Not so, not so at all.

After Luke had shot up the high school, he was leaving to go shoot up the junior high school when he was stopped by Joel Myrick. He hadn't run out of ammunition for his 30-30 deer rifle, hadn't decided to drive down to Mickey D's for an Egg McMuffin and a Coke, wasn't going to go to the arcade at the mall and play the "GoldenEye 007" pinball machine - he wasnt trying to escape, he was going to the junior high school and shoot more unsuspecting kids.

That's "all".

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"Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana." - Groucho Marx

How many people really want to join the cops these days? How many people would want to do the right thing but don't neccesarily want to wear a uniform for it? The right to bear arms is the answer. Almost everyone with common sence would want to try to evaluate the situation fully or next to fully before using their weapon. Who would want to take an innocent life? The police are very cautious and aren't very aggresive but they are getting better but untill now, respected proffesors, the heads of schools, and campus security need to have the ability to protect their own school and the lives there. The police already are stretching resources. They cannot be everywhere at once. Law abaiding citizens should be our first line of defence especially in public areas.

My nephew is 15 years old. And he will go at another school this fall.
There are less schools in Runnemede here. And having looked at all-american school shooting I just worry about him.
Nobody knows who 'll be next.

We send our children in school and we are afraid every phone ring.