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The Bills waited a long time for a HC like McD...

I'm ready to move on from T T and in all likelihood the Bills will. With that being said the Bills have had the lowest amount of reps in the passing game over the last 3 seasons. The low reps doesn't just make it harder on Taylor when it comes time to throw the football. Everyone suffers...

I'm glad you see it that way because I thought for a minute you might be blaming the problem on video games. Something you failed to mention and I'll use C O D as as an example is shooting the wrong person / good guy on team play gets you kicked from the game. ( hardcore) I've also known numerous individuals that actually may have found their calling and joined the military with the interest generated from online 1st person shooter games. The point I was trying to make earlier is our society as a whole fantasizes in different ways from early childhood on of what its like to shoot another person. Knowing the difference between fantasy and reality, good and bad, is where mental illness and evil comes in. Most movies are way more realistic then video games in my humble opinion on a stage where killing and dying are glorified in many ways with all due respect sir

It probably does sherpa, I really like the idea of using mans best friend to protect our children.

I was thinking more like 5 of them armed with non lethal weapons , but appreciate the inside track on a drones current capabilities. thanks

I don't think it will fit down the hallways, can I order a mini version?

Drones are already being utilized for security purposes. More surveillance albeit. I was under the impression a drone could be operated by camera from a secure location.

pepper spray, tazzer, gas ot how about suicide mission and fly the drone right into the face of the shooter. use your imagination...

Myself personally, drones or trained attack dogs are the safest, fastest way to neutralize a would be shooter. Metal detection with silent alarm...

If you research it like I just did over two dozen states allow firearms on school grounds and naturally Texas is leading the charge.

It really is news to me so thanks.

Teachers confronting a mass shooter isn't a new idea?

Its a statement that characterizes what we would be asking a teacher to do, something even trained professionals struggle doing. Myself personally Azalin, kids act on impulse and adding loaded guns to the equation is the equivalent of trying to put out a fire with gasoline in my humble opinion. President Trump is not afraid to go outside the box to fix a problem and I'm ok with that, I just don't like the idea.

Our president is asking school teachers to inflict death on another human being. Its not natural, but we would all like the school shooter shot. Do you see anything wrong with this picture SigHunter?

touche my friend

As kids my older brother and I would set up little plastic army men on two sides and with BB guns blazing the battle would rage on until the last army man left standing. The loser ( me ) got to do all the chores that day. Much to my late dads dismay we would play cowboys and Indians on his pool table. Cowboys were solids, indians stripes. My older brother would take position on one side of the table, myself on the other and we would sling balls across the pool table at each other until the last ball left standing. The loser (me) sporting smashed fingers, did all the chores that day. Some of us played cops and robbers as kids with toy weapons. We grew up watching it in our drive ins and movie theatres, Sci Fi's, horror flicks, murder mysteries. Deep down where nobody wants to go violence, death and destruction entertains us... ...and my older brother was lazy... My active school shooter threat elimination suggestions: Advancement in technology on Metal detection devices and security drone usage armed with pepper spray/ tazzer capabilities.

Bump I'm just saying... ...why not bring in a bridge QB that might be more...

One things for certain Azalin, "We the People love Guns to Death" Over 38,000 people died in the year 2016 averaging over 90 deaths a day in a 5 year period across the US from guns. If you seen these kinds of numbers from a war it would make most folks start asking themselves "Is the war worth it?" Guns are here to stay so we the people need to find ways to make life safer with them. In my humble opinion keeping guns out of places we don't want them to be is a real good start. Myself personally, the way I see it metal detection devices could be tailored to detect guns and an advancement in the technology could help keep our school grounds safe. Eventually through advances in the technology it might even make our streets safer one day. what say thee? thy devils advocate...

" You see, in this world there are two kinds of people, my friend, those with loaded guns, and those that dig, you dig" [ The good, the bad, the ugly/ Clint Eastwood ]

Married woman will do that to a fella...

lol,

Guns in every household keeps this from happening.

If I could get you into metal detecting, GPS might come in handy on your big property.

I can understand where you are coming from, but lets say this GPS monitoring system keeps your movements private until you cross over onto School grounds. Sounds off an alarm. It does seem impossible, inpractical, true that.

The gun was in the owners gun cabinet under lock and key was Judge Judy's reasoning, The cabinet failed to secure the item safely.