A controversial online discussion highlights unsettling claims about school shootings and active shooter incidents, suggesting that the frequency of such events is often exaggerated and that most armed individuals in schools do not fire their weapons. The post argues that surviving an active shooter situation for at least 90 seconds significantly increases chances of survival, while also noting delays in police response. The author expresses deep unease after undergoing training on the topic, calling it the most disturbing experience they’ve encountered. The discussion also raises concerns about the lack of verifiable references to support these claims, with the implication that the information presented may be unverified or selectively presented.
Did you know? School Shootings (in the US) aren't an epidemic because we don't have 9000 per year? MOST people who show up at a school with a gun aren't going to use it (so get over it) You PROBABLY won't die if you make it at least 90 seconds during an active shooter incident, but don't expect the cops to arrive anytime soon. I don't know if I'm overrreacting but this is the most disturbing thing I've ever been 'trained' on and the overall feeling is extremely unpleasant. See for yourself. Thanks, 'vector'. Myths about Active Shooters EDIT: There are zero references in this thing and if you ask they refuse unless you have legal reasons. So they can actually say anything they want and we're just supposed to accept that it is true. submitted by /u/i_am_13_otters [link] [comments]
