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3. I'm criticla of the TSA as well. But we do have secure airlines now

Thu May 26, 2022, 12:26 PM

May 2022

I'd rather critisize the TSA every once in awhile, than read a out a school shooting constantly.

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Perhaps it's time to put TSA in charge of school security [View all] fescuerescue May 2022 OP

Put the people who daily engage Miguelito Loveless May 2022 #1

I'm criticla of the TSA as well. But we do have secure airlines now fescuerescue May 2022 #3

Luck is more of the reason they are security then the TSA DetroitLegalBeagle May 2022 #7

We need some of that luck in our schools. fescuerescue May 2022 #13

If we controlled access to schools the way we do airports Miguelito Loveless May 2022 #10

It already is an armed camp fescuerescue May 2022 #17

I refer to the schools Miguelito Loveless May 2022 #19

How about locking all the doors to visitors during school hours. jimfields33 May 2022 #8

I guess we need to fence the schools in Miguelito Loveless May 2022 #11

That's already the case in tougher areas. fescuerescue May 2022 #18

Even if that worked... BlueCheeseAgain May 2022 #20

BY shifting this burden to the schools and the school districts FalloutShelter May 2022 #2

exactly. And it doesn't have the be TSA fescuerescue May 2022 #4

I read something by a security expert yesterday... FalloutShelter May 2022 #6

Rich kids should be eligible for TSA PreCheck dalton99a May 2022 #5

"TSA Misses 70% Of Fake Weapons But That's An Improvement" sl8 May 2022 #9

How does that solve this issue that just happened? Cuthbert Allgood May 2022 #12

Nothing brings those kids back fescuerescue May 2022 #15

PERHAPS IT'S TIME TO REMOVE THE GUNS Novara May 2022 #14

Naturally. fescuerescue May 2022 #16