Re Mora Ha. Nice joke. Wait, you serious?

This was deep, thank you

kinda click bait but ight

While being a good solution I think that building shooter proof schools isn't addressing a more fundamental problem, which is "Why are those shooters doing what they do? What can be done to prevent that?". Let's say somebody wants to commit some harm, maybe kill some people, by making the school more safe that doesn't mean that there can't a "parking lot shooter".

Man watching any of your videos while on a sativa just makes it more thrilling and creepy and my search for answers more pressing

XD

"With all due respect principal Johnson, the cover placement is stellar on the school's blueprints, you were asking for it"

Shit, they should charge money as consultants for testing the design.

i actually played that map lol it was banger my guy cs 1.6 was the bomb

So you don't like the safety of the schools? You a School shooter??

Lol

oh man if only getting a job was that easy, fmpone would be making millions right now

@@klevmeister1g definitely Cache has generous amounts of cover

Even an APC for god's sake

@@shardinhand1243 north Korea

How did no one heared the gun shot ? I imagine the horror, indeed 🙁

what the actual f*ck? That's awful. How is this even allowed to happen

​@@donpollo3154idk he made the choice. Ask him. Certainly nothing was stopping him and nothing was to live for.

that's horrible, did his parents not wonder why he didn't come home??

Maybe then American kids will learn a measly 1% of the fear their country taught children in all those countless countries you bombed.

Now put a moat and a barbed wire fence around it, and make it only have a few entrances and exits.

Things are made of glass because it's transparent, if glass is made to be unbreakable then it slides open.

@@ussliberty109 Now put a guard tower in the center... oh wait, that's a prison

I mean, to be fair, you can just have the windows be openable, like emergency fire exit windows. You don’t actually HAVE to smash them to escape through them.

@@ussliberty109 now all we need is to position staff in certain places, add a few metal detectors and oh shit that's a prison

That’s what I always joke

I couldn't make that joke in a country with tight gun control. Or the metric system probably. Idk the joke.

@@suprafluid3661 the student is a shooter

@@suprafluid3661 actually look up China and mass stabbings targeting children. lol oops

@@fishsmell2570 Damit their at it again. Outsmarted me yet again.

"Mrs. Gutter, why is it getting bright?"

@@orange993 more like "duhartete muhbaffe en ganoosh"

@@FortNite-fb5wm omg, took me some time to understand

@@-kurogane- I had to look at my comment and think too, I confused myself. I forgot I wrote this

Kurogane Ti_Ignition I don’t get it

Here in my country schools literally have bars on windows Im not sure why because they started getting it when i was in my very early teens im not sure if some student killed himself but i can say that looking at bars on windows everyday when i was still on school was not cool

@@valletas most schools in my country do have bars on windows, but its mostly to protect from football kids from shooting the ball through the windows.

@@valletas We don't have bars on windows here, but all windows are very narrow and rotate open making it really hard to squeeze yourself through. At least, that's how it is until the 3rd floor. After that, it's nets and bars and railings. Sure wonder why so much care is taken in preventing a student from defenestrating themselves instead of... helping their mental health.

@@quan-uo5ws here in my country we dont have open fields on schools All stadiums are "caged" if thats make sense so the ball wont go anywhere

@@nerd_nato564 well because the only way to improve mental health for students is to radically reform the school system, and that isnt happening soon.

Yeah

Wa ssuprised when he said in 2019

This is still the case sadly.

Yeah, it's been nearly half a decade since he made it

Watching in 2023, didn't see the upload time and genuinely thought it was uploaded this year. Fucking depressing dude

It shouldn’t be funny but the idea of a bunch of kids rocket jumping around school fragging each other is very funny to me.

@@BLIGHTROT666 Tf2 headass bois flying through the hallways

@Maciej Królikowski This is a bucket

Rovire Jams My God...

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oh god

That’s possible for literally everywhere Facts are nowhere is “safe”

I just realized, the reason why there's no US school shooting in the past 6 months is because all school were closed due to covid-19 and they are studying from home. to think that a viral outbreak actually saved the kids from dying.

@@KoeSeer got a point there can't do a mass shooting if there's no mass to shoot

@AlexX there's more death with the virus, but doesn't it sucks more that kids kill other kids (mostly because schools doesn't handle bullying well, and guns too)

That's the goal. Get the populace use to being violated by the government on a daily basis. Government has no fear of a lone gunman. what they do fear are people with free spirits.

They put people in school specifically to draw away attention from themselves

And then if we get gun control, it's all superficial like "Assault weapon bans" etc. Just pure security theater.

If you can do something to help. Things are definitely getting dire over here. Cheers from USA

@@sierrrrrrrra Aye, everything's starting to go to shit

Well, here’s my theory- Americans lack trust and honesty - at least the average ones. As an American in high school, I speak from experience - people find every possible unexploited loophole, will break rules for the sake of it, and try to selfishly entertain themselves often at the expense of others. I also think that the biggest issue is the culture of death we have here. Guns are almost worshipped and are used to kill others here. The government, of course, has to regulate because otherwise there is enourmous destruction. However, in a lot of European countries, you can have a full automatic gun - because while it is occasionally used maliciously, it’s not enough to warrant a law banning them. The media also give WAY to much attention to what are in essence terrorists, and kids (mentally stable or not) are constantly exposed to violence, with the M on ESRB or 18 on Pegi being regulated to a suggestion. Same applies to most movies. And this leads to fundamental problem no. 3: people here enjoy violence more than art. You can notice that as movies and video games get more violent, the story/gameplay get more shallow. A lot of stories can be violent by nature (I.e., the Bible and Quran) but have actual meaning. Things like Fortnite, the perfect example of violence for violence, do not. Just my 2 cents.

@@thenerdy0boist955 Yeah, you certainly have some points there as I see it

​@@thenerdy0boist955 you had me until you went schizo and started talking about fortnite

If we're around the same age, I don't think that was the motivation until we were in high-school. Or school system does more and more hard lock-down drills every-time there's a shooting. Since the shooting in North Florida (a similar school to ours), our school has quadrupled the police presence afaik, installed a new security system, and has doubled the rate that we do drills... and with it the number of fake and/or intervened threats has increased too. Just this week, there was a fake bomb threat. Yesterday, there was noticeably fewer people hanging out in the hallways.

Yeah, that's exactly how it was for me

I thought the same, Beggo. Although, Drills were extremely rare. This is probably because I lived in a pretty small town, so everyone was at least acquainted with each other, so shooters had a lot less reason to shoot the school. Even the weird quiet kids have at least a small circle of 1-2 friends. Also, a lot of people turn to drugs or alcohol at my high school. They're too high or drunk to attempt that stuff.

Yeah but now days little children have phones far too early. Some probably know.

That's what they told us too. Never really considered the idea that a student could do those things

2 things First that is fucking hilarious to think about. Fucking dude just has a catapult yeeting boulders at the school. 2nd, the purpose of a moat is abuse a thought process used by humans See, most humanss go for the easiest route possible. Path of least as it goes. With the moat, the purpose isn't to allout stop someone, but to make them go through the front entrance, where they have more eyes. If the moat is just a big hole, it's very hard to get across. If it's full of water, well now you have to deal with being soaking wet, which will be very suspicious, and with weapons, ammo, and other equipment, would be very difficult to cross. The whole point is to deter people to go through the front, where people have more eyes

@@rowmaster6894 they should have used barbed wire in that case (you could even put electric barbed wire if you are THAT paranoid), more effective and less costly. Here in south america, stagnant still water makes for breeding grounds to all kinds of terrible insects, don't quote me on this but I think building moats would exacerbate that problem.

And also most shooters are students anyway so they'll be inside

YES!

@@Max_McGamer It's an elementary school

as an american, they really are. when my dad was a kid he brought a bottle of aspirin to keep in his locker so he didnt have to ask the nurse for some when he had a headache. he brought a bb gun to school so him and his buddy could go to the side yard and shoot cans at recess. at my school they called a lockdown bc a kid was smoking pot behind the gym and you could get suspended for having aspirin in your backpack (bc its a 'drug'). if you had a knife god help you, you were expelled on the spot. meanwhile my gym class taught us to use a compound bow.

As a Canadian, yeah, my school experience was quite a lot more chill. I went to a small town private school where probably 30% of the students were children of local farmers, so I can only imagine how many knives were in that building every day. The front doors were never locked during school hours, though some of the side entrances stayed most of the time. I remember one instance of a high school student complaining about a headache, and the teacher said something along the lines of "well, i'm not allowed to give you the ibuprofen that's in the top drawer of my desk." And gave a little wink. Heck, I made a literally cannon as a history project and fired it in the soccer field. Though, the principal DID tell me afterward that he wasn't sure what was happening and considered putting the school into lockdown when I fired it, AND that was the last time weapon builds were allowed as history projects...

@@reaganharder1480I’m also Canadian, but I go to a city private school (it’s literally downtown and next to a busy road) but it’s the same thing. Country wide, we’ve never worried about having knives or whatever in the building, for whatever you need then for, I can’t imagine a country who in which you’re scared of others at school.

I'm in US suburbs and you could probably do the same at the high school I just left.

Incredibly glad my school is safe

what's not is rehabilitating said tired, overstressed people. Money's not even the issue, it's the douchebags who use the money

people in the past was already comparing schools to prisons, Foucault is famous for it.

Joseph Clark wtf do you mean in the future school is prison the food forced servitude and labor forced obedience the showers the cliques (similar to prison gangs) look at the signs and it was worse before teachers were legally authorized to beat you into obedience

@@onixtv4034 don't drop the soap

@@honquewastaken2298 pfft- no.

I mean they both 1. Serve the same food 2. Prepare for intense weapon damage 3. Hold teaching sessions

Helping mental health would be a lot cheaper too

Literally my teachers tell me to report bullying. So I reported this girl for literally bullying me and none of the teachers believed me.

you can try your best doing that but then again, maybe it wont be enough

Mental illness only accounts for about 8 percent of mass attacks.

@@Nuhbuddys It depends on the semantics with which you talk about the subject. Some might argue that planning a shooting bye itself is proof of a mental illness . But I get your point,

I prefer to see them turn into fortresses than strip away more rights. Taking them away IS NOT going to stop them, plus, you'd have a huge resentful law abiding owners in the tens of millions that will get violent.

@@20mcnuggets b-but- m-mah rights!! every 20 year old should be able to own 50 guns otherwise i-its not f-fweedom1!!!!

@@20mcnuggets I felt safe at home, and not at school. At home, every able bodied adult has a weapon they are trained and comfortable with using. I would argue to the contrary, if everyone's armed, any shooting will be stopped quickly and violently, limiting the shooter's potential harm. We don't need a friggin military base, we need people ready and willing to defend those unable to defend themselves.

@@b0rt119 WTF? In my opinion guns are not the problem.

​@@ernie4795 Neither do I, but it's ridiculous when people try to shove down my throat the idea that every toddler should be able to get a gun without a single issue The problem isn't the guns, it's mental health of the american society that causes these kids to do what they do, but have fun convincing those people that mental health exists (it's an impossible task) It was never about the guns, it's about the shitty parents and classmates that cause these guys to go rogue It's just that if everybody and their mother didn't have guns in the first place, they probably wouldnt even think about getting one I'm really not a conspiracy theorist but the problems lies way deeper than guns and mental health, it's something with the american society as a whole. Maybe armstrong was right?

Yo that’d actually be sick though

one more depressing thought, that imaginary gunman might not be so fake in the future

I can imagine that being raised in such an environment with such principles and rules either makes one paranoid and afraid of the world around them, or they actually take an interest in testing the system and become the very same thing themselves. Kind of like that DARE program which aimed to stop kids from doing drugs. It only made more kids do drugs because they became curious about it since that was all they had heard of. Turns out, the more you advertise something, the more people are going to want to try it.

@Hououin Kyouma This exactly

@Hououin Kyouma El Psy Congroo

And they are only barracading out fellow students

never would happen in our capital country

no no no that wouldn't help us with OUR agenda. a few people dying here and there is no big deal. what we need to do is use these people dying as a way to strike fear in the living so they are willing to come to us for security.

Simon Michelson Small problem, the kid tends to like to conserve ammo so they use semiautomatic

@@simonmichelson8188 By removing the gun the nutty will just move to knives then pipes then bats and to there fists. Removing a wepon will make the pray an easier target they will not have any thing to defend themselves with. the nutty will just look on the black market or use a new wepon. Its the brain not the object.

@1small fish My dad and I were wondering about that a few years ago. He worked for a long time as a therapist, the agency he worked for was state funded. They would work with students, as well as adults. eventually the state cut funding. 3 years in a row the funding was cut, a lot of mental health workers lost hours, patients, and many just lost their jobs altogether. I have my own ideas about what would help to solve the problems with mass shooters, and preventing that from happening. I think that making mental health services worse is definitely not a step in the right direction, though. whenever I hear people act like mental health does not matter as much as trying this or that solution, I tend to respond with something like "ok then, lets get rid of all of the mental health services and then try your solution and see how that goes."

pause, one question. What in the fuck is staples doing selling glorified ballistics vests?

@@bruhzy2139 - It’s for kids to hide behind during the abundant amount of school shootings that US school kids have been experiencing near constantly. Parents can’t send their children to school with an actual bulletproof vest. This is the next best thing. Devastating

@@JMBAD_art ah yes, sidestepping the problem completely. this will cause no future problems

Id always thought how fun it would be to do a school wide hide-and-seek game. Perhaps that was a thought unconsciously spurred by the architecture as well

What do you mean "an issue regarding custody"?

Nah caring about students would mean placing their needs above the school administrators' and they wouldn't want that.

How do you do that?

Nobody wants to talk that much, ita easier to pay someone to imagine fortification

"let's just install an E D U C A T I O N A L E N T R Y P A N O P C T I C O N instead. Problem solved.

Wouldn’t be better to change gun laws?

The textbooks are so outdated

They couldve used the renovations as an excuse to modernize the education system. More ingrained with technology with less need to buy textbooks every year.

Who are we kidding given the way police treat black people it’s a matter of time before an inner city school Massacre has a higher student body count from the cops than the shooter

lmao

My school has geography textbooks from a time where Yugoslavia was still a thing

What the actual fuck... they made a song?

This is the most terrifying thing I've heard all year

if I read this in a dyatopian novel id think it was too blatantly heavy-handed to suspend my disbelief.

Sorry if this comes off as offensive in any way, but do you realise how fucking disturbing that is?! I'm half tempted to throw up after reading the lyrics. It's beyond dystopian

This somewhat reminds me of a hat song at my old school that people would sing if they weren’t wearing their hats. But this is just messed up

It could prevent some blood to drip OUT of the head, you know. This is irony ^

Ice pack on internal bleeding

@@MurriciTerceiro that is a good point actually, if it were a normal cut or something wouldn't the ice pack help freeze the blood and close up the cut?

@@redcrewmate764 it could, but not in a way that this would be enough to heal the person

@@Avery_37 the school nurse 🤚😭 The mf school nurse I cant

that sentence is fucking forbidden

I got here from a Metal Gear Solid video by Dunkey of all people

MY SIDES

Goodness gracious... It doesn't even sound ironic anymore.

Kept you waiting huh?

Cap

@nice try167 lemme just... use this real gun with real knockback and real consequenses which I have learned to use in a videogame without basically any feedback on what a real gun feels like

I’ve seen you around KZfaq a lot. You’re not very pleasant. Are you a troll?

Okay, boomer.

@@mangooverlord2014 Imagine expecting the truth to be pleasant..

Private schools tend to be bad at understanding already existing mental conditions and do not protect the students who are not as mentally strong as the public schools in my experience. I have seen first hand what the negligence leads to, including seeing someone i know get expelled after making a hit-list. He was weak mentally and the others caught on. they enjoyed his reaction as they picked on him relentlessly, even in front of teachers. He would make violent gestures or jab them with a pen pretending to stab them and kids would laugh or yell at him. He wasn't the best at social interactions but if one did not pester him, he would leave you alone or even be nice to you. Instead the band of kids who are seen as popular relentlessly harassed him and doubled down by joking about him shooting up the school. When he was caught with a hit-list and expelled, Everyone laughed. They didn't even care that they almost bred a school shooter. They almost broke this kid so bad that he could have taken lives... student's lives. They could have pushed this poor kid over the edge and some could have lost their lives because of it. Kids aren't taught to recognize kids who aren't as socially skilled as them and to protect them. Instead they see them as a tool of sick pleasure. Then teachers don't know who is screwing around with each-other and who is actually getting bullied. the problem isn't the guns, its a lack of proper education on how to treat people who may be a little different.

@@30dollarnightvision14 Most teachers seem to know who bullies who... They just don't care. Especially when the bullies are in the schools sports system, specifically football.

Schools do not care about your mental health.

Barkly Bowers You can’t buy military firearms... Duh...

Barkly Bowers Have you ever bought a firearm?

0_0

Holy shit - guessing it was the Luxor massacre? Because that does look like a video game level... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luxor_massacre?

(Dark humor) Plot twist: It was him lmao

Sadly, the player wasn't there to gun the enemies down

a good ambush point is a good smbush point anywhere. but its the extaction method that marks the difference between random thugs and special operators

Its a horror movie w no escape

INTRUDER ALERT! A RED SPY IS IN THE BASE!

Don't worry, the "quiet kid" doesn't have to imagine. He's already trapped in hell for 40 hours a week with no recourse. He's experiencing it already.

*SLAYER HAS ENTERED THE FACILITY*

@@ChrisShapiro It can be hard to say who has it worse. Females are subject to far more social forces. Girls can be absolutely awful to each other because they know words and opinions govern girls' lives most. The abuse girls place on each other socially is hard to watch On the flip side, no one really cares what happens to boys. They can suffer and descend into the Abyss without anyone really batting an eye, even though it's obvious and known. We're expendable. Different kinds of hell, and no one im schools cares at all, and uphold a system that makes it worse. Best part of lockdowns was having them shutdown.

And yet they won't go after this two things that start mass sh00t1ngs in the first place: Guns and mental health

Fun thing: this kills MORE students by not letting them escape.....

@Ivan Ivanovich Ivanovosky Democrats have been saying the same thing since the early 90s. I think it's the one thing both parties potentially agree on. It doesn't change that both parties are wrong that video games cause violence. They don't. But you won't find a politician stating that the home life of a kid can cause more violence through parent apathy and abandonment then outside stimuli. The parents are the voters after all.

@@Fickji Not _since_ the 90s. _In_ the 90s. Video games causing violence was no longer anyone's position, until that changed just a few months ago. Democrats weren't involved in that change.

Actually video games do cause violence but only in the sense that the military pays for war games to encourage people to join the military. Why do you think there is a new call of duty every year?

@@doctorrussia the military is not filled with people who play call of duty. The stereotypical call of duty player is very much NOT the kind of person the military is looking for. Not in capacity to obey orders, to cooperate in teamwork, to keep their mouth shut, to maintain their weapons, to communicate in cipher, not in any way.

@@doctorrussia Literally every study about the correlation of violence and video games disproves this. *Video games do not cause violence*. Say it with me. Anyone willing to go and gun down a group of innocent people dont need video games to make them do it. Anyway the faulty argument your side loves is "This person did this therefore a link" How many serial killers had a admiration for something art related? Is every artist now on a path to becoming a serial killer now??? You people are almost as annoying as the anti-vaxxers...

Or maybe he's just like you... being forced to abide by these godawful rules. Must be hard to be a Principal while your underpaid as hell.

You kids could also stop bullying each other into shooting up the damn school Ever think of that?

@@elgatochurro Exactly. The world right now is filled with thots and just straight up horrible people.

@@DrWalterBennett fix it then, don't be a horrible person and spread those values.

@@elgatochurro 1. No way for me to really fix that 2. Not a horrible person, try to be as nice as I possibly can 3. I spread those values, but in this horrible society where trying to be nice or wholesome = Cringe if your not some sort of Celebrity or something. The only people that understand this stuff are my fellow nerd friends, which is basically the good side of the Internet.

How timeless it is? It's been 2 fucking years. Are you a child?

Oh. Shit. I thought this was recent, turns out it’s already 3 years old.

You really think this will all be just as bad 50 years from now? Thats sad

Damn, you must be like half the view count

Captain Underpants was ahead of its time

Prisons from which all patents may, and most parents can, release them at any time.

It was never metaphorical. When the citizen says "Schools are designed like prisons and school shootings are becoming a problem." They mean, "Your methods of education are arcane and unethical, therefore we should do things fundamentally differently." What the government hears is: "Your child prisons are operating below peak efficiency and require improvement."

@@zapazap uh... are you sure? because getting out of school means lasting effects on your ENTIRE LIFE THEREAFTER. good luck finding a proper job.

@@ponponpatapon9670 I believe the article was referring to the mass industrial form of schooling prevalent in public schooling, rather than schooling (education) itself. Homeschooling (and even some alternatives to the traditional model like Montessori) need not be as prison. Cheers.

yea im from Australia and these video is nuts to me

@paper tastes like cardboard I hope germany doesn't seem cool because of how cheaply we handle schools :D

JonnesTT true. Schools here are a joke for the most part.

I want to leave America when I’m older because everyone seems to hate it here. Idk what should I do? Where could I go?

I love how the way you describe German schools is a pretty accurate depiction of the school I'm attending.

“My school shooting experience wasn’t all that traumatic since nobody died”… I want every politician and senator in the US to hear those exact words. I’m European but the very idea that you could have a “school shooter experience” and for that to “not be that traumatic” is utterly dystopian. I cannot put into words how that makes me feel.

I thought about this literally all the time in school. "If the shooter is the kid in the drill next to me, how will the paramedics know to look in the hidden supply closet where we all hide?" A thought not at all conducive to comfort when there are more cops than usual on campus

I'm not surprised they didn't think this through.

And how fucked is that, to be trained that any one of your classmates around you is a possible threat? That you could be a threat?

Fuck. I never thought about that

The responsible move would be to provide plans to police and emergency response units. Which is what I imagine is done.

Or an achievement for a sandbox game after designing a map specifically for PvP

LMAO THAT'S SO ACCURATE

Yoo it’s gill bates owner of sicromoft

It’s almost like the Jedi mind tricks album violent by design

Or a deathcore band.

Dont forget that many of the "protection" set out by the shooter resistance means that if a fire breaks out then they would be trapped whit no way to flee. in fact wasn´t there a case where the Shooter activated the fire alarms causing a confusion on what to do. had he light a fire (he had nothing to light a fire whit by the way) the death tool would had been astronomical as kids could not flee from anywhere in the school.

Yea the best way to prevent something like this is to focus primarily on the people.

Create a society where people can't understand each other, say they are divided by groups, make them feel unsafe with different people, then solve the prime aspects of human group management and the rest you know how it ends, right?

Take on account the kind of kids who actually become school shooters. Taking care of that kind of kids would need for some... pillars of US culture to be removed completely.

@@therealyaddayaddaman7353 Hollywood would be enough, that human created hell is a freak machine!

@@hbtm2951 Nope, eliminating hollywood wouldn't make a dent in the cultural basis of this.... hell, if I'm reading you right, elmininating what you want to eliminate from US culture would only make the problem a lot worse. ¿what needs to change? the way lots of parents raise their children in the US, they are the one teaching their kids jewels like "when frustrated... use violence!!" and "13yo girls should be held accountable over the urges both their peers and GROWN MEN feel when they see their shoulders"

They couldn't help mental health without removing the system entirely, why risk people waking up?

@@betaplain297 if you can't help with mental health because of the system then we should get rid of that system

@@leoneabbachio7820 yasss

And that kids is the power of spending other people's money [aka taxes]!

God this is just depressing

Thank you. I respect your country and appreciate learning about Canada. I'd love to visit someday! There's so many places in Canada I'd like to go... but yeah things are getting bad here, we need help. Cheers!

Yeah, where I live, school shootings are rare due to tightly-knitted communities. The closest thing we had was a kid threatening my school as a "joke." All charges were dropped. I don't know. It's a shitshow down here. We need some help.

It's been the same goddamn theme since '99, but nobody seems to give a flying fuck. I'm tired

Please send help, things are not getting better

But I think that's a luxury not a curse

if so we live in a nation of the mad

It doesn't?

I think it the opposite. If not for those who feared death we would have no safety

Cpt. Price

What the fuck

Nah, the guy that built my school also built prisons

Yeah, I loved it!

Dr. Spog Zallagi Oh god 🤣

Can you please give some context?

Do you mean the old days when going to and from school meant going uphill both ways?

@Space Bound Damn I wanna talk to someone like you

i was in an large school built in brutalist soviet architecture. This ingrateful tone isnt ok. Security and safety is great, these kids have it way better with a safe school and the only people having problem are braindead millenial dipshits trying to make everything a negative.

@@zapazap I'm sorry but there's nothing harsh about doing some extra exercise. Also studies have shown that giving children that extra Independence to walk home from school and vice versa actually is great for them developmentally, and helps build self-esteem. I agree there were a lot of other problematic things going on for children at the time, but they at least had the rest of the day after 3:00 p.m. or approximately that time. There were some homework, but most of a child's stress would be related to family or societal issues, not school. We now live in a world where a child most definitely has stress from school, and put on top of that family struggles, anxiety, and societal pressures.

@@otakumangastudios3617 The 'going uphill both ways' is a rather old joke.

yeah and they could run towards the shooter without knowing

its just going to get smoke in everyones eyes rather than stop anything those running away would have a 50% chance of being safe or not and that would be far better than the shooter being able to see you

Its an intimidation tactic for if the shooter is asthmatic

@@jakedebarr9675 if the shooter is asthmatic how could they get prepared in a bathroom full of vape clouds lol

@@alexanderbrady3189 I mean I go to the bathroom in school and I'm fine. It's just like hitting fast travel for the hospital. Get out of school, have free choccy milk, it's fun.

And they say "you don't know what depression is you're too young"

@@Ok-dn2cs also they leave kids to hell and don't trigger lock

Fred k everyone is sad, not depressed. Different things.

They don't wonder They dismiss.

They don't wonder they know and they don't care I have no idea what there agenda is but it's not friendly to the human race.

Shame they can’t do what we did in the uk after the first and only school shooting by outlawing specific guns and hard to access licenses

America the Wimpy and Petulant.

@@potatopotawto1412 What is crime? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pJ2CoJal2rOqhH0.html

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It only took a matter of time before this became the problem we had to deal with. Not something simple, but something so deep rooted that any real solution would take years of world altering change. We can have therapists, but they will not solve the mental health crisis. They won't. You want to solve the problem? Find the source of all these children growing up in terrible situations. This is what we're dealing with. Fixing the world so it's not divided, fixing it so people aren't constantly miserable and on edge, it won't take just providing therapists, or any other small throwaway answer. This is one of the biggest problems we could be faced with, and it's about time we shake ourselves or of this dizzying and sickening spiral to our deaths.

The amerishart states with strict gun laws still have a higher homicide rate then europe

how can they prevent criminals? They might be able to prevent the students, but not the heartless adults who do it for fun.

@@pigeonmanepic psychogical help and gun control

@@pallaciccione7885 there was a time in the US when your everyday joe could buy and own a Tommy gun (Automatic weapon) and we didnt have a school shooting problem. The main problem is mental health and the fact that the media takes. School shooting and runs them nonstop almost to the point of romanticizing the "fame" that comes with it (those who are mentally I'll will see it as their way to their 15 minutes of fame)

@@pigeonmanepic I hope your brain isn't as smooth as I think it is. Do you really think that random criminals just shoot up schools for no reason? Of course not. Kids shoot up schools. Teenagers that didn't get mental help.

​@@prime_optimus people do randomly so things how do you think children get assaulted, random adults who want to harm people

The problem isn't gonna be fixed, how else are they supposed to control us then ?

I'm guessing you mean the problem, not the solution, well how about gun control and more mental health programs

@@Nymiaz I'm f*cking regarded lmfao, yes, the problem, absolutely, mental health, IMO, is still not taken seriously enough all around the world, as for gun control, idk, where im from you can buy anything short of a grenade launcher/RPG without a license so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

@МЭF15ТØFДL V3ЯↁЦИЅНДЄL any suggestions then?

@@Nymiaz Stop forcing kids to go and stop punishing kids for being victimized by bullies. You're creating inescapable hell scapes so destructive that the quiet kid will commit mass murder to simply escape them

not all shooters are students. Not all shooters are students. most are criminal adults. Most are criminal adults.

@@pigeonmanepic will you shut the fuck up. Your stuttering on text which makes no sense and your point isn’t full.

@@pigeonmanepic Wrong. Most are students.

To be fair, schools have limited ability to stop shootings from happening compared to, say, the US Congress. Dead kids are just "the price you pay" for a 2nd amendment. That's why I moved to the UK.

How are they gonna stop them from happening?

I'd rather be depressed than dead

@@homelessalcoholic2716 So, you'd rather there be more of an illusion of security (that actually worsens the problem and increases your chances of death), with more shooters and depression, than not have as many shooters, if any at all?

@@betaplain297 I would place freedom above all else, in this situation, while at the same time addressing the issues that make people want to commit horrendous acts of violence

Insert name here ASMR Nothing you have stated makes sense well-done sir.

At this point, a US school sounds like a totalitarian nightmare.

We have reach peak bullshitery

Well at least we're allowed to talk about it. China silences the mass stabbings happening in their schools. Typically committed by middle age low wage workers taking revenge on wealthy citizens who are depending on their children to care for them in their later year.

@@OspreyKnight lol

OspreyKnight this just in, US tells everyone their shit

Amerika, russia, china and north korea and the whole east are everything that's wrong with this world

And the government doesn’t do crap about any of that For number 1: They make school shooters more common by giving kids more anxiety through these designs and give the shooters cover And for Number 2: They

2 has sadly happened at my school. Senior. Im a freshman, and yet people in my class *knew* this guy. Just, man. Got me thinking since then.

I find this crazy. I go to school in Ireland. My two biggest fears at school are: 1. The French teacher calling me to the front to do a practice speaking exam 2. The English teacher asking us to hand up an essay that I forgot to do. Sometimes in school, I ponder what I’d do in a shooting. I think about how I’d hide or if I could jump out the window. Our classrooms don’t have locks on the inside. We don’t have lockdown drills or a dedicated alarm for a shooting. We have unmonitored side doors that anyone can enter through. Our police don’t carry guns. The school has no security guards or any safety procedure for shootings. If a gunman came in, they could probably pick off HUNDREDS of us in the school. And yet, I‘ve never once sat in class, in genuine fear of a school shooting. I’m able to relax and focus on my studies because I know that there will never be a shooting in my school. The biggest difference I’ve noticed between schools in the USA and in Ireland is the amount of windows. My school is full of windows. Every classroom, every hallway, everywhere, is lit by natural sunlight from the windows. American schools seem to have these longgg corridors with countless classrooms and no windows until the end of the corridor. My school’s longest corridors are just 6 classrooms long, and still manage to have lots of windows throughout. The school is bright and colourful and welcoming. Yes I hate going to school and getting homework, but I’ve never felt genuine resentment for the place. People are nice enough and the building is beautiful. I think if usa schools were designed like mine, it might improve student mental health

I heard a kids name on announcements due to suicide he was popular but he got bullied a lot councilor didn’t even try to help despite their job being to help students they now don’t even remember it happening actually no one does and that was a few months ago

@@colton1325 that sounds existentially horrifying.

Only in America

At least the building can be repurposed as a fort when it comes to it

Prime place to go if zombies are ever a thing.

Wouldn't it be easier to just ban guns? Yes it would

@@ratrat9769 yes actually since you can be arrested for a felony meaning that at least while they're in custody their ability to commit crime is lessened.

*You may not rest now, there are monsters nearby.*

Is that why I never sleep at home?

꧁mooneatsworms꧂ deep

꧁mooneatsworms꧂ that’s so dep i cri 😭😭😭😭😭👊👊👊

@@charmyzard noo i was about to say that

Not even appropriate treatment of the symptoms, this is like treating bipolar symptoms with a lobotomy so you don't experience the euphoria or the mental rock bottom just blah.

Amazing comment, I have been looking for somebody to speak so much truth.

America in a nutshell. They got 20 years left tops

@@KeshAndrew i am going to outlive you

@@svmwasthesheet1971 ???

Don't forget airsoft

Or prisons.

That's fucked up but actually brilliant

I think about this daily.

@@platinumchromee3191 I've always wanted to play airsoft in a school.

Seriously, I should be sad but at this point it almost feels like a twisted joke.

Hey atleast someone will make love not war.

Hey, at least they're not fucking going at it in the middle of tHE FU *_CKING HALLWAY! MOVE YOU BRAINDEAD MASS OF TISSUE! IF YOU WANT TO KNOCK OUT A FAT ONE THROUGH EACH OTHER'S PANTS, YOU CAN GO OUTSIDE!_* If you couldn't tell, I'm still pissed at couples for making out and causing traffic problems in the hallways. Seriously, at least get out of the way.

@@metroplexprime9901 Couples made out in your hallways?

@@zafranorbian757 yep. Not as often as I made it seem, but it was annoying every time. I did play it up a bit for satire, but still annoying.

@@metroplexprime9901 I think most of our couples left the school grounds or wen´t to the forresty area for that.

Fast travel has been disabled temporarily

@@mist3325 Autosaving....

Signs outside America: Slow down, school zone Signs in America: Watch out, school zone

You can't sleep with enemies nearby (lol).

"PvP has been enabled"

@Pönk I know you're just baiting but thats an incredibly dark thought that some people have. they say things like that, not even realizing that they're calling for execution of people who are just different and misunderstood.

@@stickyrick1939 That's not really what people stand for man, but the kids are fucking stupid sometimes, I was stupid too. It's the teachers job to make sure they don't fuck over some kid because he has mental health issues, not just let him shoot up the school and then upgrade the school's anti shooter defenses afterwards.

Good practice for covid😂😭

The usual treatment for common cold is to relieve symptom.

just ban all guns so that the government would be in complete control

Well, that's how my brain works. Whenever I see some kind of security I subconsciously start finding ways to evade/fool it. Also I always dreamed about playing paintball or a lazer game in a massive area like a school or office building. This building looks like it should be part of that dream. I am sure potential killers have similar feelings. Especially if they have a friend or two, so they can brainstorm and work together. I am not saying building this is not a good idea, but... Just saying.. it looks like an amazing challenge to me.

" Is pushing school shootings to the forefront of everyone’s minds everyday at school going to encourage it? I guess we’ll just have to wait and see." By every study on the law of suggestion ever done - yes.

I heard the opposite. That more accidents happen on narrow streets than open ones.

freedom comes after order.

@@owenbunny4023 you got that the wrong way around buddy

Latinamerican universities really value anti-authority. Not only Argentina, but Brazil, Mexico, Bolivia and more, the Autonomous ideal is sacred.

Universities here are a huge political environment. If you've seen the UBA School of Exact Sciences (Facultad de Exactas) from inside you'll know what I mean. In fact, it wouldn't be crazy to assume that university students are the most politically active sector of the population. I don't know much about architecture, but I wouldn't say the School of Engineering (Facultad de Ingeniería) is designed like a prison or "for violence". The building clearly has its years, and thus when it needed to be expanded, they threw classrooms and labs wherever they saw fit. The layout is very confusing for new students and outsiders, that's for sure. As for the non-students part, this building is pretty much open to the public as long as you have an ID card on you. I remember going to see one of my uncle's classes there at 14 years old and they let me in no problem. I guess what I'm getting at is that, when violence in educational facilities isn't prevalent, the design mentality and social mentality shift dramatically. To the point where it doesn't seem concievable that a violent altercation can happen in the halls of the building. However, this brings about other "issues" like student protests and heavy political activism, which harm the potential funcion of the building as a place of learning.

@@m0n5a80 how is "extreme political activism" bad

@@EduardoFlores-bt4fo That's why I said "issues" in quotes. Political activism isn't inherently bad. It's when it meddles in the educational aspect of universities that it, in my opinion, becomes bad. Things like, harrasing students and forcing them to join protests or political parties, refusing to teach or help students that don't share ones political views, etc. Those to me have no place in any educational facility, whether public or private. Of course that is just my opinion, it may not be the same for everyone, but that's pretty much how I see it.

Its almost like they felt the need to project all of the evil things that they were and more in order to deflect any suspicions on their part. Wish you the best man, that sounds horrible.

"Mentally malnourished" That expression captures pretty well what is wrong with the systems. I come from Germany, which was actually the birth place of modern schools. Catholics took children from the streets and put them into rooms, where amateurs would entertain the kids with loose knowledge. German schools got militarised and demilitarised three times. The first time during the early 20th century, to fit into the empirical Germany. The third time during the peak of the cold war, where fallout drills were done. And the second time was after the takeover of the Nazis. They made the children play with tanks and grenades and implemented systemic racism in the schools design. Hitler said in a speech German children were supposed to become soulless violent monsters. Ironically he did not need to change a lot about the schools to achieve that. Schools are militarist in nature. With their square rooms. With teachers, who command classes like generals. Who can make the students sing, be silent, laugh, speak, cry and piss their pants, because "You were able to use the toilets during the break".

That sounds awful, genuinely hope youre doing good and staying safe

how do you know they *died* sir

Still know people from school back then. Word spreads.

Cheaper?

Knowing how high ranking people act that's probably it, they're too lazy and want to spend as little money as possible to solve something

To me it isn't intelligence that's the issue but rather the way it's taught. School shouldn't be so structured in a way that makes someone feel bad for not knowing something, or for restricting them to sit down and listen to someone else talk for hours on end. It should be lively and engaging. Instead of slaving away at work, both at school and away from it, missing life just so you could prove to a system that you "know the material", you should be encouraged to experiment and see what works and be more creative. Everyone remembers hating school, I don't know why nobody has done anything about it yet.

Loansome and you know, bullying

@Boring Name The social aspect and climate of education is definitely the problem, along with the education system itself still carrying the jock/nerd titles into highschool. Aside from that, the grading system has been shown to not work for everyone, and intelligence isn't a factor in that. Why do i say it like that? Because i've lived through it myself. I have mild-autism combined with a reading disorder not much unlike dyslexia, and both have only been diagnosed after i quit college and had to battle my way through highschool, along with an IQ of something like 140. (disharmonic profile, so you can't really say i've got one single IQ score, but several different ones for different aspects of what makes up an IQ score, some as low as 121, another as high as 163.) All my life i used to hear "you're just lazy, you don't want to, you're intelligent enough, why don't you just learn?". Education is paced incorrectly for a scary number of people. You're punished for not learning something quickly, and you're not for immediately forgetting it afterwards. Grades are the only thing that matters, actually remembering the material you're taught for more than a month doesn't. This fact, along with excessive bullying and picking on the 'weird kid' (for instance someone with a reading disorder and autism), leads to violence in the caliber we see today. In Europe, here, we don't have easy access to guns, so when people like that 'weird kid' want to lash out at the world, you're not gonna get a mass shooting. You're gonna get an angry kid hurling a stool at his biggest bully so hard that his upper leg snaps right in two, and one of it's legs punctures his hip. That guy will still be hospitalized, but the rest of the school is fine. Because you've got access to weapons with the destructive potential of an AR15 semi auto rifle, or a Glock 18 pistol, or even just a .22lr pistol, you need to take more precautions when it comes to mental health of your students, and that is EXACTLY the area that is mostly ignored. There's nowhere for these kids to run to. There's no way to help them, there's no way to stop the bullying, and in the meanwhile, you're DISCOURAGING beating the other guy up. What the fuck. BECAUSE you're discouraging violence, you're not fixing the problem, you're supressing it. You're telling a river to stop flowing and place a closed dam along it's path. One day, that dam is going to burst. And all of you will ask "where did we go wrong?" like the blind chickens you are. Stop popularizing school shootings by covering them. Stop giving these kids the idea that shooting up a school will get them to be famous, turn them into the monsters they want to be. Stop ignoring the problems these children face, and step in. Get them talking with a psychologist, NOT A SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST, an off site one, where they feel safe. Start caring about the mental health of your students, even if they just have someone to talk to, someone to vent their anger to, that is enough for most. Even after all these years, it's what i needed most. Just to be able to talk to someone about the issues i face in my daily life. Some of these kids have no one. They're not mentally ill... They're alone. Be there for them, just allow them to open up.