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@anotherpointlessrant
Not sure where the crime is here....
Seems to me that these teachers gave this kid a lifetime of stories and high fives. The only crime is that it didn't happen to me.
http://wgno.com/2014/10/01/police-destrehan-teachers-had-a-three-way-with-a-student/
Ebola - You'll be fine
Hey, everyone freaking out over Ebola, stop it. It's spread through blood and direct fluid contact, like HIV/Aids. The difference is that the incubation period is only 2-21 days with which you are a-symptomatic. Once you begin showing symptoms you get a rash, vomiting, diarrhea and may begin bleeding out of different orifices of your body and then likely die.
Why should this make you feel better? Well, with HIV/Aids, you may not know you have it or you don't know your partner has it due to the fact that there are no symptoms for a very long time. This makes it easier to transmit. With ebola, the window is small and as long as you don't have a fetish for sharing blood and body fluids with someone who is vomiting or bleeding out of their rectum, you'll be fine.
Oh, and don't eat dead bats and make sure to carefully dispose of your dead.
Wikipedia Ebola
Stopping School Violence
Fun Fact: There are twice as many suicides as homicides every year. The reason you don't know that is something called the Werther effect. Basically reporting on suicides leads to likely copycat suicides. Hence why the news rarely, if ever, reports suicides.
So...you want to reduce school shootings/stabbings? Don't focus on gun control; focus on not reporting the perpetrator. These are young, often mentally fragile, kids, filled with affect, that just want to "show the world." They see their jacked up peers making headline news and want to emulate the results. It's a way to make a statement about their "pain/plight/BS" in the most public of light.
Stop reporting who the perpetrator is, stop showing their face and don't publish these jackasses "manifestos."
Or you could keep complaining about guns and continue "sending up prayers" through facebook. That seems to work well.
Get out your bubble wrap
Well, the pussification of America is finally complete. I woke up, as I often do, to the news that a mother in Texas filed a formal bullying complaint after her son's team was handily beat 91-0 in a highschool football game.
Yep. You are now bullied if you get your ass handed to you in sports.
First they took away dodge ball; then they took away "tag." The next step is all competitive sports. Because we wouldn't want poor wittle Aiden to feel any negative emotions, now would we?
We have officially entered the age of having no real problems. We wake up, go to work, come home and drink wine. Rinse. Repeat. We don't worry about food or shelter. We don't worry about rival tribes trying to rape our women. There are no kodiak bears vying for the same watering hole as us.
We know this intellectually, but our primitive brain does not. We haven't had enough time to evolve from, "Stand guard at mouth of cave. Wake'um up if buffalo run past," to "Jayden, put your sunscreen on before getting the mail."
Because of this, we're forced to worry about shit that doesn't really matter. We worry about sunscreen, lotion and conditioner. We worry about video games and movies. We worry about 3rd hand smoke and hand sanitizer.
Kids aren't allowed to fail and we all get participation trophies. Instead of, "eat your food, I don't care if you don't like broccoli" its, "oh, Caelyyynn, must be alergic, lets put him on a strict diet of free range veggies plucked from the fields of native american farmers."
When I have kids, they will learn failure. They'll play in the dirt, get sick, and cut themselves. Coaches will yell at them and they'll learn teamwork.
In doing so, they'll also learn to succeed. They'll learn that if everyone gets a trophy, that it's meaningless.
They'll also wonder why in the hell so many of the kids in their class are confined to plastic bubbles, spared from the elements, being followed by pussy parents asking them about their feelings while they offer to wipe their ass.
That'll be the time when I begin to explain how lame animals in the wild don't last long. Nature is awesome. So is dodgeball.