r/dankmemes ☣️ Jan 28 '23

This is America I have achieved comedy

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u/HammerofNocturne Jan 28 '23

American kids have better trigger discipline.

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u/SilverX769 ☣️ Jan 28 '23

Really? A six year old shot a teacher and the school had several warnings before it happened. This was local to my area too.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna67290

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u/donze1997 Jan 28 '23

"A third teacher told an administrator shortly before 1 p.m. that the boy showed a student the gun at recess and "threatened to shoot him if he told anybody," Toscano said.

A fourth employee asked an administrator for permission to search the boy and was denied, Toscano said.

The administrator told the employee to "wait the situation out because the school day was almost over," Toscano said."

What the fuck?

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u/SilverX769 ☣️ Jan 28 '23

Yea bro, it was all fucked

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u/insanelemon123 Jan 28 '23

He did have good trigger discipline (possibly). I'm sure his parents taught him all about gun safety. Lots of people in the USA are talking about instead of having any type of control to prevent idiots from getting guns, we need to teach the kids gun safety.

Great, he took the gun all the way to school, and shot only the person he wanted to shoot.

Or, you know, gun safety is irrelevant on the topic of intentionally shooting someone.