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If a school shooter lives through the incident, he usually will claim that he had some "psychiatric imbalance" or that "he was bullied" earlier in the year. This is the sort of thing that makes me the most angry, the shooters try to pin their actions on the bully who was pushing him around before the shootings. Take responsibility for what you did. I've seen students bullied before in my school, and, to my knowledge, the have never taken an RPG and started lobbing rockets at the cafeteria. My personal favorite attempt at the blame game is the one that involved Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold:

If Doom or Grand Theft Auto made people violent, then the morgues would be full by now. Due to the fact that dozens upon dozens of people play those games.

Now I get to the main question of tonight's post. "Should we have armed security on school campuses these days?"

Most definitely. It may cost a great deal of money to hire and establish armed security at the schools around the country; but if something is not done soon, more and more idiots will just keep coming in and committing murder on their fellow students. Some people may be against the whole armed security scenario, but armed security is not the only option we have. Installation of metal detectors and scanners would greatly increase the safety level of the modern day school, and it would give the psychos a harder opportunity to come in with guns blazing.

So, in other words, something needs to be done.