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5/30/2013 9:18:45 PM
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How would you suggest Increasing School Safety?
People have been saying, especially after Newtown, that are schools aren't safe enough, and it's kind of true. It's sad that we have more protections for our banks, than our schools. More security measures for our money, over our children.
So, tell me. How do you suggest increasing safety in schools? Obviously people don't like Gun Control measures as they say it won't help, so propose an alternative.
I suggest that all schools be given grants to buy Protection Films for Windows and Doors leading into the schools. While not 100% effective for bullets entering, it prevents the glass from being shattered to allow for faster response before violence occurs.
Flood, thoughts?
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Metal detectors
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Edited by Panho: 6/1/2013 11:26:03 PMGive all of the students guns, obviously. If they shoot anyone, then the school will know to keep an eye on them.
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Honestly, anything but armed security. I don't want to live in a place where we need armed guards walking around our schools. If anything it will make me feel less secure.
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Give all the children RPGs.
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Edited by Trad: 6/1/2013 8:02:18 PMEach teacher gets a m134 minigun planted on their desks.
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I like how the schools in my area do it where it's like an apartment complex where you have to be buzzed in or else all the doors are locked, and they also have parent volunteers to watch the school for the day.
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Automated turrets down every hall that shoots anyone without a proper RFID chip implanted in them.
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Consider this: We trust teachers with 30 children, but wont trust them (if they choose to arm themselves) with 30 bullets.
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Proper mental health services. The majority of schools here can be walked into by anyone. We rarely have any problems.
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Give all the students 870's. Not only would it protect the students from gunmen, it would also give the students a way to deal with bullies.
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Edited by Pluck: 5/30/2013 11:10:08 PMbared wire sentry towers with two guards armed with 25mm AA cannons Mines in the hallways Every time classes switch students need to be moved in shackles and organe jump suits moat filled with alligators surrounding the school Armoed vehicles as buses Teachers have an option to call in a rapid response SWAT team into a classroom to put down a student with force if said student is misbehaving Main battle tanks in the parking lots to deter any kind of invasion Howitzers manned by specially trained students air fields with fighter jets near by to defend against any air raid AA cannons and 88mm flak on the roofs Army garrisons on site for protection Patriot missiles scattered around the school ICBM missile silo in the courtyard
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1 ReplyEdited by manwith: 5/30/2013 11:13:09 PMIs there much you can do about it? Anyway, I'd rather still in a rare case get shot than get stabbed to death.
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1 ReplyPut bigger gun free zone signs, and a notice on how everyone in the school is defenseless.
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explosive collars. If a child's vitals drop to low, the collar will explode, also killing the attacker. And if it was a medical reason and not a violent one, it will teach schools to be more alert towards children in need.
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3 Repliesmore cops at the schools?
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Edited by Neanderthal 487: 5/30/2013 10:49:09 PMAfter a student was stabbed to death in a bathroom at my high school, security cameras were installed. As if that was going to help.
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Kill everyone. Then no one else can be killed or injured.
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10 Replies>Guards >Entrances that require a button pushed inside or a key to open >If you really want to go crazy metal detectors
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2 RepliesThere is not much that can be done. 99% of schools are totally insecure. If you go to school. Imagine you have a handgun and you are crazy. What stops you from taking the gun into school in your backpack? For nearly all of you who go to a school the answer is probably absolutely nothing. Nobody would know about a gun in a backpack. In terms of elementary school with younger children the best thing to do is lock the doors so that people cannot just walk in. In a high school the threat is different. The main threat is a student with a gun. In a high school environment there is just no way that every student can be screened airport-style before entering the building. The only thing I can think of that would really help middle and high schools from student shooters is more preventative measures to identify threats before they are truly credible.
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My school now has 3 security guards and locks almost every door, so I feel pretty safe.
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Edited by M37h3w3: 5/30/2013 10:21:25 PMRealistically? The problem isn't to be defensive but to be offensive. Identify problems before they happen and neutralize the threat before it materializes. Course those against Gun Control measures are also against attempts as well. As it stands, states are not required to submit mental health records to the background check system. It's voluntary. And of the states that do, some only submit token amounts. Patchwork legislation doesn't help either.
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My school now closes a 3-foot-tall gate on one campus entrance from 9:00 AM to 2:45 PM. I feel so secure.
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3 RepliesMy school recently put a fence around the entire campus. Instead of having multiple entrances and exits, we are now limited to only 3. It feels like I'm in a cage.
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Anyone who is a social outcast should be expelled immediately. Everyone else should have guns. Vidyagames made me Sail Hatan.
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Armed sentry drones, and a warlord class Titan
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Place a fifty kiloton nuclear device at every school. As soon as a kid gets shot, it detonates. What? It worked with the Russians.
