Bulletproofing America’s Classrooms
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Ballistic armor companies are marketing protective products designed for the military to parents and schools. Some people see the items as unsettling but prudent; others find them infuriating.
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As the founding fathers wanted.

snooggums
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The most important thing about children dying is how can we profit off of it?

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Sell weapons

oh no kids dying

sell armor

???

Profit

snooggums
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Create your own market opportunities!

Jesus Christ, what a load of crap. No tragedy is horrible enough to keep people from wanting to profit.

I’ll buy those door wedges as prudent and cost effective, as well as safety drills: being able to react to an emergency can be important. Does every school do that yet

But do you know what I have seen in every school my kids have gone to? There’s always a door propped open, broken, or trivial to bypass the lock. Why don’t we start there?

Most schools make you buy a clear backpack, so they wouldn’t be able to use these anyway.

Sell the sickness then sell them the cure.

The treatment.

Cures don’t create dependency on the ones that sold the sickness.

Go free market! Yay!

This pre-dystopia phase is killing me. Can we just fast forward to the full-on Mad Max post-collapse era?

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