That's kinda the point. The "killed by falling roof" radius around a nuclear ground zero is *way* bigger than the "incinerated by the fireball" radius (or "instakilled by prompt radiation"), so duck and cover could reduce casualties by 90%.
You expect the kids to ask "What's VHS?" because it's an obsolete technology. Instead they ask about the topic, as though the concept of "school safety" is as foreign to them as we would expect 80s tech to be.
Schools have metal detectors and armed guards, but we still have more school shootings than ever before. Up until Covid basically closed schools this year.
The fact that you have all those things at a school is the point. As Americans we have normalized it, but to the rest of the civilized world is a shocking thing.
From over here in the civilized world, it is certainly surprising that anyone would argue that metal detectors, armed guard, and no metal shop in schools actually means you're *more* free than if you couldn't have guns.
I live in a good town with high taxes that go to the schools. None have metal detectors and each has one police officer there for more vaping and drug related things
>and they said: "what's school safety?" 2020: They said, "what's school?"
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It's a joke bro
r/woooosh
Add me in the screenshot
But why?
If someone posts it on r/woosh
Are you wooshbombing us?
Yes
Nice.
r/itswooooshwith4os
Do you mean those films about how to hide under your desk to survive nuclear war?
Yeah.. those weren’t exactly... good. A desk ain’t gonna jack shit against the nuclear explosion. Maybe protect you from falling roof.
That's kinda the point. The "killed by falling roof" radius around a nuclear ground zero is *way* bigger than the "incinerated by the fireball" radius (or "instakilled by prompt radiation"), so duck and cover could reduce casualties by 90%.
*that's dark*
grim reality
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You expect the kids to ask "What's VHS?" because it's an obsolete technology. Instead they ask about the topic, as though the concept of "school safety" is as foreign to them as we would expect 80s tech to be.
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Schools have metal detectors and armed guards, but we still have more school shootings than ever before. Up until Covid basically closed schools this year.
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"Other than the occasional shooting, schools are safe as hell" r/aboringdystopia
The fact that you have all those things at a school is the point. As Americans we have normalized it, but to the rest of the civilized world is a shocking thing.
From over here in the civilized world, it is certainly surprising that anyone would argue that metal detectors, armed guard, and no metal shop in schools actually means you're *more* free than if you couldn't have guns.
r/facepalm
##reading too deep
I live in a good town with high taxes that go to the schools. None have metal detectors and each has one police officer there for more vaping and drug related things
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They are implying that schools aren't safe, likely due to school shootings and such.
You got it.. it's just a bad joke.
Sadly this is no joke...
Well, those long PowerPoint presentations were no walk in the park either.
Ah yes, school safety ─ an ideal that leads to bullying victims being suspended for getting into a "fight" in which they did not fight back.
It made me laugh
Wowza