That's why is so haunted, but the anglos are used to thrive in cursed lands (England) so it only made them stronger, and now all of us have to deal with this arch-ghoul race
Are you serious? Think about if your kid was a survivor of that shooting. I mean they should also tear down the police station with the pigs in it too.
Auschwitz remains standing to serve a purpose as a place that heinous things happened, to educate people so that it doesn't happen again. If they did that with this school I'd be more than for it.
sending kids and adults back into the building where they experienced possibly the worst moments in their entire lives is not conducive to learning nor educating
You're being pretty obtuse. It was a massively traumatic event for the whole community. No one will want to return to work at that building or return to school there after what they experienced first or second hand there. Have you heard of agoraphobia?
All the kids were effected. It doesn't matter if you were just in the building when this happened or if you were in a classroom that was targeted directly. There's probably not a single kid in who was in the school that day that isn't traumatized to some significant degree.
Alternative education for all of them is probably not a realistic option. Building a new school however seems to be a reasonable option.
Its virtue signaling. Buildings aren't evil. Useless corrupt pigs are.
i am not sending my hypothetical kid to a place 21 kids and teachers were murdered sry
Isn't the whole country just one big murder site for millions of Native Americans already?
That's why is so haunted, but the anglos are used to thrive in cursed lands (England) so it only made them stronger, and now all of us have to deal with this arch-ghoul race
Because the building has bad vibes, or becausr you know the cops are useless and will let a psycho murder children there?
Are you serious? Think about if your kid was a survivor of that shooting. I mean they should also tear down the police station with the pigs in it too.
a building isn't evil. But I agree with your second point.
Literally no one is saying the building is evil.
Then why tear it down?
Because the building is evil now.
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You know Auschwitz could be used as kindergarden, how you like that?
Auschwitz remains standing to serve a purpose as a place that heinous things happened, to educate people so that it doesn't happen again. If they did that with this school I'd be more than for it.
Yeah, good idea, but also, people might prefer to have a green park with a monument/altar instead of a haunted building. This is a snall comunity
:very-intelligent: "the victims of trauma should just be rational actors in the market place of ideas"
For your education.
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Good luck with that.
Lmao, owned.
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sending kids and adults back into the building where they experienced possibly the worst moments in their entire lives is not conducive to learning nor educating
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They could just block up those rooms. Let's just knock the entire building down so everyone can forget what happened easier.
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Yeah. We just disagree that that's ok I guess.
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They're 8 through ten, its entirely about virtue signaling for these city councilman and police officers.
yes, as we know between the ages of 8 and 10 you can't be retraumatised by returning to the scene of your friends deaths every day
Alternative schools are a good idea for the kids who were affected, but it makes zero sense to knock the building down.
You're being pretty obtuse. It was a massively traumatic event for the whole community. No one will want to return to work at that building or return to school there after what they experienced first or second hand there. Have you heard of agoraphobia?
All the kids were effected. It doesn't matter if you were just in the building when this happened or if you were in a classroom that was targeted directly. There's probably not a single kid in who was in the school that day that isn't traumatized to some significant degree. Alternative education for all of them is probably not a realistic option. Building a new school however seems to be a reasonable option.
but what about in 5 years when literally no child who attended that school will be in elementary school anymore
we might be wishing we had a suitable building for a school. this is literally just wasteful
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