Brave and responsible people, who in some cases sacrificed their own lives to save young children, are forced to cower in toilet stalls rather than provided with the means to defend themselves and others.

AND -- it took a newspaper from the UK to print this story...

I´m speakless...

LZK

This should go viral.
Pray is mentioned so the mainstream will not cover it.

When I was young the hero´s were still alive at the end of a crime, they need to be armed and there needs to be more men in schools.

This wonderful story of love and bravery (and a teacher mentioning prayer) HAS been all over the mainstream media.

We all know that bias drives much of what the media reports as news. This terrible story, however, exposes their utter incompetance. It is easy to understand the confusion in the early hours, but they ought to be able to line up fundamental facts by now. This particular article proclaims that none of the children in Vickie Soto´s class were harmed. That conflicts with other accounts reporting that 6 kids in her class were killed. The source of the ´fact´ in this article that none of the kids in her class were harmed was a post by one of Vickie Soto´s friends. Irresponsible, lazy ´journalism´.

As I grew up I was taught the difference between right and wrong and good and evil. These lessons were taught at home, in school and in church. They were first taught then reinforced using the basic tool of the 10 Commandments and many other lessons from the Bible as well as various religious teachings. Naturally, these lessons leaked over into society at large. In my case Catholic School played a large role. I have always known these teachings were of great importance but just how important was tragically demonstrated in Connecticut.

For most of today´s generations this basic formula for living that served us so well is no longer taught or even discussed in our Government Schools. Instead, our children, who no longer attend Church or Sunday School, are taught the politically correct lessons of moral equivalence, that one person or one civilization is no better than another - any other.

We step over human beings starving to death on the streets of major cities. We refuse to allow Nativity scenes in public places at Christmas. It´s no wonder we have arrived at this horrible place. What did we expect?

this is a question to all local police mayors and county commisioners whats more important your pd runing your rev increasing speed traps or placing a officer in a school

#7 says it for me.

For the want of one policeman in the school.

For the want of one armed teacher in the school.

For the want of the Ten Commandments in the school.

I think it´s time for the National Guard troops to be stationed at all schools, malls, hospitals and other public places.

#7 - "We step over human beings starving to death on the streets of major cities."

I appreciate your point, but seriously?

yes, as we can see, the Brits get it, and as usual, the ignorant American press does not. Who´s tougher than a teacher? May God rest her soul forever.

This is what an adult does

Heroes aren´t on the make believe silver screen icons of the fantasy world. Heroes are ordinary people who in a moment of insanity find the clarity of mind to disregard their own safety for that of their fellow human beings. These teachers and administrators are heroes of the first magnitude and should be recognized as such throughout our nation. God bless their souls and the families they left behind.

Most likely, she and all the the children would be alive if her and her fellow educators were required to carry and trained to use a handgun.

I personally know every single teacher in the local school district I live in.
The last thing you could possibly want is for any of them to have any weapon on them.

The National Guard everywhere ´´just in case´´. No thanks.

The politically correct way for this teacher to have handled the situation would be for her to plead to the maniac´s sense of humanity and plead for her life and the lives of the children, thus getting them all killed. Fortunately, she was better than that. She should be buried at Arlington with the rest of the nation´s heroes and honored forever.

Love teachers. They inspire. They change lives.
Despise their unions and the incalculable, self-serving damage those unions have done to once great American public education.

Oh, wow. Just...wow. :stillcrying:

These kind of articles are healing. Praying for Newtown. Praying for a national awakening.
These are the times that try our souls.

I´m sure there a few good or great teachers in this country, but the majority of them are totally "liberal" Obama voters who are totally anti 2nd amendment, anti-gun, anti-defence, anti-military and totally leftist/"liberal" and a major part of the problem in America. Our schools, universities, teachers and professors are part of the problem, not the solution.

This is the 1st time a ´´Must Read´´ has been taken down,I believe.
What´s up?

Probably too many complaints.