Law enforcement response issues aside, how hard would it be to fit these schools and school rooms with better secyrity systems? Doors with electronic locks, classrooms with one way steel doors that automatically lock from the inside, security cams and monitor systems over classroom doorways, security fencing around playgrounds, etc?
It would be expensive to refit all of these buildings and classrooms with real security doors, but we are already spending hundreds of millions to babysit a bunch of gangbangers with 60 level IQs for 12 years.
It would appear in this case that simply following procedures already in place would/could have prevented entry. At this point it appears the shooter entered the school through a door that should have been locked.
A quick Google shows about 140,000 elementary schools in the US, Sandy Hook was ten years ago. Considering to the number of schools in the US, the odds of actually having this occur at any given school are vanishingly low.
People get complacent.
Schools have been letting their guard down quite a bit lately
1. Biden the wise messiah is pres now, that causes teacher orgasms 2. Many having 5th grade graduation or whatever, end of school pizza parties and whatnot, lots of stranger traffic 3. Late spring weather, shîthole school systems, crappy maintenance, no ac, classroom outside door propped open 4. Field Day, kids galore outside
Can’t sit back ans be a Wheel Of Fortune Boomer a s spout off from a recliner and not consider these security lapses. Not directed at either above posters
