How many do you estimate were saved because of the Professor's charge?
Was his death useful, or just an empty gesture?
I would also be curious why you say "most of the dead"? In other words,
fleeing was a choice for some and they did not take it? I do not know
ballistics well enough to know, but had the Professor picked up a dead
student and used that body as a shield might he have been more effective?
Last question: Has the place of employment of any people on this list
had any safety meetings with discussions of what to do and how to do it
if a shooter shows up? Are there any safe rooms assigned? Is there a
lock down strategy in place where you work? Where do you go in case of
an emergency? Do you have fire drills, for example?
rick baird wrote:
most of the dead did not have that luxury. One professor rushed him to give
some of his students the chance, and lost his life in the bargain.
On 4/18/07, Booth Martin <booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Run away, Rick. Most students did exactly that and are alive right
now. This isn;t the Wild wild west and John Wayne is dead.
rick baird wrote:
what was the solution to Cho monday? pray he misses you?
On 4/18/07, Booth Martin <booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Rick, the issue for me isn;t the guns; its the violence. I don;t see
violence as a solution to violence.
rick baird wrote:
spoken like a man who wouldn't touch a gun on a bet, or even to save
his own life.
On 4/18/07, Booth Martin <booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
We'll never know how many dead there would have been if there'd been
a
half dozen students trying to be untrained heroes. I am betting it
would have topped 100.
Gerald Magnuson wrote:
I can't imagine what how he feels right now. How can he ever walk
that
campus again?
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