There was a lockdown at my school for something that turned out to not be a threat. In the split second that the staff started clearing us from the cafeteria, I decided that I wanted to go to the library or a classroom so that I could chuck something through a window if need be and make a run for it. I was sitting with a friend who had a reputation of being smart or whatever, and he led the handful of us who were sitting together to an office right in the center of the building.
Not a great feeling to sit on the floor and wait to die, trying to figure out what the options are if a threat popped up at the door (not a whole lot at that point).
Yeah I imagine if there was a lockdown everyone would be shitting their pants. But I just can't buy that the drama teacher is asking kids who's gonna sit at the door with the fucking Shakespeare swords.
There was a lockdown at my school for something that turned out to not be a threat. In the split second that the staff started clearing us from the cafeteria, I decided that I wanted to go to the library or a classroom so that I could chuck something through a window if need be and make a run for it. I was sitting with a friend who had a reputation of being smart or whatever, and he led the handful of us who were sitting together to an office right in the center of the building.
Not a great feeling to sit on the floor and wait to die, trying to figure out what the options are if a threat popped up at the door (not a whole lot at that point).
Yeah I imagine if there was a lockdown everyone would be shitting their pants. But I just can't buy that the drama teacher is asking kids who's gonna sit at the door with the fucking Shakespeare swords.
for sure, I agree that the original post takes something real but exaggerates it fivefold to the point of being ridiculous