The Newport News Education Association President condemned the premise of the school division’s motion to dismiss Abigail Zwerner’s pending $40 million lawsuit.
NEWPORT NEWS — The Newport News Education Association President condemned the premise of the school division’s motion to dismiss Abigail Zwerner’s pending $40 million lawsuit.
The motion was filed last week by attorneys representing the School Board and argues that Zwerner, who was shot in her classroom at Richneck Elementary in January by a 6-year-old student, is only entitled to file a worker’s compensation claim because the injury she sustained from the shooting is a “workplace injury,” and that the shooting was a hazard of the job.
If you are actively supporting "protection of firearms" as a "solution" to the widespread mass shooting and murdering of children: That is inherently a conservative position. I don't care how you feel about social justice or health care (actually, I kind of do since viewing human life as being less important than squeezing a trigger are diametrically opposed).
All aside from that: the bog standard NRA talking points are
Get pissy that people aren't using the right terminology as a way to distract from those pesky dead crisis actors
Insist that other people refuse to try to solve the actual problem... while actively refusing to engage with any proposed solutions
Mock past laws for nonsensical loopholes while actively ignoring that those loopholes were largely put there by pro-gun/anti-life lobbyists
But: Hey, if you think banning assault weapons is not sufficient, I agree with you. Let's ban all guns. Pretty much all civilized countries do so. Like most conservatives, you are incapable of empathy. You think that because you refuse to ban any guns that doing a "gotcha" by arguing for even stronger bans is an argument. Rather than... you agreeing with me.
But, regardless: it takes a REAL ghoul to join a conversation about how death by firearms has become so prolific that it genuinely a workplace hazard for teachers with "Well, ackshually, the term for the kind of gun that almost killed this person is..."
I think you need to go re-read and do some research. I never suggested a solution to school shootings at all. If you want one it's simple: better quality of life overall, better quality education, and guaranteed social services of various kinds. This is quite straightforward.
Now, if you'll stop putting words in my mouth I'll give you one more try. Otherwise, it seems like it's you that's sticking to the talking points and not at all paying attention.
Yes, I know you never suggested a solution. I outright pointed that out as my second point. Sorry, would it be easier to understand if I had a show on NRAtv or whatever the fuck that nonsense is?
And apologies. How could I be so foolish as to not understand. The problem isn't the guns. The problem is that the world is not a utopia. So obviously we just need to throw more assault rifles at people until we live in one.
Jesus christ. Oh, sorry, that probably offended you. Jesus armed with dual glocks and an Ak strapped across his back. Silly me
Bruh. You're talking to an atheist socialist. I don't know how to be any more clear: your generic talking points literally don't make sense in any context, and certainly aren't a coherent response to anything I'm saying.
Many other modernized countries have the basic components that create a functional society. I'm not suggesting someone invent Star Trek replicators and magically solve all the problems. I'm saying the basic psychology that leads someone to commit atrocities almost always leads to a root cause that can be addressed at a macro level with the resources already available right now. We simply choose not to and allow the ultra wealthy to create an environment more and more conducive to enriching themselves further. This includes just about every piece of legislation that passes anywhere in the country - both for limiting and expanding firearm rights.
More guns surely isn't the answer either, they are already prolific. You couldn't get more even if you wanted. If you want to talk about realistic legislation a competence-based graduated ownership (or use, depending on how you define legal terms) permit addresses the vast majority of issues that both colors of koolaide drinkers ramble on about. In fact, we already do this with cars and motorcycless and airplanes and mining equipment and dangerous chemicals. It's not a difficult problem to solve. And yet, the actual legislation that is created to placate moderate liberals is always feature bans, and almost always only applies to new purchases instead of ownership or use.
You'd have to be an actual crypt dwelling sould eating ghoul to not acknowledge a realistic solution to the problem you are actively crying about, because that would mean you don't actually care at all and are just here for the drama and churn.
You can call yourself whatever you want. You are taking a strong conservative stance on gun control and, the fact that this is at the expense of children and teachers.. says a lot.
Again, other countries have had no problems getting rid of firearms. And there are ways to stage and phase things out. Rather than just waiting for the utopia to start while hoping parents buy kevlar and flak jackets for their teachers along with the spare markers.
Also: Again, if I were to think of a "ghoul" it would be someone who felt the need to rush into a discussion of how gun control might actually help with "You are a teacher. Getting shot is part of the job" with "BUT MY GUNS!!!!".
Nah, you know what, you can have "ghoul". Because the word for someone like that is on a whole different level.
Well, you're clearly not listening to what I'm actually saying, and instead arguing points that don't even apply.
Conservatives, and particularly neoconservatives, don't have a monopoly on the concept of armed citizens. Try googling the phrase "if you go far enough left you get your guns back"
Until you can repeat back to me what that means, I think it's pretty clear you're a sentiment bot or shill of some kind.