Massacre Free Schools a new measure of quality of life?

[lostnfound]

Ah, the euphemisms, and the divide-and-conquer solutions.

What kind of world do we want?

In the race to the bottom, we’ve all anticipated falling wages, limited availability of health care, people sleeping in their cars because they can’t afford rent. Generally a life of precarious indentured servitude.

But should indices of worldwide quality of life measurements be revised to include a metric of “Massacre-Free Schools”?

Or would that be setting the bar too high?

If we put metal detectors and armed guards at entry points to schools, maybe we can shift the massacres out of the freshman building and the first grade classrooms, and into the nightclubs and movie theatres? Is that our best goal? Is there an irony that the other side talks about “hardening” schools?

Setting the bar at a Massacre Free Nation appears a bridge too far, for America.

What kind of world do we want?

[tazkcmo]

1. You have your priorities all screwed up!

A massacre of children and teachers is a small price to pay to enable a small minority of our population to spoon with their military grade weaponry. Get with the program.



Heavy sarcasm.

[lapfog_1]

2. metal detectors and single point of entry

only does two things...

It turns schools into prisons thus shortening the school to prison pipeline.

and

It provides a target rich environment for future school shooters similar to the concert venue in Las Vegas

[lostnfound]

4. Agreed...it also enriches a few security companies...

And trains the kids to be more compliant or controllable...?

[Volaris]

3. In Third World America 'I graduated High School' means you didnt get killed doing it.

Welcome to what ALEC wants, I suppose.