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So TC, metal detectors work sorta, during class.. but what about the start of school, lunch, end of school, outdoor recess. The shooter may not interrupt class, but he has plenty of opportunity through out the day. And what if he sets off the metal detector, shoots the metal detector watching person, then shoots everyone in the entry way and then shoots himself.

Schools need security plain and simple. The reason school shootings happen is because it's a "gun free zone", which translates to "everyone here is a sitting duck". A soft target, because there is no security. This is the solution everywhere else. Isn't at least 2 armed guards in every school not the best starting point to fighting back against school shooters? as of right now, shooters can just walk in and fire away. Just the presence of security would be a partial deterrent, and also make it harder to pull off a shooting, and further more the response time to one starting would be soo much faster.
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NadYobWoc posted...

Holy f*** this man is triggered

I don't think you know what that word means..

I can write, very long posts down to the last character if that's what you meant. But "triggered" isn't the word I would use for that.

There's a difference between having interest in a topic, vs simply being bothered by an aspect of it.
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Because people through out school k-12, drop friends and get new ones. So Jim might be your friend last year, and doesn't talk to you the next year. Likewise after school people continue to make new friends, if you didn't know that it is possible to make friends outside of school, this is great news. But no one wants to hear your homeschool sob story and I wouldn't use that as an opener to introduce or define yourself. Every problem you have today, is solvable right now.
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joestarrr posted...

I was homeschooled from K-12 and it was horrible.

I almost never left the house except to run errands with parents because "kids don't need to interact with other kids to socialize" and my parents were home 24/7, so yeah. No friends, no life, nothing.
Plus the curriculum was bullshit and spouted nonsense that wasn't scientifically accurate.

I had it better than many, but still.

Family is your life, not friends. Everyone who leaves their house has friends. No sports or gym membership? It seems abusive not to let kids be active but fuck the idea that home school was the reason your life sucked. Did they lock you up in a farm house at night in the middle of nowhere with no neighbor kids, or activities or sports, or summer camp etc?

It is purely on the issue that your parents aren't good parents in the first place if they treat you like a house pet.

Did they really not allow you to go outside after schooling, and walk around town to events or public places, as say an 11th grader, makes it seem like you were just an awkward person, who was too scared to leave your house and socialize unless you lived in the middle of nowhere. And no, going to public school doesn't inherently make you a social person or solve personal issues that where created by having shitty parents. There's tons of kids in public school who have shitty parents and no friends lol.

I'd really like to hear your justification for excusing yourself from solving your problems effecting you today by blaming everything wrong with your life on homeschooling.

And K-12, like during part of that you could have gotten a drivers license, a part time job, a car. When I was younger than 10 I would go out in the neighborhood and play with the neighbor kids.

Did they really just prevent you from doing anything involving other people? Because that's not homeschoolings fault, it's your parents not allowing you all of the other activities outside of school. Again kids who go to public school are in the same boat if their parents wont let them join a sport, or do anything extra, get their drivers license, or ride a bike, go outside etc. Did they actually lock you in the house? Do you hate your parents? Not for home schooling you, but do you hate them as people, for how they treated you or how they interacted with you as a kid on a social level? Or do you hate yourself and blame your shortcomings on the idea that you feel like you missed out on something that you'll never get to experience, such as a tight friend group? And do you just hold that against them, thinking your life would magically be better had you had play time with other kids?

Like, I'm just trying to figure out your actual problem, because, "homeschool" isn't a root issue of anything. While your parents chose to homeschool you, they seem to have made a 1,000 other decisions that actually made your childhood suck. Unless it was you.

So part of this their curriculum and do you feel like you'd be better at say math if you went to public school? Or did they teach you the Earth spins at an incorrect speed? Like what scientifically inacurate shit did they teach you? That the Earth is the center of the solar system and the Sun revolves around us? Plz explain

And final point, there's a ton of kids who go to public school, tons of them, who are living in hell. You seem to think your life would have been an episode of Friends growing up, but in reality, kids aren't always nice to each other, and many of them aren't close to each other. Like kids have lots of friends, often they don't consider any of them real friends. And guess what else, most people you go to school with just disappear after highschool and get families and jobs and move away, and what it boils down to that you are actually missing, is a handful of facebook friends you don't even talk to anymore.
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DrizztLink posted...

Turbam posted...

-Go to google to see if there are sleep paralysis remedies
-See this:


Yeah, thanks a fucking lot google.

Why is this guy getting stalked by a WWII-era caricature of a black man?

that's a silhouette
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Waiting for apologies, this was a lot of shit to deal with for a long time.
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xfd
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tote_all posted...

MuayThai85 posted...

My daughter makes this an insanely difficult decision. Even if I time everything to the minute there is no guarantee we have her again or we even ever start dating.

Call the police, CE.

He's talking about starting dating his wife, which if not would lead to his daughter not existing.

Someone call the gutter police to save your mind.
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Horus_Leftfield posted...

If a black person protests in the street, they a nuisance, and they deserve to be driven over... If they kneel during the anthem, they're disrespectful, and they deserve to lose their job.

Seems like people support Trump just really, really don't seem to like black people for some reason... They're crazy in support of police, every time a black person gets shot by a cop they try to excuse it, or change the conversation to be about black on black crime...

If you look at the polls, like 70% of them call Black Lives Matter a terrorist organization, which is fucking offensive...

Meanwhile they do nothing to help us or even respect us, and then they try to turn it around on the Democrats party with this tyranny of low expectations bullshit.

Like what can we do? We're trying to speak up for ourselves and our rights, the inequality of wealth and opportunity we face is just nuts. But they don't want to hear about it, its like we're subhuman to them. Why can't they even bring yourself to say our lives matter without imagining there's something racist about it?

Just frustrating man.

@10:30


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Sounds fun, but no. There would be some sort of horrible feeling that everything is fake or meaningless, I call it the replay effect.
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