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50+ dead now in Istanbul
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It's sad all around. My fiance and I were out for ice cream last weekend and an awkward person with a big bag was sitting two tables away from us. Seemed far fetched that someone in Wisconsin would shoot up an ice cream parlor, but you just never know any more.
We decided to move to the patio because at least we figured if she started shooting up the place, we'd have enough of a head start to get out of there safely.
Where'd you see that? I still see 28 and 31 and hope it stops there.
Considering there was a shooting at the prom in fucking tiny Antigo of all places, yes, I agree with you.
I had a dream a few weeks ago that there was an active shooter at work. That was really disturbing.
And then I started thinking about it (not the first time I'd thought of it). I work for a very well-known company who puts itself out there publicly on certain issues, and it's not hard to imagine some whackjob would target us - more likely a store than our corporate office, but again, you never know.
And this week, new in the building, are updated emergency procedures, including, of course, what to do in case of a shooter.
I don't want to liveon this planetin this country anymore.
Heck they are more commen than our earthquake drills. What a world.
Considering there was a shooting at the prom in fucking tiny Antigo of all places, yes, I agree with you.
I had a dream a few weeks ago that there was an active shooter at work. That was really disturbing.
And then I started thinking about it (not the first time I'd thought of it). I work for a very well-known company who puts itself out there publicly on certain issues, and it's not hard to imagine some whackjob would target us - more likely a store than our corporate office, but again, you never know.
And this week, new in the building, are updated emergency procedures, including, of course, what to do in case of a shooter.
I don't want to liveon this planetin this country anymore.
2 suicide bombers hit the security lines. Turkey has had its rash of terrorism that goes under reported, probably because it's the crossroads of civilization and not in the industrialized west. However, this time I expect more coverage since they hit the international gateway to Turkey and some of the dead are likely to be foreign nationals.
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Opening scene in The Children of Men.Considering there was a shooting at the prom in fucking tiny Antigo of all places, yes, I agree with you.
I had a dream a few weeks ago that there was an active shooter at work. That was really disturbing.
And then I started thinking about it (not the first time I'd thought of it). I work for a very well-known company who puts itself out there publicly on certain issues, and it's not hard to imagine some whackjob would target us - more likely a store than our corporate office, but again, you never know.
And this week, new in the building, are updated emergency procedures, including, of course, what to do in case of a shooter.
I don't want to liveon this planetin this country anymore.
We did lockdown drills in high school and in college when I was a resident assistant (I lived in the dorms for free and helped out first year students), we did active shooter training. I made a comment both years I was an RA about how fucked up it was that we live in a country where we have to do active shooter training, as it's such a common occurrence that we need to be prepared for it.
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Considering there was a shooting at the prom in fucking tiny Antigo of all places, yes, I agree with you.
I had a dream a few weeks ago that there was an active shooter at work. That was really disturbing.
And then I started thinking about it (not the first time I'd thought of it). I work for a very well-known company who puts itself out there publicly on certain issues, and it's not hard to imagine some whackjob would target us - more likely a store than our corporate office, but again, you never know.
And this week, new in the building, are updated emergency procedures, including, of course, what to do in case of a shooter.
I don't want to liveon this planetin this country anymore.
What flavor did you get?
We did lockdown drills in high school and in college when I was a resident assistant (I lived in the dorms for free and helped out first year students), we did active shooter training. I made a comment both years I was an RA about how fucked up it was that we live in a country where we have to do active shooter training, as it's such a common occurrence that we need to be prepared for it.
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I did lockdown drills in high school (you're about same age as me, so should have something in common) but I never did that in high school. still, its still sad that we have to do that, though.
Also there was this weird gun-related incident at UMich campus (specifically, chemistry building which somehow houses ROTC program currently) 2 years ago, I think. It was terrible, really.
I'm sure this is no fun and inconvenient, but I shudder to think of the far worse inconvenience a responsible gun owner might be subjected to if stronger gun safety legislation were to pass and he'd be unable to buy semi-automatics, have to undergo a background check, get licensed, registered, insured.
Please. Think of the responsible gun owners. They should always be in our thoughts.
We did have a guy in a mask wandering around off-campus with a fake gun this year. Then the guy was able to get into a residence hall during a power outage and was knocking on random doors, which freaked out my residents.
Yeah, that'd freak me out, too. Creeeeeeeepy. If someone somewhere can keep an eye on that guy, they should definitely do so.