I don't think he's necessarily a piece of shit for not entering the school, but I definitely have an opinion about the guy. OTOH I read an article saying he thought the noise was firecrackers, then he thought it was gunshots from outside the school. And the first 3 cops to arrive at the school didn't go in, either.

As for the teachers and students who were in the school and put themselves in the line of fire to help others, that's definitely classy.

You're an ignorant spout of biased nonsense. What you say obviously comes from a place of zero experience or knowledge, and I hope you know we all see that.

Keep living that blissful existence...

:olo: nietzsche u

Isn't it odd how 11 teenagers die EVERY DAY while texting and driving, and there isn't an outcry even close? No agenda here.

Why no immediate cry for stricter cell phone control laws or organized marches on Washington? Why aren't the number of DAILY cell phone deaths flashing on every news screen and pouring out of the mouths of our politicians? Why aren't there endless public and private discussion on how to prevent our precious children for dying to the misuse of cell phones?

All rhetorical questions, because we all know the answer.

Why no immediate cry for stricter cell phone control laws or organized marches on Washington? Why aren't the number of DAILY cell phone deaths flashing on every news screen and pouring out of the mouths of our politicians? Why aren't there endless public and private discussion on how to prevent our precious children for dying to the misuse of cell phones?

All rhetorical questions, because we all know the answer.

Actually there was.

Durrr, durr, durr...

Or maybe you should go marry your gun.

There was an organised march on Washington? When?

The point is, there is nowhere near the focus/outrage/push for legislation on the misuse of cell phones as there is for the AR-15. When cellphones are responsible for more than 3000 deaths a year and Rifles (not all were AR-15s) are responsible for 250, you have to know the primary concern isn't about preserving life.

Somehow Dumbrain doesn't think its stupid to compare a disease to the inappropriate use of an inanimate object.

Gramps, you can't believe this right, you're trolling?

How many innocent bystanders lost their lives when some deranged person goes on a cellphone rampage? You're comparing an organic event to a completely avoidable event. That said it could be 2A and guns is so deeply imbedded in your daily lives you just can't see past your rights to guns.... it might not be your fault which is really sad.

You wouldn't recognize irony if it hit you in the face, would you?

The point is, AGAIN, cell phones kill 10x the amount of people (all completely avoidable deaths) and there isn't same/more outrage.

Why is the loss of life to firearms more worrisome than cell phones? And how is someone dying while texting organic?

Why is there such a push to ban AR-15s when they are only responsible for 1 to 2% of the gun deaths? Why not go after pistols that are responsible for 80% of gun deaths?

There's no logical answer to any of those questions other than agenda driven nonsense.

1. Cancer kills more people. If you can't draw the parallel in those two reasons why someone could die and still think guns kill by chance you have real brainwash issues. An organic death is the result of chance and you need to understand the term, these just happen to be because someone wasn't paying attention.

2. I can't believe you have to be told this, therefore, you have to be trolling. Let's just start with volumes of mobiles to guns, see if that sinks in.

3. Fair point, all guns should be banned.

Okay Gramps, breaking it down to the simplest components so that the trianglular brick fits in the triangular hole in your block of wood called a head:

People who die when texting whilst driving die accidentally.
People who die in school shootings have been murdered.

Please, try and murder someone with a cellphone. And put the results up on Youtube so we can all point and laugh.

a bigger question is: why do so many Americans feel compelled to murder other people?

the 'guns dont kill, people kill' crowd actually have a point. it's just that they don't have a solution