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  School board will raise money for her medical costs by holding a raffle to win an AR-15. /s
context: He planned this attack, he knew where the gun was and had the forethought to plan this, so it's premeditated. He's 6 years old.
  Edit.. Where the hells his parents? >
  
  According to previous articles I read, his dad's in jail, and his mam is cycling through various crack houses.
  He got the gun from his uncle, who had it in a shoebox under the bed. >
  
  Imagine thinking a shoebox under your bed is a safe place to keep a gun with a 6yr old in the house. Probably hides the Christmas presents in the coat closet. >
  
  You think this kid gets Christmas presents? Lol >
  
  Probably a gun... >
  
  Gun for Christmas, by the Vandals:  
  Families lock their doors in fear that criminals might get them
  But this Christmas rest assured that I will have my own protection.
  I'll get a gun for Christmas to protect my other gifts
  If burglars touch my property they won't leave here with out a limp
  Packing heat this Christmas I'll shoot it off on New Year's Eve,
  'Cause bullets go in outer space when pointed up I believe
  A bullet sends a Christmas message that is clear and loud
  It says that I will not take all of this bullshit lying down
  I'll get a gun for Christmas to protect my other gifts
  I'll only tell you once "Stay the fuck away from my shit"
  I will use my new weapon in self-defense and sport
  And to keep the carolers off my god damn porch
  And preventing Yuletide homicide's this year
  I won't be a victim this year thanks to Santa Clause
  Sleeping with no fear of danger, and it's all because
  I'll get a gun for Christmas to protect my other gifts
  I'll only tell you once "Stay the fuck away from my shit"
  Christmas needs security, security is weapons.
  Vigilante action teaching criminals their lessons
  It's the greatest gift we have taking out our rivals
  Thank you Santa, thank you God
  For guaranteeing my survival
  A bullet sends a Christmas message that is clear and loud
  It says that I will not take all of this bullshit lying down
  I'll get a gun for Christmas to protect my other gifts
  I'll only tell you once "Stay the fuck away from my shit"
  I won't be a victim this year thanks to Santa Clause
  Sleeping with no fear of danger, and it's all because
  I'll get a gun for Christmas to protect my other gifts
  I'll only tell you once "Stay the fuck away from my crap
  Or I'll bust a cap in your ass!  
  (sry for the huge copy pasta, but the lyric sites are cancer) >
  
  Had a relative actually say in all seriousness the other day “well no body is even asking what that teacher did to a poor 6 year old to make him want to kill her”….🤦🏻‍♀️ >
  
  
  Officials said that while the school - which has around 550 students - had metal detection facilities, students were checked at random and not every child was inspected.
  
  This even being a necessity is beyond sad. It’s literally unthinkable where I come from. >
  
  My school searched every one of us every single day. If you were late, you had to wait until the resource officer got back to the front so he could search you. It kinda just became so normal you didn't think about it. >
  
  Sounds more like prison than school. >
  
  So she'll be back in the classroom for Monday? Because our board doesn't have no money for a sub.
  / s >
  
  She also ran out of pto so if you could donate some that would be swell >
  
  So accurate. >
  
  How do you think they should handle this kid? According to the news, he's too young to even be put in Juvenile Detention. This lady almost died, so it's hard to justify no consequences or repercussions, but I don't know what they could be. He can't go to jail or prison, obviously. I guess he can be put in a mental hospital for a while for evaluation, but that's likely only short-term. What happens after that? The parent/guardian/custodian should face some sort of punishment, for sure. >
  
  In my opinion the parents should be locked up >
  
  I’m thinking at bare minimum he needs “new” parents. >
  
  Metal detectors and random pat downs and threats of violence breaking out at any moment with contraband. 
  We used to complain that schools are like prison as kids....see that it is no longer hyperbole >
  
  Yea it’s almost like kids hve been warning us for the last 30 years and we just don’t listen >
  
  I am trying to remember what I was thinking as a 6 year old.  I think I was in Kindergarten trying to learn my ABCs and finger painting with chocolate from the little I can recall. I may have been learning the wheels on the bus song too. >
  
  Hoping I didn’t pee myself at nap time. >
  
  I remember you; you were hilarious 
  all the kids called you “Flaky_PeaPeed” >
  
  Yep, that was it. >
  
  Can't go to Juvie or jail might be taken from parents. Could you imagine she gets better and that little asshole is still in her class that'd be some shit >
  
  I can't imagine the kind of therapy needed after this. I wonder if the teacher is returning to the classroom this year. So brutal. >
  
  She will probably have to return next month or lose her health insurance... >
  
  They'll be asking other teachers to donate their time off I'm sure >
  
  Are teachers unions in the state that this happened in?  Because not all states allow teacher unions and many states have knee capped union effectiveness. >
  
  Exactly. My state definitely isn't unionized, and we have no power at all >
  
  I’m a teacher. She’s lucky to be pulling through and Im floored by this story the more I read. No person going to jail makes this right. I would sue the pants off the school’s insurance company if at all possible and go on to gun reform activism. Her career was taken from her. I would never expect myself or anyone to return to the classroom after that. Fuuuuuck the kids, their poverty, and sad lives after that one. >
  
  You don't sue insurance companies unless it's your own and they are refusing to pay a valid claim.  She is likely going to be stuck with worker's comp. >
  
  The teacher had previous conflicts with this student. She should sue the f*ck out of the school administration for not taking proper steps to prevent escalation. >
  
  That would be suing the district, who would then use their insurance to pay for damages. >
  
  The ultimate "only in America" story.