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To: Frenetic74
Twelve high school-aged boys thought they were being shot at in a shop class. You don't think the possibility was high that one or more of them could have taken action to stop that and in the process injured or killed the teacher or themselves? You don't think that in a panic they could have injured themselves?

And if one or more students had killed the idiot teacher they would have to live with that, after finding out later that it was a "joke," for the rest of their lives. Not their fault but you can bet it would haunt them.

Yes, he put people's lives and limbs in danger.

46 posted on 04/22/2012 10:38:46 AM PDT by TigersEye (Life is about choices. Your choices. Make good ones.)
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To: TigersEye

None of the what-if’s you described actually happened so the ‘possibilities’ and ‘could haves’ are irrelevant unless you are somehow advocating for tighter fake-gun control laws so situations like this don’t happen again. Also, your impassioned emotional rant is more indicative of leftist/liberal group-think than logic and reason.

All we know from this case is that a teacher fired a harmless blank gun at young adults in order to scare them or drive some point across. While he acted in poor judgment and should face some sort of reprimand or dismissal from his school district, he committed no actual crime as far as we can tell. The media outlet that covered this case neglected to specify the details (as usual), which led many people to be duped into propagating memes that don’t actually exist.

All I’m trying to do here is help people to NOT be tools.


47 posted on 04/22/2012 11:46:00 AM PDT by Frenetic74 (Courage is resistance to fear, mastery of fear - not absence of fear. - Mark Twain)
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