The attorney is seeking permission for a $100 million lawsuit on behalf of a student who survived the Newtown, Conn., school shooting.

With all due respect have you ever actually worked inside a public school system .. in the schools? Originally Posted by LexusLover

Have you?

And even if you have does that make you an expert on Public School Safety protocols?

I have yet to see you make any suggestions that would ensure the outright security of children or staff if they encounter a situation like this or prevent the situation that happened. Instead you just seem to be an expert of poking holes in others arguments without providing any supporting material for your platform of thought.

Skylar is correct. The only way to have high security against ALL possibilities would be so restrictive no one would tolerate them and the cost would be unsustainable.

Don't let them outside for recess.

Skylar is correct. The only way to have high security against ALL possibilities would be so restrictive no one would tolerate them and the cost would be unsustainable. Originally Posted by Laz

It is the freedom vs security issue. How safe do we want our kids and what are we willing to pay?

We have this discussion in almost every form of society. Be it travel or internet privacy.

Tort lawyers are the lowest of the low, next to divorce lawyers. Originally Posted by CuteOldGuy

Tort lawyers are the last line of defense against the government, in a lot of cases. Surprises me you would post up something as stupid as this.

Tort lawyers are the last line of defense against the government, in a lot of cases. Surprises me you would post up something as stupid as this. Originally Posted by timpage

Now that's interesting. How do you figure that tort lawyers are the last line of defense against the government? Again, a serious question, Tim.

You were seeing someone in a "thread"? Or were you "seeing" your ex's "42yo" tort lawyer.

Did you have a lawyer? Originally Posted by LexusLover

I posted that at 11:53pm, on my 4th dewars, yes I had a lawyer, it cost me another $3000 by going to court without kids mind you

I was seeing a 42yo for eight years and never got caught, I posted her pic in another thread

note to self, do not post after 2nd dewars

Can you still do her after the Dewars?

great post, Unawhiner. You ain't got nothin!

Can you still do her after the Dewars? Originally Posted by CuteOldGuy

I called her "magic" she got me off twice within 5 minutes

I called her "magic" she got me off twice within 5 minutes Originally Posted by cptjohnstone

note to self, do not post after 2nd dewars Originally Posted by cptjohnstone

Words to live by....

Yes, make the school a prison. No one ever gets killed in prison. Why do democrats keep getting in the way of tort reform like in the Obamacare bill.

We should arm everyone against stupid lawsuits. It is called loser pays. If you have a good case it is still easy to go to court since you can buy an insurance policy to cover you in case you loose. The insurance policy is cheap if you have a good case. Originally Posted by Laz

I'm all for it, especially if the defendant pays the Plaintiff's lawyer's fee when they loose. It would be a great deal for me.

I have no idea what this guy is doing. Sounds like an awfully tough case. But if it lacks merit, and it may well do so, the school cam get it dismissed.

Have you?

And even if you have does that make you an expert on Public School Safety protocols?

I have yet to see you make any suggestions that would ensure the outright security of children or staff if they encounter a situation like this or prevent the situation that happened. Instead you just seem to be an expert of poking holes in others arguments without providing any supporting material for your platform of thought. Originally Posted by SkylarCruzWantsYou

Yes. Didn't say I was an expert, and I have not seen ANYONE, including you, that has offered a viable solution that would "ensure the outright security of children or staff"....

No one will or can "ensure the outright security of children or staff if they encounter a situation like this or prevent the situation that happened" and to propose their solution can is fraud. But just because no one, including you, can offer a viable solution to do so does not mean that an effort can be made to IMPROVE existing systems ...

ALL "systems" on paper are tested by the reality and not the hype ... now that the "system" in Connecticut has been shown not to work it is time to "re-design" ... what was apparently missing were police officers trained for school environments AND perimeter security to assure that people coming to the campus are restricted and screened prior to coming into the facility where students and staff are housed.

As for "ideas" the media is full of them, because other school districts are currently announcing their reviews of their existing sytems for school security.

Are you in favor of the "prison system" solution as you proposed?