In the second of three installments in UNSAFE: Learning from America’s School Shootings, VICE News Tonight revisits a forgotten tragedy and the people trying to learn from it. Watch the first installment of UNSAFE here - th-cam.com/video/R5Gq523UNTM/w-d-xo.html
Most students who become school shooters are victims of bullying and other social and psychological pressures. Do you really think threats of expulsion and suspension or telling them that guns are not allowed in school is going to stop them?
@@englishtwist well he got the last point right. Those people have the mindset on killing people and themselves too so yeah some threats on supension is kinda last of their concern but i don't know though
@Scribbli Chheery much agreed, the biggest irony is that most of the people who post these shiny happy help platitudes are the ones who don't do anything to help people when they need it most
Damn, in that report, it said the shooter wen't to his grandfathers house, who was a Red Lake police sergeant, found his grandfather sleeping, shot him multiple times with a 22 caliber handgun, then shot his his grandfathers girlfriend, put on his grandfathers bulletproof vest and duty belt, then shot his grandfathers girlfriend one more time with a Glock 40 to make sure she was dead, and then took his grandfathers marked police car and drove it to the school...
Philly Love positivity mongering may work in you home but the world and universe is a very dangerous place. You cannot be positive all the time. Without anger, you cannot save your family from those that would destroy it. Its just common sense. End of story.
@@thehurricane218 I thought of this alot and think the opposite. You associate anger with negativity, I dont. I associate rage, malice, and hatred with negativity. If something threatens what I love it makes me angry and aggressive. If that anger and aggression propels me to defend the things I love in a just way then it's a positive. Rage, hate, and malice are negatives because a person is no longer protecting their own but selfishly pursuing what they despise. That's the classic comic book definition of a hero and a villian. A hero fights to protect what he loves and a villain fights for selfish gain or to destroy what he hates. You are a good guy, which is why you stated protecting your family not yourself. How could anything righteous to protect the things you love be a negative?
😅Missy goes to church with us in Bemidji. I'm retired from Red Lake forestry/fire, our office was across the street from Red Lake high school. Kids were running into our building and hiding. One of the boys killed in that classroom was son of one of our fire crew . Another boy was in that classroom and attacked the shooter with a pencil ...he was also shot...but survived. The memory is vivid and hurts badly, but it can't be but a tiny fraction of what many families feel . Please pray for God to do His work on the reservation and give them solace and His peace. But what people may not know is that the Red Lake police got there quick and went after Weise without any hesitation. If not for that things could have been much worse.
I'm sorry, but if she can't see what she did was part of the problem then why is she giving seminars? When students say things to me I find concerning I never brush them off. Especially when they are complaining about school or about life, I always make sure everything is okay with them. Instead of talking to the student she brushed him off because she didn't want to deal with him. Then she blaimed others for not seeing the signs. What??
It's interesting to see the ppl who put in the time to do the research and speak with survivors, family of shooters, and those who were planning to commit a mass shooting who had second thoughts. It's deeper than just hate for others but their lives are lacking emotional support and it's a cry for help when there aren't programs around to help kids like this who are in danger of becoming the next shooter. They need to have more access to counseling at the schools and at the first report of a write up of a student that student and their parents should have to attend counseling to get to the root of that child's problems. I hope one day that teacher regains what she lost that day in her classroom. If I were her i'd also be scared shitless to go back to school and teach.
touofthehighplains Wonder how many people he would have shot and killed without a gun? Trying to predict when someone is going to go off the rails? Great step forward. A fucking joke. Deadly weapons should not be available to the public. That is the issue. Bc there is always a percentage that will be homicidal. And the USA makes sure there is a gun to produce mass murder for these people. Try doing this in Japan. See how easy it is to pull off. They treat guns like the plague and have virtually no gun homicides. USA treats them like gold and children die. Great system.
So he left a gun, went away to kill some more people and she did nothing? And now she is a hero somehow? Did I miss something? Could have just as well said "Hold this for me please. I'll be back in a sec".
I grew up in Bemidji and was in 3rd grade when this happened. I remember one of Cobenais's cousins was a class mate of mine, it was hard to witness. Many bomb threats and shooting threats after this happened in Bemidji school's.
A concealed carry shot at Brandon Scott Hole but Hole killed the carrier and sustained no injuries so it's not always the case, there is no objective good/bad either it's all mind related subjective content.
Don’t compare those two things. DUIS are more punished, have had adjusted legislation, and cars are more controlled than guns. Furthermore, no one gets into a car drunk to kill someone. These people intended to murder because of various reasons. People risking other people’s lives by driving drunk is an incredibly selfish choice based in addiction/disease. And also there are variations of what is “drunk”. Less so with shooting someone in the face. Comparing groups like that is wrong.
@@nomoregdm You think DUIs are more punished than mass murder? No- cars are not more controlled than guns. The only rules apply to how and wear you use them, and we already have those rules for guns....more stringent ones than for cars, in fact. But yeah....let's have a car ban to prevent DUIs.
blurglide I’m not suggesting the penalties are harsher for DUIs, I’m saying that people are consistently put in jail, programs, have their license stripped it’s clearly known that it’s not okay to do that... doesn’t mean people won’t. Most of these mass shooters either kill themselves or get glorified by audiences so some may spend their lives in prison but nothing really changes about the culture, you can’t say the same for DUIs. 40 years ago people were really casual about that shit. Not anymore.
@@nomoregdm 40 years ago people WEREN'T casual about mass shootings, now they are. Something is decaying in our culture. I think it's broken families. Almost all these mass shooters grew up without a stable father.
blurglide I guess that’s true but it does detract from my point about over time we have culturally adjusted to a societal problem (drunk driving) and with guns, as you stated, the opposite has seemed to happen. Which is why I said OP’s original point was disingenuous, among other reasons.
@@dvdrwsor America is the only nation that has a 2nd Amendment where our government is supposed to be obligated for us to be able to defend ourselves, so what is your excuse for other nations that have more mass murders than America?
Middle Aged White Guy, please stop calling it a "mass shooting". It is mass murder. Asserting the word "shooting" removes the responsibility from the murderer and places it on the tool.
I like how they didnt just say band all of the guns and there actually looking at the real problem and issues and trying find the root and solution. God bless them
That security guard was my uncle but what kind of high school security do you know to be armed? I’ve worked at the school as a security guard sub and a cook for 3 years I was 10 at the time of the shooting
@@francisbrun5970 So how did the kid get in? What are the security guards supposed to do when a person shows up with a gun? I live in Canada, we don't have security in schools. Maybe a SRO and they have a gun.
@@iloveyouamberappel he walked through the unlocked door used for guests and the security guards of the school are unarmed so there isn’t much they can do besides maybe try locking the doors calling law enforcement and getting everyone to safety. They are mainly there to stop fighting and protection from unarmed threats
I don’t understand he left a gun in her classroom ?!? But yet the gun he put in her her face had no bullets. So he left the classroom saw the cops came back to the classroom and shot himself but I thought he ran out of bullets. Thus leading to the teacher surviving 😐
She didn't say he ran out of bullets, the reporter did. He had three firearms. He likely emptied the magazine on one gun, still had some rounds on the other.
@Noiseless Sounds if I'm assaulted, then I can use deadly force to protect myself. Parents are responsible for thier childrens protection. I personally think the idea of relying on some stranger for protection is crazy
@Noiseless Sounds Gun control is seen as 3 things. 1. A necessary act to take away firearms with the intention of keeping certain areas safe from shootings. 2. A suggestion by naive people that don't think before they act who see "MASS SHOOTING" and immediately think "TAKE AWAY GUN" when history says otherwise and aren't familiar with the consequences of what will happen when they take away firearms from the general public. 3. An act of tyranny by the government used to disarm their own people, leaving them defenseless when the government tries to take away the people's rights and personal freedom while establishing an infamous 1984-style dictatorship. Out of these 3, what seems more accurate to reality? The road to hell is paved with good intentions, as they always say.
As we have all said a hundred thousand time, this is a mental illness issue not a gun problem. This Vice article, proves the point! You want change, tell your representatives to enact a federal hate crime for bullying in school, make it a felony to bully other students. Force school districts to fund mental health assistance programs. It is time to hold those truly responible for these murderes actions and that is the bullies and school staff that failed these children.
I have a strange question... @me or don't... I'm from SA and unfortunately just curious! Do you think that mass shooters might be killing the victims in the way that they would see themselves being killed/treated by bullies or if the roles were reversed?
MrGert150 because they watched as he continued to trip and fall until he got stuck in a crevice that continued to grow and eventually the pit sucked him in. But when escaped the crack, he came back far more twisted than what lurked in the black below before...
Regulate and progressively add more restrictions and laws pertaining to owning guns. Little by little, make them only eligible for use on grounds that allow it. Yes, violence and gun violence in the states is going to be a factor regardless of whether or not laws on them are bottlenecked, but they will decrease significantly if something actually happens about it. Drop your pro-gun ego for the sake of human lives, (and in this case children's) and focus it on making a safer environment. The US is a first world country, yet it's cheaper and more accessible to obtain guns to shoot up a school, than it is to redirect people to forms of mental health care, and medications. That and teaching children how to use kevlar to defend themselves from bullets, and wielding teachers with firearms themselves, all because none of this is important enough in the big picture. Priorities right?
This absolutely would make a difference however, the left doesnt want this to happen, they want family's torn apart and to solely rely on Big Gov. What a shame.
Yeah almost all of these mass shooters grew up without dads who were meaningful parts of their lives. That's why this is a thing now and wasn't a thing 50 years ago, despite guns being far easier to acquire back then.
Any school that does not have a metal detector to detect firearms shall be liable for negligence to protect the safety of children. This needs to stop. We need metal detectors at the entrance of every and any closed facility open to the public. Failure to protect while encouraging mass congregation is risk posed by the business or agency who shall be held legally responsible.
@@kdash3215 it's a sarcastic laugh meaning until guns are out of everyone's hands Gov included, NOBODY will be "safe" from gun violence...sooo I say give everyone a gun. I have guns and nobody has gotten hurt/shot/grazed etc and no mass shootings! hmmm.. crazy how that works when someone is responsible and acts like an adult.
@@BhangHead Problem is not everyone is an adult, regardless of age. I know more than a couple people I don't trust with a butter knife, much less a firearm.
@@kdash3215 again, they're not responsible adults. And if you cant trust people with a butter knife than you and who you know have more problems than trying to debate guns /gun laws. You need to be debating mental health not guns. But if they were responsible adults then could be trusted with a butter knife or a machete. I own a few machetes and butter knives, still I have never hurt/stabbed /sliced anyone. Crazy how a responsible adult can handle tools/equipment.
Instead of just reporting why not just be there, listen, try to be there, support and understand! Your job protocol shouldn't always be the number 1 path of action! You ain't gotta be in the Trump army okay! I'm from South Africa and still I get and don't get it?! #Opinion #Facts #Mebeingme #sorrynotsorry
This video shows us people who will do anything they can to protect students except to take personal responsibility for their safety. They'll write reports, try to ban the tools used etc. but they refuse to take physical action themselves. They want OTHER people with guns to use force. If they were legitimately sincere about protecting students, they would put themselves in harm's way and use their own guns to stop the school shooters. These teachers are so disconnected from reality that the thought of actually having to use violence to stop violence is unthinkable for them. It's ridiculous to watch these people dance around the obvious solution because of their fears. They'd go to the ends of the universe in search of a DIFFERENT solution before they would simply go seek training with guns and then carry one to protect their students. The bottom line is, when the student is pressing a trigger and taking lives, only taking his or her life as quickly as possible, will save lives. "Violence is rarely the solution, but when it is, it's the ONLY solution".
If the shooter left the room and left a firearm in it oh, why the hell did somebody pick that thing up and defend themselves? Haha people choose to be victims by not staying Vigilant and being armed.
Police Reports on the Red Lake Shooting on very Blurry as some reports say exactly that but others say that Jeff Weise still had all the guns on him and killed himself in an empty room
Some people are just off there rockers, There not wired right, A couple samichs short of a full picnic basket! No help will do these individuals, The best u can do is be ready for such an attack, I will be my solution & the solution of anyone around me if God forbid I ever get caught up
In the second of three installments in UNSAFE: Learning from America’s School Shootings, VICE News Tonight revisits a forgotten tragedy and the people trying to learn from it.
Watch the first installment of UNSAFE here - th-cam.com/video/R5Gq523UNTM/w-d-xo.html
VICE News guns are not the problem it’s mental health
sky watch socal Vice News is liberal, there’s no way in hell that they will change their opinion.
sky watch Southern California Ummm.... 🤔🤔 That’s literally what the entire episode is about. Addressing mental health in kids.
"because lockdowns are over so school shootings will soar" absolutely and all the other shootings as well.
Mental health issues are real people
Smoke meth will help your mental health
Kudos for correctly laying the responsibility on the source of the issue and not the inanimate tool that always get the blame.
Most students who become school shooters are victims of bullying and other social and psychological pressures.
Do you really think threats of expulsion and suspension or telling them that guns are not allowed in school is going to stop them?
you look like one
THEY ARE WEAK
@@yewy100 Thanks but I'm tired of Tumblr gushing over me. Fascination with killers is a toxic mindset.
@@englishtwist
Well, he's not wrong.
The kids that shot up Columbine were bullied.
@@englishtwist well he got the last point right. Those people have the mindset on killing people and themselves too so yeah some threats on supension is kinda last of their concern but i don't know though
Whoever is reading this and you are going through depression, betrayal, pain and trauma. Dont give up. You can win this fight. Just believe
Thanks 😊
There is no 'winning' in life, just learning to live with whatever ails you. It is what it is, life is not a game.
@Scribbli Chheery much agreed, the biggest irony is that most of the people who post these shiny happy help platitudes are the ones who don't do anything to help people when they need it most
thanks that'll help out. clown
This is horrifying. The interview with the survivors is heart shattering.
"im going to have to report that?" that is all you say to a child showing cuts on his arm? no wonder he responded the way that he did!
I dont want to say that you're right, but you're right
I agree it wasn't handled well, but it isn't her fault. Teachers are required to report self harm.
As someone who has suffered from trauma in my life, I understand how these kids feel. I'll never excuse their actions, but my heart breaks for them.
Damn, in that report, it said the shooter wen't to his grandfathers house, who was a Red Lake police sergeant, found his grandfather sleeping, shot him multiple times with a 22 caliber handgun, then shot his his grandfathers girlfriend, put on his grandfathers bulletproof vest and duty belt, then shot his grandfathers girlfriend one more time with a Glock 40 to make sure she was dead, and then took his grandfathers marked police car and drove it to the school...
evan1238 that's far more methodical than just "I wanna bring these kids with me so they can feel my anger and pain"...
Life is too short to not spread love and positivity
VooDoo 1000 without balance, you are just a flighty new ager
@@thehurricane218 ?
Philly Love positivity mongering may work in you home but the world and universe is a very dangerous place. You cannot be positive all the time. Without anger, you cannot save your family from those that would destroy it. Its just common sense. End of story.
@@thehurricane218 I thought of this alot and think the opposite.
You associate anger with negativity, I dont. I associate rage, malice, and hatred with negativity. If something threatens what I love it makes me angry and aggressive. If that anger and aggression propels me to defend the things I love in a just way then it's a positive. Rage, hate, and malice are negatives because a person is no longer protecting their own but selfishly pursuing what they despise.
That's the classic comic book definition of a hero and a villian. A hero fights to protect what he loves and a villain fights for selfish gain or to destroy what he hates. You are a good guy, which is why you stated protecting your family not yourself. How could anything righteous to protect the things you love be a negative?
Yes, let’s all have orgies and do DMT.
The tribe has chosen to not speak about this for a reason. That teacher was a bully
a bully how? It’s her story and can speak about it if she wishes.
😅Missy goes to church with us in Bemidji. I'm retired from Red Lake forestry/fire, our office was across the street from Red Lake high school.
Kids were running into our building and hiding. One of the boys killed in that classroom was son of one of our fire crew . Another boy was in that classroom and attacked the shooter with a pencil ...he was also shot...but survived.
The memory is vivid and hurts badly, but it can't be but a tiny fraction of what many families feel . Please pray for God to do His work on the reservation
and give them solace and His peace.
But what people may not know is that the Red Lake police got there quick and went after Weise without any hesitation.
If not for that things could have been much worse.
I'm sorry, but if she can't see what she did was part of the problem then why is she giving seminars? When students say things to me I find concerning I never brush them off. Especially when they are complaining about school or about life, I always make sure everything is okay with them. Instead of talking to the student she brushed him off because she didn't want to deal with him. Then she blaimed others for not seeing the signs. What??
It's interesting to see the ppl who put in the time to do the research and speak with survivors, family of shooters, and those who were planning to commit a mass shooting who had second thoughts. It's deeper than just hate for others but their lives are lacking emotional support and it's a cry for help when there aren't programs around to help kids like this who are in danger of becoming the next shooter. They need to have more access to counseling at the schools and at the first report of a write up of a student that student and their parents should have to attend counseling to get to the root of that child's problems. I hope one day that teacher regains what she lost that day in her classroom. If I were her i'd also be scared shitless to go back to school and teach.
Wish your all a very beautiful day 🙂🙂
And hope everyone of you stays safe out there 🙂❤️
Thanks
Btw subbbed, you make hella good stuff.
Good segment vice. Really thought provoking
We need to spread love and positivity to prevent these atrocities from happening
Lol
Colby Reeves humanity is a cruel race dude. We love. But we love to hate as well...
"School shootings are extremely rare"? Not in America.
Hes means rare by proximity and population.
Someone who is tackling the real issue. And not blaming inanimate objects.
touofthehighplains Wonder how many people he would have shot and killed without a gun? Trying to predict when someone is going to go off the rails? Great step forward. A fucking joke. Deadly weapons should not be available to the public. That is the issue. Bc there is always a percentage that will be homicidal. And the USA makes sure there is a gun to produce mass murder for these people. Try doing this in Japan. See how easy it is to pull off. They treat guns like the plague and have virtually no gun homicides. USA treats them like gold and children die. Great system.
I agree with Jamie. America must look like a ticking time bomb to other more safe countries.
So he left a gun, went away to kill some more people and she did nothing? And now she is a hero somehow? Did I miss something? Could have just as well said "Hold this for me please. I'll be back in a sec".
I grew up in Bemidji and was in 3rd grade when this happened. I remember one of Cobenais's cousins was a class mate of mine, it was hard to witness. Many bomb threats and shooting threats after this happened in Bemidji school's.
A good guy with a gun stops a bad guy with a gun
Where were they in Uvalde, Texas, then?
A concealed carry shot at Brandon Scott Hole but Hole killed the carrier and sustained no injuries so it's not always the case, there is no objective good/bad either it's all mind related subjective content.
I feel the same about Drunk Drivers, but there's no hope in changing it...I hope you all stay safe out there.
Don’t compare those two things.
DUIS are more punished, have had adjusted legislation, and cars are more controlled than guns.
Furthermore, no one gets into a car drunk to kill someone. These people intended to murder because of various reasons.
People risking other people’s lives by driving drunk is an incredibly selfish choice based in addiction/disease.
And also there are variations of what is “drunk”. Less so with shooting someone in the face.
Comparing groups like that is wrong.
@@nomoregdm You think DUIs are more punished than mass murder? No- cars are not more controlled than guns. The only rules apply to how and wear you use them, and we already have those rules for guns....more stringent ones than for cars, in fact. But yeah....let's have a car ban to prevent DUIs.
blurglide I’m not suggesting the penalties are harsher for DUIs, I’m saying that people are consistently put in jail, programs, have their license stripped it’s clearly known that it’s not okay to do that... doesn’t mean people won’t.
Most of these mass shooters either kill themselves or get glorified by audiences so some may spend their lives in prison but nothing really changes about the culture, you can’t say the same for DUIs. 40 years ago people were really casual about that shit. Not anymore.
@@nomoregdm 40 years ago people WEREN'T casual about mass shootings, now they are. Something is decaying in our culture. I think it's broken families. Almost all these mass shooters grew up without a stable father.
blurglide I guess that’s true but it does detract from my point about over time we have culturally adjusted to a societal problem (drunk driving) and with guns, as you stated, the opposite has seemed to happen.
Which is why I said OP’s original point was disingenuous, among other reasons.
Ms.Dodds is incredibly brave and dedicated. All love n support
We are thinking of you all today. You are not forgotten and you are so loved.
Q: How do you stop mass shootings?
A: Shoot back.
Wrong. Cancel the 2nd amendment.
@@dvdrwsor America is the only nation that has a 2nd Amendment where our government is supposed to be obligated for us to be able to defend ourselves, so what is your excuse for other nations that have more mass murders than America?
Middle Aged White Guy, please stop calling it a "mass shooting". It is mass murder. Asserting the word "shooting" removes the responsibility from the murderer and places it on the tool.
@@TheGuy030770 +1
@Kelvin Ramirez , nothing will stop someone bent on destruction.
I like how they didnt just say band all of the guns and there actually looking at the real problem and issues and trying find the root and solution. God bless them
She said the school had a security guard and metal detectors... So how did the kid get in? Was the security guard not armed?
iloveyouamberappel no he didn’t have a gun. He attempted to stop him but was shot in the process. I lived 30 mins away from there at that time
That security guard was my uncle but what kind of high school security do you know to be armed? I’ve worked at the school as a security guard sub and a cook for 3 years I was 10 at the time of the shooting
@@francisbrun5970 So how did the kid get in? What are the security guards supposed to do when a person shows up with a gun? I live in Canada, we don't have security in schools. Maybe a SRO and they have a gun.
@@iloveyouamberappel he walked through the unlocked door used for guests and the security guards of the school are unarmed so there isn’t much they can do besides maybe try locking the doors calling law enforcement and getting everyone to safety. They are mainly there to stop fighting and protection from unarmed threats
@@francisbrun5970 sounds ineffective.
not to point fingers but it doesn’t take an expert to know that he did it because you reported him
I don’t understand he left a gun in her classroom ?!? But yet the gun he put in her her face had no bullets. So he left the classroom saw the cops came back to the classroom and shot himself but I thought he ran out of bullets. Thus leading to the teacher surviving 😐
She didn't say he ran out of bullets, the reporter did. He had three firearms. He likely emptied the magazine on one gun, still had some rounds on the other.
If the teacher new how to handle the situation with that kid maybe she wouldn't be a survivor of a school shooting.
You are responsible for your own protection. That is the reality we live in
@Noiseless Sounds
He's right. There's a reason why self-defense and personal carry holsters is a thing.
@Noiseless Sounds if I'm assaulted, then I can use deadly force to protect myself. Parents are responsible for thier childrens protection. I personally think the idea of relying on some stranger for protection is crazy
@Noiseless Sounds gun control is gun violence on innocent people
Ya which is why we need to end gun control its only making it harder
@Noiseless Sounds
Gun control is seen as 3 things.
1. A necessary act to take away firearms with the intention of keeping certain areas safe from shootings.
2. A suggestion by naive people that don't think before they act who see "MASS SHOOTING" and immediately think "TAKE AWAY GUN" when history says otherwise and aren't familiar with the consequences of what will happen when they take away firearms from the general public.
3. An act of tyranny by the government used to disarm their own people, leaving them defenseless when the government tries to take away the people's rights and personal freedom while establishing an infamous 1984-style dictatorship.
Out of these 3, what seems more accurate to reality?
The road to hell is paved with good intentions, as they always say.
As we have all said a hundred thousand time, this is a mental illness issue not a gun problem. This Vice article, proves the point! You want change, tell your representatives to enact a federal hate crime for bullying in school, make it a felony to bully other students. Force school districts to fund mental health assistance programs. It is time to hold those truly responible for these murderes actions and that is the bullies and school staff that failed these children.
We have a serious mental health problem
I live in Mexico City, the most dangerous place in the USA is a playground here.
Congratulations
@@J.G.Wentworth69420 thank you
Chicago
I have a strange question... @me or don't... I'm from SA and unfortunately just curious! Do you think that mass shooters might be killing the victims in the way that they would see themselves being killed/treated by bullies or if the roles were reversed?
my boyfriend went through this. jeff was his friend. he told me of a drawing.. march to the death song until your boots fill with blood
The duration of that video .-.
There was almost a school shooter at my high school few years ago. Winona is where I graduated from.
She didn't help him when he showed his cut marks. She had it coming. She was on his list for sure.
Are u kidding me
So he slipped through the cracks, how did that happen?
MrGert150 because they watched as he continued to trip and fall until he got stuck in a crevice that continued to grow and eventually the pit sucked him in. But when escaped the crack, he came back far more twisted than what lurked in the black below before...
There is a reason she wasn’t allowed to say his name
My math teacher used to work there
Regulate and progressively add more restrictions and laws pertaining to owning guns. Little by little, make them only eligible for use on grounds that allow it.
Yes, violence and gun violence in the states is going to be a factor regardless of whether or not laws on them are bottlenecked, but they will decrease significantly if something actually happens about it. Drop your pro-gun ego for the sake of human lives, (and in this case children's) and focus it on making a safer environment. The US is a first world country, yet it's cheaper and more accessible to obtain guns to shoot up a school, than it is to redirect people to forms of mental health care, and medications. That and teaching children how to use kevlar to defend themselves from bullets, and wielding teachers with firearms themselves, all because none of this is important enough in the big picture. Priorities right?
Nope no evidence of that in fact gun control is gun violence on innocent people so your position is an inherent contradiction
even one mass shooting is too much. america is facing a massive gun problem it is not “rare”
and the shooter was my dads friend.
doctor: “you have 9 minutes and 10 seconds left to live”
me:
I'll finish it for you...
*Looks into a mirror for 9 minutes and 10 seconds*
Stopping .....Single mothers and the lack of support for fathers to be involved in boys lives. This is how to fix the problems
makes incels
This absolutely would make a difference however, the left doesnt want this to happen, they want family's torn apart and to solely rely on Big Gov. What a shame.
Yeah almost all of these mass shooters grew up without dads who were meaningful parts of their lives. That's why this is a thing now and wasn't a thing 50 years ago, despite guns being far easier to acquire back then.
Does she charge $ for public speaking? If so I would say that would be a reason also.
if this lady did not become a christian if she wasn't already after this, im concerned. like, really concerned.
Missy is a faithful member of First Baptist Church in Bemidji .
Any school that does not have a metal detector to detect firearms shall be liable for negligence to protect the safety of children. This needs to stop. We need metal detectors at the entrance of every and any closed facility open to the public. Failure to protect while encouraging mass congregation is risk posed by the business or agency who shall be held legally responsible.
I remember this shooting. It was Jeffrey Weisse.
He did a bunch of online animations about shootings.
they didn't put his name in the video because all they want is notoriety. Please respect the victims and not post his name
That 2nd Amendment sucks. Other countries don't have this shit and yet are "free".
Why dont you fade in a G in front of the unsafe logo at the beginning :D
"Trying to stop another Mass Shooting". 🤣 good luck, that's all WAR is !
Man, some peoples kids
I'm glad this is funny to you.
@@kdash3215 it's a sarcastic laugh meaning until guns are out of everyone's hands Gov included, NOBODY will be "safe" from gun violence...sooo I say give everyone a gun. I have guns and nobody has gotten hurt/shot/grazed etc and no mass shootings! hmmm.. crazy how that works when someone is responsible and acts like an adult.
@@BhangHead Problem is not everyone is an adult, regardless of age. I know more than a couple people I don't trust with a butter knife, much less a firearm.
@@kdash3215 again, they're not responsible adults. And if you cant trust people with a butter knife than you and who you know have more problems than trying to debate guns /gun laws. You need to be debating mental health not guns. But if they were responsible adults then could be trusted with a butter knife or a machete. I own a few machetes and butter knives, still I have never hurt/stabbed /sliced anyone. Crazy how a responsible adult can handle tools/equipment.
Number one you can not prevent some idiot sociopath from going off the rails.
Real-Batman Truth. Such a joke. The problem is access to guns. As long as that exists, this will never change or stop.
Jamie Vidd not true. Canada and Switzerland have some of the loosest gun laws in the world. Where are all the shootings there
Instead of just reporting why not just be there, listen, try to be there, support and understand! Your job protocol shouldn't always be the number 1 path of action! You ain't gotta be in the Trump army okay! I'm from South Africa and still I get and don't get it?! #Opinion #Facts #Mebeingme #sorrynotsorry
Who is this reporter? @vicenews
This video shows us people who will do anything they can to protect students except to take personal responsibility for their safety. They'll write reports, try to ban the tools used etc. but they refuse to take physical action themselves. They want OTHER people with guns to use force. If they were legitimately sincere about protecting students, they would put themselves in harm's way and use their own guns to stop the school shooters. These teachers are so disconnected from reality that the thought of actually having to use violence to stop violence is unthinkable for them.
It's ridiculous to watch these people dance around the obvious solution because of their fears. They'd go to the ends of the universe in search of a DIFFERENT solution before they would simply go seek training with guns and then carry one to protect their students. The bottom line is, when the student is pressing a trigger and taking lives, only taking his or her life as quickly as possible, will save lives.
"Violence is rarely the solution, but when it is, it's the ONLY solution".
That lady researcher is pretty hot
The video lasts 9:11
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^^^^ this is what we are talking about honestly, We take everything as jokes till it’s you or affects you
@@sammysosa3542 knock knock
@@MrMamklpx whos there?
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If the shooter left the room and left a firearm in it oh, why the hell did somebody pick that thing up and defend themselves? Haha people choose to be victims by not staying Vigilant and being armed.
Police Reports on the Red Lake Shooting on very Blurry as some reports say exactly that but others say that Jeff Weise still had all the guns on him and killed himself in an empty room
Some people are just off there rockers, There not wired right, A couple samichs short of a full picnic basket! No help will do these individuals, The best u can do is be ready for such an attack, I will be my solution & the solution of anyone around me if God forbid I ever get caught up
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Americans... LEARN... From HISTORY!? Ha!
EASY GET RID OF THE GUNS!
KAGA VOTE TRUMP 2020 💪
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Tequila no one cares lmao
I remember this to this day