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<blockquote data-quote="Lungdeflator" data-source="post: 208493" data-attributes="member: 5163">That pic of Reagan proves a good point.&nbsp; How many square footage is a typical school?&nbsp; Shooting starts on one side of the school, how long does it take to put down the coffee and get to a place where you can make a difference?&nbsp; Metal detectors would be good and easy to operate while 1000's of kids file in and out.&nbsp; I'm sure more schools already do, but one way in and one way out during the day, through a metal detector.&nbsp; 1-2 psychologists for every school.&nbsp; Every student takes a psych test at the beginning, middle, and end of the school year.&nbsp; Doesn't have to be overly intrusive, a good psychologist should be able to pick out red flags and dig deeper into issues.&nbsp; 99.99% of kids would probably pass just fine and have no problems with it.&nbsp; If a kid is graduating and gives red flags on their last test, hand it off to the authorities.&nbsp; I think there needs to be more accountability on the parents of these kids that get access to the weapons.&nbsp; Lock up your guns, seperate them from the ammo, and pay attention to what your kid is doing and going through in life.&nbsp; You can't do that, you're just as responsible IMO.&nbsp; Doesn't really help in the Florida case, but in general.- - - Updated - - -I agree with the ratings, but I don't think it would help much.&nbsp; How many parents of the kids playing this garbage are just going to go out and buy the game for the kid anyways?&nbsp; There's not many 12 year olds walking into target and spending 50$ on a video game, its the parents buying the crap.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lungdeflator, post: 208493, member: 5163"] That pic of Reagan proves a good point. How many square footage is a typical school? Shooting starts on one side of the school, how long does it take to put down the coffee and get to a place where you can make a difference? Metal detectors would be good and easy to operate while 1000's of kids file in and out. I'm sure more schools already do, but one way in and one way out during the day, through a metal detector. 1-2 psychologists for every school. Every student takes a psych test at the beginning, middle, and end of the school year. Doesn't have to be overly intrusive, a good psychologist should be able to pick out red flags and dig deeper into issues. 99.99% of kids would probably pass just fine and have no problems with it. If a kid is graduating and gives red flags on their last test, hand it off to the authorities. I think there needs to be more accountability on the parents of these kids that get access to the weapons. Lock up your guns, seperate them from the ammo, and pay attention to what your kid is doing and going through in life. You can't do that, you're just as responsible IMO. Doesn't really help in the Florida case, but in general. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] I agree with the ratings, but I don't think it would help much. How many parents of the kids playing this garbage are just going to go out and buy the game for the kid anyways? There's not many 12 year olds walking into target and spending 50$ on a video game, its the parents buying the crap. [/QUOTE]

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