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06.Nov.08 Politics/Government Comments (0)

A look at our local security.

Earlier this week, a high school in Cleveland, Ohio was home to a shooting, killing two students and two teachers with the addition of several wounded victims. The work was done by 14 year old Asa Coon who apparently was suspended at the time.

Although this is a national tragedy and I sympathize with the victims’ families, it pisses me off how shitty of a job our schools and administration do, especially after the incidents our country has witnessed before. It is my firm belief that Mr. Coon should have been employed for the U.S. government after the shooting, on a temporary basis, to enlighten the dumb assholes who are in charge of shit like this in our country.

Allow me to put this incident into a little more perspective for you readers who find my last comment a bit disturbing. Asa Coon was a suspended student immediately before the time of his shooting; the reason…a fight with fellow students. His star-like personal record harbors a juvenile court neglect case at age 4, as he came from a poor home and routinely showed up to school unkempt. When he was 12, our Daun Waun was charged in juvenile court with domestic violence, accused of attacking his mother…all fine qualities of a respectable young man… He kept up with the latest fashion, sporting a black trench coat, black boots, a dog collar, chains and a glove.

Does this sound normal to you at all? If the answer is still yes…heres the kicker. He made direct threats the week before to blow up the school and stab students. <– This should trigger the reaction: “Holy shit, holy shit, get this kid some help.” But no, apparently it was something to brush away, as a remark from such a fine student should only be taken so lightly.

There are only two guys I know who wear a single glove. The first being a homeless crazy man who walks the streets downtown, and second Michael Jackson. The latter of the two gets a lot of attention so why didn’t this kid.


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