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<blockquote data-quote="Troponin" data-source="post: 15857317" data-attributes="member: 162938"><p>Hind sight, there were at least two kids back in my school that I now realize had the potential to be a school shooter. THese kids were just not right in the head. Yes, they were bullied, however, one kid didn’t have a father in his life, his mother was poor and, well, didn’t seem to pay much attention to him etc. </p><p></p><p>These kids don’t just need to toughen up, they really are ****ed in the head and need help. Perhaps we need a program that helps teach kids how to not only identify potential risks, but also a service that reaches out to these kids and get them help. I tried to befriend one of them (just talked to him every day), but something just wasn’t clicking with him. I think he had just completely isolated himself at that point. At the time, I knew he was messed up, but didn’t realize the potential risk he could have been. Kids need to be educated on this topic. </p><p></p><p>Regardless, I am very happy to see that someone stepped up and stopped him. After CNN ran with that story of the resource officer discharging his firearm in the school, we needed something positive, although, no shooting would have been best, obviously. I bet CNN doesn’t print this.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Troponin, post: 15857317, member: 162938"] Hind sight, there were at least two kids back in my school that I now realize had the potential to be a school shooter. THese kids were just not right in the head. Yes, they were bullied, however, one kid didn’t have a father in his life, his mother was poor and, well, didn’t seem to pay much attention to him etc. These kids don’t just need to toughen up, they really are ****ed in the head and need help. Perhaps we need a program that helps teach kids how to not only identify potential risks, but also a service that reaches out to these kids and get them help. I tried to befriend one of them (just talked to him every day), but something just wasn’t clicking with him. I think he had just completely isolated himself at that point. At the time, I knew he was messed up, but didn’t realize the potential risk he could have been. Kids need to be educated on this topic. Regardless, I am very happy to see that someone stepped up and stopped him. After CNN ran with that story of the resource officer discharging his firearm in the school, we needed something positive, although, no shooting would have been best, obviously. I bet CNN doesn’t print this. [/QUOTE]
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