he owned a damn gun because his idiot parents bought it for him.
I agree that they should have checked the backpack.i think they just couldn't imagine this kid actually had a gun.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:“It goes to the culture and climate of the school.” says Ralph Godbee, former Chief of the Detroit School Police. “The [Oxford Community Schools] administration fell asleep at the wheel. There’s no other way to put it.”
At about 6 minutes in, the county prosecutor exposes herself to be a political hack railroading the parents. The parents failed to inspect his backpack? No, the school failed to inspect his backpack. The parents are certainly at fault, but so is the high school. And the school district is going to be sued probably as early as next week, likely class action.
Anonymous wrote:In todays world troubled students are no longer expelled. Troubled students are no longer sent to the police station.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The school told the parents they had 48 hours to get the shooter professional help.
The parents refused to take their own child home (because that would be admitting their failures).
The parents bought and gave their child with major probkems a gun.
The parents also encouraged the shooters behaviors (“just don’t get caught”.
On and on.
Give it a rest with blaming the school.
Doesn’t matter if the parents refuse. The school should have called police then and there to remove him. You can’t excuse that. They LET him go back to class.
That pales in comparison to the damage the parents caused, like it or not.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The school told the parents they had 48 hours to get the shooter professional help.
The parents refused to take their own child home (because that would be admitting their failures).
The parents bought and gave their child with major probkems a gun.
The parents also encouraged the shooters behaviors (“just don’t get caught”.
On and on.
Give it a rest with blaming the school.
Doesn’t matter if the parents refuse. The school should have called police then and there to remove him. You can’t excuse that. They LET him go back to class.
That pales in comparison to the damage the parents caused, like it or not.
Yes. If the timeline the DA gave us accurate, these parents are absolutely criminally responsible for this. The school made mistakes too and there will be lots of lawsuits, but the parents are way beyond “mistake” territory.
Anonymous wrote:I don’t know why everyone is arguing over who or what is most to blame, or what one thing will solve this problem. There’s plenty of blame to go around and all parties — the shooter, his parents, and the administrators — should ALL be held accountable. There are many things we should be doing moving forward — changing gun laws, charging parents who allow gun access, changing school procedures for when teachers identify threats, looking at our mental health system, examining motives and how to prevent these boys from doing this…it’s not just one thing. Let’s overhaul it all because this shit is broken.
Anonymous wrote:Have any districts been successfully sued for a school shooting? Because I'm confident the district is going to lose this one and it's going to be a big number.