this is a great decision, no child or teacher should ever walk back into that building and be reminded of what happened all over again. this is all too distressing. my continued prayers and thoughts go to the families and friends who have been affected by this. ♥️
The location where the school is should be turned into a memorial garden with a fountain. I don’t blame the kids and staff for not ever wanting to set foot in the school again. My heart and prayers go out to the families of those who lost their lives especially the kids and my thoughts and prayers go out to those who were hurt and survived. The cops who refused to act right away should be ashamed of themselves.
Being elementary was the best time in my life. No worries just a joyful time. Now it's sad to see children experience this kind of tragedy to not feel safe going to school. I hope everyone finds peace. I wonder what is going to become of the location after the school is taken down.
This is proof that society is the problem. Gun laws have gotten stricter, not more loose yet these types of acts have INCREASED. This was unheard of when I was growing up. Funny how laws were more lax then.
I wish kids were safe at elementary schools, all the time. It's unbelievable things like that can happen to any kids in school. I just hope that it will never happen again.
I work at a school in Canada. I would be very happy and honoured to fly down and volunteer to pack up classrooms. I can’t imagine any current staff walking back in those hallways . I understand how much work it is to pack up and move classrooms. If there’s a way to help, I’m here for you.
Seeing those children's smiling faces breaks my heart every time I see a news story about them. I can't even imagine the horror and pain that these poor little children suffered through in their last moments. I can't even begin to imagine the overwhelming grief and heartache their loss brings to their families, to their surviving friends/classmates, and their communities as a whole. This should not have happened. I really hope that the families of these children receive all the support and therapy that they need in the aftermath of their trauma.
That’s what really gets me, thinking about their last moments. No doubt, them dying is a catastrophic tragedy in and of itself but just imagining how terrified they were in those final moments and just thinking of the horror they witnessed breaks me into a million pieces. I am much older than them and would be absolutely HORRIFIED, I can only imagine being elementary age and going through that. Truly just a tragedy, this did not have to happen.
why are they choosing to start over with this mass shooting they didn’t do this for Columbine high school, Sandy Hook, Douglas high school, Virginia Tech, and many more
Just some students trying to get out of class. They aren't in any danger if they go back. What happened happened. Life goes on. It would be a waste of money to shut down the school when the multi million dollar building is already there in place and functioning.
@@subswithnovideos-oz4zo it’s not about their physical safety, it has everything to do with their emotional and mental health. Their students and their friends literally died, why would anyone want to go back to a school a few months after that happened? Why would we subject our children to relive those memories.
This should be a memorial! Their lives deserve to always be remembered! People should be able to pay their respect anytime! They will be remembered! 🙏🏾❤️🙏🏾
@@dominiquexo4772 I can’t even begin to imagine the sheer terror that your son and other children experienced when that man started shooting. I’m glad no one will have to go in that building again. You are all in my prayers.
True. Plus I heard they might tear it down so that the area can be a place to honor the victims who died there just like the World Trade Center where the towers never got built back again to honor the victims.
@@dominiquexo4772 I hope all the kids souls went straight to heaven with Almighty God an don't remain in that place in an around, cuz they'll want answers an turn into ghosts
The cops should be held accountable, they have weapons the children didn’t, the children had phones to call for help. Hands to hold closely. They didn’t have a way to protect each other from being stuck in a room. 🥺
@@RapFanatic4ever a lawsuit will not bring the kids back. Only distracts from solutions we need to be working on. No amount of money will make anyone feel better about this
@@RapFanatic4ever I agree yet not for money ( it will not bring back the children) we need more education on this type of danger. If you asked every parent they would say if I could pay any about of money to bring my child back I would no question about it! No amount of money could even take away this kind of pain! Only prayer's can help now!! This was so unnecessary. These children had called for help! I just can not wrap my brain around why no one helped. Only one mother had the right choice to go in no matter if she got shot trying to save her children!!
Yep. I had my don't trust the police moment about a week before 9/11 when a gay couple in Michigan who were involved in the political movement to legalize marijuana became the the target of witch-hunt by a homophobic right-wing local prosecutor who drove them to commit suicide by cop after their child was removed from the home by child protective services. I knew those guys. They weren't a threat. I'm fairly convinced they could have been disarmed by less lethal means.
Ugh, the ppl who live in that Town are Democrats. They were demanding Police be defunded and abolished as well as Border Patrol last year. It was Border Patrol agents who killed this shooter. They went in against the orders of Aradondo. Why aren't these families calling for the removal of Aradondo as the city counsel member and head of Police there? Because he is a Democrat that's why! They have made this entire thing Political. It is disgusting!
It’s so tragic. In this country, you can’t even go to a concert, a supermarket, a CHURCH without fear. No child should have to fear going to school, yet, here we are, and instead of fixing the problem at the root, we’re….. *getting children bullet proof backpacks* what the hell is wrong with The United States, where an unborn fetus has more people fighting for its right to live than the actual living and breathing children
@@queueuof the median income in the US is around $45k, so the reality of most americans is that they do live in low income/ghettos, especially people in rural fly-over states (which have lower income than US median) even then, wealthier areas still end up having more fatalities: > The characteristics of schools where shootings occurred over the past 10 years also varied by poverty level and racial composition. Urban, poorer, and high minority schools had more shootings overall, with more characterized as a dispute or grievance. Suburban and rural, wealthier, and low minority schools had more suicides and school-targeted shootings (the deadliest type of shooting), which had the highest fatalities per incident. Overall, more than half of the 166 fatalities were the result of school-targeted shootings > About half of school shootings in the past 10 years occurred in the South, according to our analysis, with the greatest number of shootings in Florida (24), Texas (24), and Georgia (23) - Characteristics of School Shootings, United States Government Accountability Office (2020)
My son best friend survived and 5 others past away he knew. He thinks sometimes they’re in the hospital getting treated but every time I tell him they’re gone… he breaks down 💔 my son is going to therapy
I don’t feel it’s a cover-up ! They are investigating they have a timeline , by 911 records , teacher who left door open but closed it ! I feel there really isn’t much left to investigate ! The murderer is dead ! They just need to make sure all schools are airtight like much higher fences with barbed wire or electric! , higher windows, Bulletproof windows ! Whatever it takes for our children worldwide to feel safe 💜
Totally agree! But it will never happen. They have to destroy the "crime scene". Sounds very similar to other "Crime scenes" doesn't it, if you know what I mean.
what else can be investigated? The shooter was just an angry entitled 18 year old with a drugged up mother and absent father, there was no government conspiracy prompting his actions. he wanted to take revenge on the innocent because he saw himself as a victim of his two failed "parents" so he caused hurt to other parents and families
If you've ever felt the reminiscence of walking back into a school after a summer break you'll know why this hurts so much, so many kids made memories there, met their best friends, their teachers, excited to learn another day, although I'm sure, naturally, some weren't, and now they're facing the fact that due to the reckless, horrible acts of something outside of their control has caused this place to be shut down, awaiting demolition, haven't they suffered enough? RIP to those lost in the shooting 🙏🏾
Cannot blame a single parent for taking their kids out of school entirely forever. I'd want my kids home safe where we don't have to worry about a shooting.
@@autonomousfortune753 Too bad the kids looking for education can't even rely on their survival when they go to school. I would rather have my child taught at home than deal with the VERY real fear that they could die one day in school because of a shooter and police negligence.
Homeschooling is what everyone should be doing because trusting your kids with people you don't know is a real bad idea. Especially when they're not even prepared to protect your children. They don't train an arm teachers
I'm in college now, but middle school was when we started worrying about the possibility of a shooter and had lockdowns (nothing ever happened thankfully). Elementary school felt so safe in that sense, and it's a shame what children that age have to worry about today.
Turning the school ground into a memorial would be a beautiful thing for the parents so that these children will never be forgotten. I still cry everytime I here updates of the tragic day in Uvalde my heart and prayers to each of the lives lost and the families who have lost their loved ones.
Now that's a use of my tax dollars that I'm 100% in agreement with. Build a memorial there to remember all the victims, those who lost their lives and the many more who have to live with the trauma for the rest of their lives.
Let's close all the other schools that were shot up and build memorials as well. Every life is important right? Salvador Ramos was once a kid, and imagine if he was killed when he was a kid instead.. Still innocent. But maybe he wouldn't have someone talking about his bright future, because he wasn't like the kids he killed. He didn't have that type of family to raise him like that. But he was also once an innocent kid too. Why didn't anybody care about him them? 😂
PreK through elementary was my favorite time of school and I have so many happy memories of my teachers and classmates. This should have been the most carefree and blissful time of these children's lives. Rest in peace to all the innocent lives lost. 🙏💐
It should be but It also doesn’t have to be, if that makes sense. Just because you were lucky enough to make it through the school system doesn’t mean others will
You do realize the epidemic that school shootings are right? You know how many schools have to be rebuilt and conservatives won’t want to fund them with more taxes 😐
Pull it down make it in to a memorial for 19 young children and 2 beautiful teachers .May their beautiful souls rest in eternal peace in their new home of God
I was a claims adjuster for an insurance company years ago when a mother and her children were gruesomely murdered in their home. Where the home wasn’t beyond repair I paid the total cost of its replacement and limits on debris removal so as to have the home torn down. My claims director was not happy however after his boss found out he called me personally to say I made the same decision he would have made. In this case however, I wouldn’t tear down the building but rather I would turn it in to a memorial so these kids are never forgotten.
You would make that decision with input from the property owner right? I sure hope so. They're not tearing down the school because the President said it should be torn down, but because he got the sense the community was haunted by it. And had a discussion about it. How do you even turn a building into a memorial if nobody wants to go inside? Abandoned buildings are perfect places for break-ins and all sorts of crime to take place.
@Shayna Nelson more importantly, they should give AFFORDABLE housing. There’s millions of empty homes, just no one able to afford it. We could spiral into the problem that we should be paid more too, but there’s too many problems in totality
I'm going to an online teacher's college and one of people attending this college is from Uvalde. The school, including her mentor and other staff are giving her extra time while she has process to grieve and decompress. She is thankful that her kids are safe. Her family is in process of moving.
@@ScooterGrubb true, but it has come out that the door was closed, but didn't lock. He walked in like he knew he was getting in, Maybe he had the key. I read somewhere his grandmother worked there.
So sad story. It's good that the children/faculty don't have go back to this school and relive their trauma all over again in their head. It would be good if they just tear or burn this one down and I hope the next school built is secured more and hope it's beautiful. My heart goes out to Texas families ❤️
@@maxrshelltrack7443 orrr maybe get rid of guns instead of putting this awful responsibility on staff?? They’re only they’re to teach, not to carry guns
This has me crying everyday when I think about it. When sad situations happen I always try and look for the positives so that I don’t get too sad but there are absolutely none with this deadly shooting. When I see the pictures and how happy these kids were it just breaks my heart. This shouldn’t have happened but it really does show you that life is short and really reminded me that it’s so important to take each day as it comes, tomorrow isn’t promised and to tell your loved ones how much you love them. Rip angels you will be forever missed but never forgotten 💞🕊
Me too when I look at the faces during the awards 😔 like they were so happy to make their parents proud so smart and out standing and I just cry . It hurts having to explain all this to my 7year old 💔
@@aprilzoe_4494 Your poor 7 year old that’s definitely a hard conversation to have for sure. Its so sad, they all seemed so happy and excited and then this happens💔
I think that kids should do online school for at least a year and then maybe go back to in person. Trauma is forever let's provide some peace while we still can
That is so wonderful to hear. It's still breaking my heart too watch news updated on this. I cry just about Everytime I watch a news story on the shooting. May God be with those children and their families.
I’m so lucky to have never been in a situation where there was an active shooter in any of the school buildings I’ve been to. The fact that these KIDS have to go through it is just disgusting. With all of these shootings going on, I’m more and more anxious and worried that nowhere is safe. I even get anxious thoughts about a shooter going in my house at night! (Thank goodness for melatonin, otherwise I would never get a wink of sleep out of anxiety.) How has the world come to this?? Why is there so much ignorance in the world? Honestly, I’m surprised that nothing was being done long before this!! Heck, everyone says that something needs to be done about this problem, but no one actually DOES it. Not even the person with an idea to begin with! (And honestly, I would try to do something about this except that I don’t really have any “grand ideas” or anything. 😅) But back to the video, I’m so happy that no one has to go into that building again. No one, especially the kids, should have to relive that horrific day. Sending them internet hugs. ❤️❤️❤️
You aren't lucky to have never been in a mass shooting. It isn't luck to not have something extremely unlucky happen to you. Similar to how it would be misleading to say I'm lucky I've never been in a plane crash. Similar to school shootings, plane crashes are extremely rare occurrences. You aren't lucky lucky have never been in the midst of a school shooting, rather it would be extremely unlucky to be in the midst of one. No one seems to acknowledge just how astronomically rare school shootings actually are when put into full perspective. Hundreds of thousands of public schools exist in the USA. Very few of which have ever nor will ever witness a school shooting.
@@subswithnovideos-oz4zo mass shootings are becoming less rare, 2 weeks after this 4 people were shot in a hospital in Tulsa, that’s a mass shooting. While a school shooting is very sad especially when it comes to 4th graders so are all mass shooting. Everyone is lucky not to come in contact with a lunatic with a gun.
I can't believe they're talking about tearing the building down this soon. Why are they so eager to destroy the evidence of a crime scene? This incident is going to result in a large number of civil lawsuits and possibly some criminal cases as well. That building needs to be preserved in the interest of justice.
U wanna go back into that school knowing people died in it? You know there are ghost walking those hallways now right? And you worried about some evidence? Lol. I'm more worried about the ghosts there.
@@RR-zq3mk i didn't see anyone say to keep it as a school, common sense says it needs to remain intact, and lawsuits aren't always about money. something needs to be done about the police officers that stood by like cowards and let the killer slaughter those children. some of you trolls just can't wait to jump on someone for voicing their opinion. you need to understand no matter how smart you think you are its just your opinion.
You must be kidding!! All evidence has been collected and it’s no longer a crime scene. I hope they destroy the furniture from the two classrooms as well.
I feel like instead of being demolished, it should be kept up but turned into a memorial museum for the Uvalde victims, or even school shooting victims in general. Not sure if any of those exist yet, but I went to a memorial museum for 9/11 when I was in New York and the victims of horrible events like this should be remembered and memorialized the same way. RIP to these beautiful children and teachers 💔
All of the teachers and students of Robb elementary should have the option to home school for the ENTIRE school year starting in August. Some families may opt to never put their children back in public school, and I would not blame them.
@@BigNoCapybara I don't blame you folks. And I support and understand your decision. My children are now young adults, and to be honest I breathed a sigh of relief when they finally exited the public school system. My heart goes out to you all and the entire Uvalde community. Such a tragedy which was horrific enough and then adding in the botched police response that made matters so much worse. Prayers of comfort and peace to the grieving families and to the entire Uvalde community. 💙🙏😥💙🙏
@@BigNoCapybara You trusted and thought your children were safe, and look what happened. I would put my children in a private or online school. Their social lives could take place elsewhere.
I'm so glad they won't have to go back to that school. They would not be able to sleep at night knowing they had to go back to that school. God help all the citizens of Uvalde, Texas.
A memorial, a park, or a facility to assist with therapy and counseling would be a phenomenal replacement. I REALLY WISH that events like these would make people focus on increasing mental health resources for EVERYONE, no matter their age, gender, race, etc. Like I said EVERYONE needs easier access to mental health help so we can prevent more events like this tragedy from happening. Of course, that isn't the only issue in cases like these but it would at least be a step toward change in the right direction!
So why is sandy hook still open? Keep in mind, 16 of the 27 kids killed were all stuffed into a 3x4 foot bathroom where they were shot at with 80 rounds in under 2 minutes. One girl in that bathroom survived. Why is sandy hook still openv
I am so heart broken, traumatized and affected by the deaths of this kids. I was not related to them but I’m mourning because the lives of our innocent kids were taken by an evil man. I am a mother myself and I don’t want my kids to grow up fearing for their life’s because we live in a country where mass shootings are a common thing to happen. We need to unite as Americans and stand up for our freedom and the freedom of our future generations. No civilians should be able to purchase assault rifles anymore they need to be banned. Something’s have to change. We are slowly destroying our freedom and peace. I had enough and I’m done something needs to change and it needs to happen now!!!!
I feel traumatized broken affected too I'm not related to them either but I do have a baby nephew I'm an aunt now. I know one of these days in the future my nephew is going to grow up go to school one-day I live in Canada shooting schools has happened to Canada to tbh. 😞💔😢
One thing they are doing right, but this should only be the beginning of cleaning up this mishap, my prayers go out to the families and those living in Uvalde, when will we ever see peace again in America, where children will feel safe just going to school?
@@cinderella23queen37, and automatic door locks, everyone and I mean EVERYONE should have to be let into school buildings, not able to freely walk in, and if you do not have a child or grandchild there, what is the nature of your visit, they should not be allowed to enter the school.
I remember my senior year. A little over a decade ago when they installed metal detectors on the doors of the main entrance ways. I remember being annoyed. First suddenly have to wear uniforms on my last year of school and then now this super long line. This isn't an airport, just let me come in, be bored, get picked on all day then come home. But now looking at just how things turned out in recent years... man... I guess people on my school board knew something I didn't
Its horrific and I can only imagine how sending your child to school in America doesn't guarantee that they will be safe there. I'm Australian and we don't have this problem here. But if I were in America I'd homeschool my kids too
I'll bet in Australia, you can't go to any town and buy a high caliber weapon with large magazines meant for high body count either. Keep it that way, it has ruined the United States.
There is a school officer at that school. He was out doing something else. So tell us how does putting one there save lives if they wonder off somewhere else. Also even if the guard/officer was there at the door. Wouldn't the bad guy just take him out first? Lol
Tell me.... how is one Guard, with standard arms, supposed to take out a psychopath whose armed like an infantry soldier?? How about outlawing these assault weapons and establishing strict gun control laws.
@Slap Will you mean our military service people who choose to join the military? As opposed to children who don’t choose to join the military? Yeah. I wouldn’t spit on them and I wouldn’t discount their trauma, but that is not similar to what these children experienced.
@Slap Will These are children, you were also likely trained for your job. I think its a bit unfair to say that when both situations are very different.
@Slap Will You are correct. Columbine students all had to return to school the following year. There was no online option at that time at all. They wanted to return to school. They did not want the shooters to win. And make it so they had to live differently. That's not even fair to the victims who endured this to have them change how they live. Because of this evil sick kid. They didn't tear Columbine down after the massacre. I just think this is not the way to handle this. It is up to the Parents and the kids what works best for them imo. Kids are much more resilient than ppl think they are. They may decide they want to return to school.
@Slap Will Not true. There’s an article over on npr if you want to look into it. Some have been completely redone others added a wing. I think only Columbine hasn’t been rebuilt.
@Slap Will LOL dude there’s no fuckin way youre comparing military to defenseless children sitting in a classroom🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 you chose to go into the military. those children we’re peacefully sitting in class having no idea some psychopath was gonna come in and murder 19 children and 2 teachers. LITERALLY NOT COMPARABLE IN THE SLIGHTEST WAY. get some help fuckin keyboard warrior🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤡
They should turn it into a memorial park. Take the pictures of each victim and make human sculptures of them and put them in the park almost as if they are having recess or having story time with the 2 teachers that would be beautiful cus you would see each kid and what made them all unique.
Destroying evidence? Yes,the children should never return here, but not until an independent investigation has happened. Then let the entire police department start using it.
At this point, even seeing their classmates or teacher or simply studying can reminds them of this tragic. Out of all this that can happen, you're studying while somebody gun down our school? That's unexplainable fcked up moment man. I widh for the best for this kids and everybody
What about the Chief of Police who was responsible for the cops waiting outside while kids were being shot? Aren't they going to punish him? His decision to change the designation from "Active Shooter" may have cost kids their lives!
it reminds me so much of sandy hook. i live one town over. i remember when all the streets were filled with flowers and teddy bears and artwork. they eventually opened up a giant studio so there was somewhere to keep it all. i went there with my cousins who lived in sandy hook. they were 8 and 11 at the time. i was 12. they gave us paint and let us make our own art. i remember the week after, i was sitting in 7th grade homeroom decorating paper snowflakes to hang in sandy hook school so that it would look festive for christmas. i remember hoping it would help. it's been almost 10 years now and it still gives me chills driving by that school. i cant believe so many teachers and students have to deal with this. enough is enough.
This was sooo heartbreaking I'm happy they won't have to go back there with all the horrid memories. But so sad that it become a memorial site. God bless & watch over all the families in this time that's exp needed the most 💜💙🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
This is impossible for me to grasp. I grew up on a farm. I went to grades 1-8 in a little country school in 1965-1973. There was no A/C, only swamp coolers. when it was hot all the doors and windows were open. Back then anyone could walk onto the school grounds or classrooms with no questions asked. There were no fences. Nobody had ID. The principal was one of the bus drivers. There was no police department. Only one sheriff's deputy would ever be anywhere near the school. People had morals and values back then. It was like something out of The Waltons. I can't believe how things came to this.
True, but it wasn't exactly because of how things were "back then." Your sense of security had a lot to do with where you were at and the time you were in school. Plenty of dangerous schools in the 1960s and 1970s. That said, there are millions more guns in circulation now, making the sleepiest suburbs, farm towns, unremarkable small cities as ripe for catastrophic violence as large cities with notable crime-ridden neighborhoods.
@@StephaneVorstellung Yes the location definitely had a lot to do with it. But EVERYBODY had guns. I got my first gun (a semi automatic .22) at 10 years old. At 12 years old, I was going duck hunting with other kids from school, without adult supervision, with 12 gauge shotguns.
@@staceystrukel1917 I own 2 AR-15s. I certainly don't plan on shooting anyone with them. I wouldn't even use them for self defense. I live in town, on a city street. An AR-15 round has to much velocity and range to use in such a crowded environment. I have a 9mm handgun loaded with hollow point rounds for home defense. And sadly, because of tragedies like this, I have started concealed carrying. I didn't used to feel the need to do that. Tragedies like this are not cause by guns, they are caused by a complete breakdown of moral values in our society. Notice that almost every single one of these tragic shootings is done by a teenager, not by an old guy like me, that was raised with proper morals and values, and knowledge of the difference between right and wrong.
@@geraldscott4302 I’m not sure that’s necessarily fair. People have their own sense of right and wrong (regardless of how twisted it is), and some people just don’t care about it, but I wouldn’t say it’s necessarily different now. Morals have changed, but the majority of society still has strong moral values, people who slip through the cracks and choose to act on it just have less of an outlet since it’s not as easy to hurt animals and people and get away with it nowadays
We are a Nation in mourning for the last few years. My heart is broken seeing the news daily with all of these shootings. I think I need therapy SMH. I cry all the time I'm happy, sad, in mourning & grieving along with everyone else. I'm really trying to focus my attention on God & let him be the main focus in my life. I'm praying for all the children & teachers involved in this senseless crime. My heart goes out to all.
At this rate, the title of “A country of freedom” might just be worn down completely. We have no guaranteed safety for our children- it could happen anytime, anywhere, and we wouldn’t be able to prevent it. The schools in my area have patrolling police officers on constant watch, but the fact that police officers have to be stationed at a school is something so mindless, heartbreaking, and frankly, pretty messed up. Why does this keep happening, and why are people saying things instead of doing things?
At my high school in the early 1980's we had a couple armed guards. We survived, matter of fact they were really nice and a joy to have at school. These schools need security, these communities need mental health care. Our schools as well as our infrastructure is all stuck in the 1960's. As long as we dont reinvest in our future these things will continue.
I hope I can survive long enough to leave, man. This country is absolute insanity and I'm not even guaranteed safety going to the supermarket, the hospital, or the high school I go to. I don't even have that many police officers stationed around my relatively large campus. I would pray for my safety and others but you see how far that gets us.
@@Alicapy lol. Survive long enough? Fuck you at, Kiev?! Honestly, if you are that worried about an occurrence that only happens to about .0108% of schools in the U.S. Then all I can tell you is, stay strapped or get clapped. If you are 18 you can openly carry a gun with you in most the U.S. Educate yourself and you will find that everyone is just trying to leverage your mind with their scare tactics.
Then you don’t understand the root of the problem, which is people. People only understand chaos, it happens everyday. So this is a problem you will never fix, because the problem isn’t the gun, it’s the person
they did the same thing here for sandy hook. I think it is so good for the students to be relocated for good. no one should go back to a place where a dozen kids and teachers were massacred just doing their daily lives.
My daughter is in kindergarten this year-next year she’ll be in the 1st grade. I’d be lying if I said my stomach doesn’t hurt or I get a knot in my throat every time I get a call from her school during the day (typically its the automated system saying a specific bus route isn’t running or something generic for all parents to know) every time her school pops up on my caller ID my heart skips a beat 😔 my child has participated in “active shooter” drills…that’s as normal now as fire drills or earthquake drills were for us when we were little 😢 it’s become normal for our kids…how fkn sick is that???
Makes me glad I live in Canada where we don’t have to worry as much about this. I could never imagine the stress my parents would feel if I went to a public high school in America.
@Shayna Nelson Are you under the impression that the entire US is similar to Chicago? Easy on the straw man arguments, dude. They’re cheap and remedial.
@Shayna Nelson Chicago does NOT prove ANYTHING about gun laws. Don’t they call it Chiraq?…because it’s more comparable to Iraq than USA? Chicago proves Iraq shouldn’t have stricter gun laws. Try again…DUDE! But quit crying next time. Nobody gives a shit if you’re a dude or dudette. Try to follow along.
I think for any parents that have surviving children that when to that school, the state should provide the necessary materials for them to be homeschooled moving forward if that parents choose so.
So sad this jerk took kids/ teachers away and now their school! It just should never have happened! It’s a good choice but not one they should be facing. 🙏
And yet people like you ignored those kids cryinh for attention. But you people judge them because their different. My heart goes out to the victims but this is the result . And the worst is.. there’s many kids like that out there waiting . The leaders don’t seem to understand the root of the problem
Most people are too lazy to look for alternatives, or simply don’t have alternatives, and will continue with the status quo of working 80 hours a week in order to barely afford $200 worth of groceries. People just don’t have the time or won’t make the time to homeschool.
Is good thing that they are will to build a new school and relocate to a different part of town so they could have a fresh start in life. Once the demolition of the old school is complete, they should convert the old site into a memorial park with trees and beautiful flowers with a large water fountain with a bronze rail around the fountain with the names of the 21 souls that were lost on that tragic day.
No, they should immortalize the names of the brave heroes who waited outside for an hour hoping the gunman would run out of ammo. Their names should be released and forever shamed as the cowards they are. The real cowards who’s hands those children’s blood is on. Charge the police
@@TheOriginalCFA1979 for real, the police stood there for an hour doing absolutely nothing 😡. They swore under oath to put their life in the line to save and protect the people, and on the plus side, there was a window on the other side where the officer could've took as an opportunity to take out the shooter, and just maybe more life wouldn't been lost. Not to mention they could've have sent 1 or 2 officers back to their patrol car to see if their were anything that they could use as a shield or even something to brake down the door. Such a disappointment, and you right, those cop should be held accountable for their actions 😞
Money to be spent specifically for consistent support for families and their kids who are suffering mentally, psychologically, emotionally. And a more rigorous process to acquiring a firearm.
I support whatever the community wants to do. But in a way it feels like the gunman is taking the school away from them too now. If tearing down the school helps people to heal though, it’s worth it. I believe they tore down Sandy Hook Elementary too.
Dreaming Dreamer I agree with you 100%. Also...I looked it up (about Sandy Hook) to make sure I had the info correct. The shooting _there_ happened 12/14/2012. They wanted to build another school _elsewhere,_ but it was going to cost too much money, so they demolished the old school (where the massacre took place) and built a _new_ school on the same land. Construction began on the new school 3 & a half years after the massacre. They elected _not_ to have any kind of memorial in the _new_ school about the tragedy in the previous/demolished school. They completed the new school on a budget of $50 million. I think an on-sight memorial, honoring both teachers and all 19 children would be a beautiful addition to the new school in Uvalde, however I admit I'm concerned about how it would/might be a constant reminder to the children attending the new school, many of them who were _directly_ affected (survivors) by the tragedy last week. My heart was _already_ broken in a million pieces when I first found out about the massacre in Uvalde, but my heart absolutely shattered a few days later when the story came out about 11 year old Miah Cerillo who was in the classroom and smeared the blood of one of her friends, onto herself to pretend _she_ was dead, _too._ It's so disturbing knowing that we live in a world where an _11 year old_ would even need to think to do _that._ Anyways ~ I do apologize for my lengthy reply. 🕊️
Its crazy that I was telling my wife this when the new first broke out that there was a school shooting at this school. I just couldn’t imagine how anyone would physically and emotionally be able to go back to school where such a tragic event happened. I don’t understand how the sandy hook school continued. This was a Good call , those children shouldn’t be subjected to ever be somewhere that was once unsafe. May those lost Rest In Peace.
@@theultimate6542 maybe, but the trauma of this place would continually trigger several of these children and substantially worsen any PTSD or psychological troubles they are now dealing with. i hope they get the safest school in this country built for them in another location with the most advanced technology to make them feel comfortable and protect them at all costs. they never deserve to experience feeling helpless again 🥺
@@julietspalding2339 no one deserves that type of terror, but yet it happens all the time. And there’s no guarantee that they won’t experience it again
May God bless the victims,families and the entire community with comfort, strength and time to heal their hearts as much as possible to continue on…..there will always be a void in their hearts and their lives forever changed. They’ll never heal completely from such a horrific tragedy God will help through faith and prayers
Wow,I just talked to my 14yr old about that, she said mom it's almost like getting bullied and you keep seeing your worst nightmare everyday until you go to another school, hoping that your bully is not there,I told her,not quite.
This is just such a very horrible tragedy that really could've been avoided with all the warning signs that this psychopath had. R.I.P. for all of those victims.
Thank God these students won't have to walk in that school again it's bad enough their traumatized already this is something that will stay forever in their minds even when they get older. Many 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I'm not at all surprised by this, but also very glad that they made this decision for the well-being of all those who survived, as many surviving students and teachers went through SO much hell in this school, 21 of whom (19 children and 2 teachers) were tragically killed. They did the right thing by not sending the children and teachers back to the very same school where the horrific shooting took place. The last thing that we need is for the survivors to relive the trauma of what they went through. 💙
When I was in elementary I never worried about anything, I spent time with my friends, didn’t care about the future of if I would mess up, make a mistake and surely wasn’t ever worried if someone would shoot me. It’s very upsetting that kids cannot enjoy the same experience every kid should have, I hope they are get treatment for this. I pray for every kid. 🙏
@@daveaugustyn6786 And what about the free will of the children that were murdered? Do you suppose they ELECTED to get murdered that day? Why did the murderer get to enact their free Weill but not the children?
@@enigmaticvaran6597 well obviously it wasn’t their choice or will to get killed man. Some peoples choices have consequences and hurt and even kill others. I am not God, I do not know why He would allow it to happen.
Public schools in the USA should be as secure as a prison at this point. As much taxes we pay there should even be a watch tower with vetted armed guards looking over our children (20 bux an hour 5 days a week 8 hours a day isn't much to keep our children safe). Getting into schools should not be so different than getting on a plane these days(detectors and bag scans). Our society has mentally collapsed and some people are just savages waiting for the opportunity to inflict pain on people.
You are part of the savagery. You want to raise these children in a prison, or stalag, type environment. Talk about the world of Stalin, Castro, or Osama bin Laden! How about addressing the gun problem.
Exactly and also allow more funding to go towards this. Especially since majority of people are pretty much forced to send their children here. The least they can do is keep them safe from a shooter. There's already bullying, fighting, gossip, mean teachers, incompetent staff and pedophiles on campus that they have to worry about.
Just can't imagine what's been going on in Uvalde, Texas lately. I feel so bad and heartbroken for all the 21 lives cut much too short, seems particularly unfair.
@@theultimate6542 You are so right. Life won't always be fair. We may never know what lies ahead of us. Some people might say "Tomorrow is never promised."
Sadly these shooting will never stop, perhaps parents should go back to the days when they home schooled their kids or virtual school, even if it means mom or dad staying home to care for the kids and work from home or remote somehow. Schools are not safe anymore.
God make them kids and teachers strong to move on after watching the horror I think they should give home schooling but not yet they need counselling first they wont get over this ordeal yet may god help them
Emotional stand point, it's reasonable to destroy the school. Logically, why? That's teachers and support staff that just lost their jobs. Small towns/ cities at most have two to three elementary school with limited space for those education staff that are now out of jobs. The logistics for the school board to have to add more buses to shuttle the students to other schools will be a nightmare. Only upside is the funding for the school board will be divided between less school buildings.
this is a great decision, no child or teacher should ever walk back into that building and be reminded of what happened all over again. this is all too distressing. my continued prayers and thoughts go to the families and friends who have been affected by this. ♥️
@SPANKed-up Madmen please keep anything rude to yourself and have a good day
@@marissadani some people have no respect.
it's just a tomb now.
It's such a hard pill to swallow
I agree 1000%
The location where the school is should be turned into a memorial garden with a fountain. I don’t blame the kids and staff for not ever wanting to set foot in the school again. My heart and prayers go out to the families of those who lost their lives especially the kids and my thoughts and prayers go out to those who were hurt and survived. The cops who refused to act right away should be ashamed of themselves.
this is a good idea
Really good idea
I like this idea
They should make a memorial garden with a fountains and a playgound.we will keep the kids and family in pray
and bury biden there
Being elementary was the best time in my life. No worries just a joyful time. Now it's sad to see children experience this kind of tragedy to not feel safe going to school. I hope everyone finds peace. I wonder what is going to become of the location after the school is taken down.
This is proof that society is the problem. Gun laws have gotten stricter, not more loose yet these types of acts have INCREASED. This was unheard of when I was growing up. Funny how laws were more lax then.
Well I would guess a new school? They all still have to get an education somehow.
@@haydenbrayton doubt they'd build a new school over the same lot that 21 people got murdered on.
@@haydenbrayton it would be better to create a memorial
@@haydenbrayton definitely not a new school. The students will be allocated to different campuses
I wish kids were safe at elementary schools, all the time. It's unbelievable things like that can happen to any kids in school. I just hope that it will never happen again.
Hoping isnt enough , people actually have to DO something and demand that changes are made and that people are held accountable .
Hope??? There have been 229 school shootings since Columbine. Hows your hoping working???
Wish in one hand shit in the other. Wishing and hoping get us nowhere, we need to take action to ensure it doesn't happen again.
@Shayna Nelson Change never happens through 'luck'. Vote as if your life depends on it, because it does.
As sad as it to say, I promise it'll happen again
I work at a school in Canada. I would be very happy and honoured to fly down and volunteer to pack up classrooms. I can’t imagine any current staff walking back in those hallways . I understand how much work it is to pack up and move classrooms. If there’s a way to help, I’m here for you.
You're So Sweet and Thoughtful.🕊️🙏🌹💝☮️
I also would be willing to volunteer to do the same I have plenty of vacation days that I haven't used from belleair bluffs Florida
I wish I was back in Texas, I'm in Georgia now I definitely want to fly down and help. By the way what is the nearest airport near Uvalde, TX?
@@floridagirlDenise You're a Wonderful Good Person 🙏🕊️🌹💖☮️
Seeing those children's smiling faces breaks my heart every time I see a news story about them. I can't even imagine the horror and pain that these poor little children suffered through in their last moments. I can't even begin to imagine the overwhelming grief and heartache their loss brings to their families, to their surviving friends/classmates, and their communities as a whole. This should not have happened.
I really hope that the families of these children receive all the support and therapy that they need in the aftermath of their trauma.
Me too.
That’s what really gets me, thinking about their last moments. No doubt, them dying is a catastrophic tragedy in and of itself but just imagining how terrified they were in those final moments and just thinking of the horror they witnessed breaks me into a million pieces. I am much older than them and would be absolutely HORRIFIED, I can only imagine being elementary age and going through that. Truly just a tragedy, this did not have to happen.
Sad 😢
If a certain party has their way, this will be the fate of many, many more American children.
@@TedIsHere2 and the kids wondering why the police don't come inside!!! Had been better if the kids parents had taken care of the situation.
How sad, but an appropriate decision.The memories are too painful. Starting over will be much healthier for the staff and kids.
It will take a lot of counseling and a lot of support for the kids to get past this. It won’t be easy.
why are they choosing to start over with this mass shooting they didn’t do this for Columbine high school, Sandy Hook, Douglas high school, Virginia Tech, and many more
Just some students trying to get out of class. They aren't in any danger if they go back. What happened happened. Life goes on. It would be a waste of money to shut down the school when the multi million dollar building is already there in place and functioning.
@@subswithnovideos-oz4zo not true, why would anyone want to be in a school where students got murdered tf???
@@subswithnovideos-oz4zo it’s not about their physical safety, it has everything to do with their emotional and mental health. Their students and their friends literally died, why would anyone want to go back to a school a few months after that happened? Why would we subject our children to relive those memories.
This should be a memorial! Their lives deserve to always be remembered! People should be able to pay their respect anytime! They will be remembered! 🙏🏾❤️🙏🏾
Yes I agree
It should be a Memorial Park.
Good idea!
Yes!
Sandy Hook was demolished after what happened. So it should be no different here.
I’m glad they won’t have to go back there. It would traumatize them all over again if they had to step in to that building again.
I was very happy knowing my son would never walk those halls again and have to live in fear 💔
@@dominiquexo4772 I can’t even begin to imagine the sheer terror that your son and other children experienced when that man started shooting. I’m glad no one will have to go in that building again. You are all in my prayers.
True. Plus I heard they might tear it down so that the area can be a place to honor the victims who died there just like the World Trade Center where the towers never got built back again to honor the victims.
@@dominiquexo4772 I hope all the kids souls went straight to heaven with Almighty God an don't remain in that place in an around, cuz they'll want answers an turn into ghosts
@@jessicabutterfield9351 yes! Finally great news! ❤️
The cops should be held accountable, they have weapons the children didn’t, the children had phones to call for help. Hands to hold closely. They didn’t have a way to protect each other from being stuck in a room. 🥺
There should defenitley be a lawsuit put into place
@@RapFanatic4ever a lawsuit will not bring the kids back. Only distracts from solutions we need to be working on. No amount of money will make anyone feel better about this
@@keepmeaccontabletam1136 that’s true it won’t but it will hold the police accountable for not responding as quick as they should’ve
Agreed
@@RapFanatic4ever I agree yet not for money ( it will not bring back the children) we need more education on this type of danger. If you asked every parent they would say if I could pay any about of money to bring my child back I would no question about it! No amount of money could even take away this kind of pain! Only prayer's can help now!! This was so unnecessary. These children had called for help! I just can not wrap my brain around why no one helped. Only one mother had the right choice to go in no matter if she got shot trying to save her children!!
The children who lived through this horror will never trust police again.
Yep. I had my don't trust the police moment about a week before 9/11 when a gay couple in Michigan who were involved in the political movement to legalize marijuana became the the target of witch-hunt by a homophobic right-wing local prosecutor who drove them to commit suicide by cop after their child was removed from the home by child protective services. I knew those guys. They weren't a threat. I'm fairly convinced they could have been disarmed by less lethal means.
Ugh, the ppl who live in that Town are Democrats. They were demanding Police be defunded and abolished as well as Border Patrol last year. It was Border Patrol agents who killed this shooter. They went in against the orders of Aradondo. Why aren't these families calling for the removal of Aradondo as the city counsel member and head of Police there? Because he is a Democrat that's why! They have made this entire thing Political. It is disgusting!
You shouldn’t even trust the police to begin with. The police are not obligated to protect you
Idk if anybody is going to trust the police anymore
Lil cry baby go to south america
It’s so tragic. In this country, you can’t even go to a concert, a supermarket, a CHURCH without fear. No child should have to fear going to school, yet, here we are, and instead of fixing the problem at the root, we’re….. *getting children bullet proof backpacks* what the hell is wrong with The United States, where an unborn fetus has more people fighting for its right to live than the actual living and breathing children
its not as bad as you think, school shootings mainly happen in ghetto, low income schools. if you are normal or rich then this is never a problem.
@@queueuof the median income in the US is around $45k, so the reality of most americans is that they do live in low income/ghettos, especially people in rural fly-over states (which have lower income than US median)
even then, wealthier areas still end up having more fatalities:
> The characteristics of schools where shootings
occurred over the past 10 years also varied by poverty level and racial composition. Urban, poorer, and high minority schools had more shootings overall, with more characterized as a dispute or grievance. Suburban and rural, wealthier, and low minority schools had more suicides and school-targeted shootings (the deadliest type of shooting), which had the highest fatalities per incident. Overall, more than half of the 166 fatalities were the result of school-targeted shootings
> About half of school shootings in the past
10 years occurred in the South, according to our analysis, with the greatest number of shootings in Florida (24), Texas (24), and Georgia
(23)
- Characteristics of
School Shootings, United States Government Accountability Office (2020)
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bro pulled out a whole essay 💀
@@queueuof WHITE
restrict to adults
This is so sad I could not imagine being one of those student who had to go through this trauma.😔😔
I feels so bad for the loss of the kids and teachers
My son best friend survived and 5 others past away he knew. He thinks sometimes they’re in the hospital getting treated but every time I tell him they’re gone… he breaks down 💔 my son is going to therapy
@@dominiquexo4772 This breaks my heart thinking of what these young children and the families are going through . They need so much love and comfort.
I’m not tryna be funny but that school is gonna be haunted now u kno how many souls are in there 🤔😕
I was a student was there but it was last year and i was 9- 10
Well before they demolish the building they need to complete a FULL investigation and not just make this a cover-up
I don’t feel it’s a cover-up ! They are investigating they have a timeline , by 911 records , teacher who left door open but closed it ! I feel there really isn’t much left to investigate ! The murderer is dead ! They just need to make sure all schools are airtight like much higher fences with barbed wire or electric! , higher windows, Bulletproof windows ! Whatever it takes for our children worldwide to feel safe 💜
Lol
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Totally agree!
But it will never happen. They have to destroy the "crime scene". Sounds very similar to other "Crime scenes" doesn't it, if you know what I mean.
what else can be investigated? The shooter was just an angry entitled 18 year old with a drugged up mother and absent father, there was no government conspiracy prompting his actions. he wanted to take revenge on the innocent because he saw himself as a victim of his two failed "parents" so he caused hurt to other parents and families
This was such a tragedy and I think it was the right decision by turning the school into a memorial. So sad and heartbreaking.
WE ARE READY TO BE PATROLLED BY DRONES AND FOR Y'ALL TO HAVE FREE WILL TO SHOOT CRIMINALS
It was the obvious decision
For numbers that big sure
If you've ever felt the reminiscence of walking back into a school after a summer break you'll know why this hurts so much, so many kids made memories there, met their best friends, their teachers, excited to learn another day, although I'm sure, naturally, some weren't, and now they're facing the fact that due to the reckless, horrible acts of something outside of their control has caused this place to be shut down, awaiting demolition, haven't they suffered enough? RIP to those lost in the shooting 🙏🏾
Cannot blame a single parent for taking their kids out of school entirely forever. I'd want my kids home safe where we don't have to worry about a shooting.
Yeah, but I pray for their future without education
That would do more harm than good. We need as many educated people as we can get.
@@autonomousfortune753 Too bad the kids looking for education can't even rely on their survival when they go to school. I would rather have my child taught at home than deal with the VERY real fear that they could die one day in school because of a shooter and police negligence.
@@Alicapy Well I would rather have this country get better gun laws
Homeschooling is what everyone should be doing because trusting your kids with people you don't know is a real bad idea. Especially when they're not even prepared to protect your children. They don't train an arm teachers
I'm in college now, but middle school was when we started worrying about the possibility of a shooter and had lockdowns (nothing ever happened thankfully). Elementary school felt so safe in that sense, and it's a shame what children that age have to worry about today.
Welcome to 2022
Turning the school ground into a memorial would be a beautiful thing for the parents so that these children will never be forgotten. I still cry everytime I here updates of the tragic day in Uvalde my heart and prayers to each of the lives lost and the families who have lost their loved ones.
Great decision to tear down that school those students and teachers should never have to go to that place ever again!
Yes, tear it down and destroy any and all evidence. Nice way to hide the truth..........
I'm glad. That community deserves the absolute best after all of this I hope they get a beautiful new school that will honor everyone lost.
My ex husband builds the schools in that area and he’s checking into possibly building one for these precious children.
@@jimmorrisonsgirlfriend8310 That’s amazing love it
Now that's a use of my tax dollars that I'm 100% in agreement with. Build a memorial there to remember all the victims, those who lost their lives and the many more who have to live with the trauma for the rest of their lives.
Let's close all the other schools that were shot up and build memorials as well. Every life is important right? Salvador Ramos was once a kid, and imagine if he was killed when he was a kid instead.. Still innocent. But maybe he wouldn't have someone talking about his bright future, because he wasn't like the kids he killed. He didn't have that type of family to raise him like that. But he was also once an innocent kid too. Why didn't anybody care about him them? 😂
@@bobby6569 something is very wrong with you man.
@@bobby6569 Lay off the crack
Sandyhook tore the old school down and built a new one. Which I think is best for all the students and staff.
Oh? It helps absolutely nothing. How about we cleanse the house, senate, and congress instead. THAT would be tax dollars well spent hun.
PreK through elementary was my favorite time of school and I have so many happy memories of my teachers and classmates. This should have been the most carefree and blissful time of these children's lives. Rest in peace to all the innocent lives lost. 🙏💐
It should be but It also doesn’t have to be, if that makes sense. Just because you were lucky enough to make it through the school system doesn’t mean others will
They need to build another School. They cant just tear it down and send the kids to other schools, theres not enough space
Indeed!
Build another school with a completely different layout that bears no semblance to the present layout.
You do realize the epidemic that school shootings are right? You know how many schools have to be rebuilt and conservatives won’t want to fund them with more taxes 😐
Jarid Gaming
Yes there is and yes they can.
Did you miss the FEDERAL GRANT mentioned at the beginning?
After its demolishd they should turn it into a beautiful garden memorial to honor each life lost.
Yess
Pull it down make it in to a memorial for 19 young children and 2 beautiful teachers .May their beautiful souls rest in eternal peace in their new home of God
I was a claims adjuster for an insurance company years ago when a mother and her children were gruesomely murdered in their home. Where the home wasn’t beyond repair I paid the total cost of its replacement and limits on debris removal so as to have the home torn down. My claims director was not happy however after his boss found out he called me personally to say I made the same decision he would have made. In this case however, I wouldn’t tear down the building but rather I would turn it in to a memorial so these kids are never forgotten.
Tear down the building and then put a memorial in it’s place. Some of the victim’s families and survivors live within view of the school.
You would make that decision with input from the property owner right? I sure hope so. They're not tearing down the school because the President said it should be torn down, but because he got the sense the community was haunted by it. And had a discussion about it. How do you even turn a building into a memorial if nobody wants to go inside? Abandoned buildings are perfect places for break-ins and all sorts of crime to take place.
@Shayna Nelson more importantly, they should give AFFORDABLE housing. There’s millions of empty homes, just no one able to afford it. We could spiral into the problem that we should be paid more too, but there’s too many problems in totality
that’s what they did for the pulse nightclub, a memorial. it’s still there to this day
This can be made into affordable housing and put a plaque or something.
I'm going to an online teacher's college and one of people attending this college is from Uvalde. The school, including her mentor and other staff are giving her extra time while she has process to grieve and decompress. She is thankful that her kids are safe. Her family is in process of moving.
They need to hire new PD for the school and security guards. Willing to put their lives first.
Naw they need to fire all police start from scratch
And not running back into the school leaving a door propped open when you realize there was a man shooting outside. That might've helped.
So true
@@ScooterGrubb true, but it has come out that the door was closed, but didn't lock. He walked in like he knew he was getting in, Maybe he had the key. I read somewhere his grandmother worked there.
@@lbv2899 👀 his grandmother worked there??
After seeing their cowardly actions, I would go to another city or state.
@GJ but the way police handle it is different in every city
@GJ yes but for example if this wouldve happened in New york or L.A officers wouldve stepped in immediately. no time to wait
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It was a key decision of their chief...don't blame the whole staff.
I imagine when the truth is finally settled, he may resign.
I agree, especially not being able to trust your police department.
So sad story. It's good that the children/faculty don't have go back to this school and relive their trauma all over again in their head. It would be good if they just tear or burn this one down and I hope the next school built is secured more and hope it's beautiful. My heart goes out to Texas families ❤️
Better have armed staff otherwise same outcome.
@@maxrshelltrack7443 Thats what I say!!
Very true
@@maxrshelltrack7443 orrr maybe get rid of guns instead of putting this awful responsibility on staff?? They’re only they’re to teach, not to carry guns
@@bee1913 you can teach and still be protected.
This has me crying everyday when I think about it. When sad situations happen I always try and look for the positives so that I don’t get too sad but there are absolutely none with this deadly shooting. When I see the pictures and how happy these kids were it just breaks my heart. This shouldn’t have happened but it really does show you that life is short and really reminded me that it’s so important to take each day as it comes, tomorrow isn’t promised and to tell your loved ones how much you love them. Rip angels you will be forever missed but never forgotten 💞🕊
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Me too 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭it’s heartbreaking 💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔
Me too when I look at the faces during the awards 😔 like they were so happy to make their parents proud so smart and out standing and I just cry . It hurts having to explain all this to my 7year old 💔
@@aprilzoe_4494 Your poor 7 year old that’s definitely a hard conversation to have for sure. Its so sad, they all seemed so happy and excited and then this happens💔
And parents need to know that if they send their children to school in America there is a high chance that they will die there.
I think that kids should do online school for at least a year and then maybe go back to in person. Trauma is forever let's provide some peace while we still can
This is such a great idea, I hope this is something they consider
True?
I agree
Love this
I think this as an optional thing would be great. Unfortunately some parents count on school so they can work.
That is so wonderful to hear. It's still breaking my heart too watch news updated on this. I cry just about Everytime I watch a news story on the shooting. May God be with those children and their families.
I was wondering what they were going to do, there's no way anyone would be comfortable setting foot near those classrooms again.
I agree I’m glad they don’t have to go back in that building
A memorial would be a constant reminder too…
There is absolutely No Other option, but to demolish that school forever !!! Lord, watch over and protect every Child on this earth.
The lord didn’t protect those kids how can u still believe and pray to that monster he Let them die
He didn't do a great job here, did he?
@@Sparecards cant you see, it was according to gods plan for those kids to die.
The schoolshooter and the police were just following gods will. :p
@@youtubestudiosucks978 "God" lets kids die, but you still have to worship his glory and might. What a joke.
@Shayna Nelson I can't blame something that doesn't exist
I’m so lucky to have never been in a situation where there was an active shooter in any of the school buildings I’ve been to. The fact that these KIDS have to go through it is just disgusting. With all of these shootings going on, I’m more and more anxious and worried that nowhere is safe. I even get anxious thoughts about a shooter going in my house at night! (Thank goodness for melatonin, otherwise I would never get a wink of sleep out of anxiety.) How has the world come to this?? Why is there so much ignorance in the world?
Honestly, I’m surprised that nothing was being done long before this!! Heck, everyone says that something needs to be done about this problem, but no one actually DOES it. Not even the person with an idea to begin with! (And honestly, I would try to do something about this except that I don’t really have any “grand ideas” or anything. 😅)
But back to the video, I’m so happy that no one has to go into that building again. No one, especially the kids, should have to relive that horrific day. Sending them internet hugs. ❤️❤️❤️
tbh nowhere is safe in today's society
You aren't lucky to have never been in a mass shooting. It isn't luck to not have something extremely unlucky happen to you. Similar to how it would be misleading to say I'm lucky I've never been in a plane crash. Similar to school shootings, plane crashes are extremely rare occurrences.
You aren't lucky lucky have never been in the midst of a school shooting, rather it would be extremely unlucky to be in the midst of one.
No one seems to acknowledge just how astronomically rare school shootings actually are when put into full perspective. Hundreds of thousands of public schools exist in the USA. Very few of which have ever nor will ever witness a school shooting.
@@lamargoat2.054 Statistically that isn't true.
@@subswithnovideos-oz4zo mass shootings are becoming less rare, 2 weeks after this 4 people were shot in a hospital in Tulsa, that’s a mass shooting. While a school shooting is very sad especially when it comes to 4th graders so are all mass shooting. Everyone is lucky not to come in contact with a lunatic with a gun.
@@VoiceDivine Still very rare
I can't believe they're talking about tearing the building down this soon. Why are they so eager to destroy the evidence of a crime scene? This incident is going to result in a large number of civil lawsuits and possibly some criminal cases as well. That building needs to be preserved in the interest of justice.
Yeah because money always brings back friends and family…………….they can get millions but their kid still dead……..let’s see how that works out
U wanna go back into that school knowing people died in it? You know there are ghost walking those hallways now right? And you worried about some evidence? Lol. I'm more worried about the ghosts there.
@@RR-zq3mk i didn't see anyone say to keep it as a school, common sense says it needs to remain intact, and lawsuits aren't always about money. something needs to be done about the police officers that stood by like cowards and let the killer slaughter those children. some of you trolls just can't wait to jump on someone for voicing their opinion. you need to understand no matter how smart you think you are its just your opinion.
You must be kidding!! All evidence has been collected and it’s no longer a crime scene. I hope they destroy the furniture from the two classrooms as well.
@@johnrambo1349 there's no such thing as ghosts you fucking idiot.
I feel like instead of being demolished, it should be kept up but turned into a memorial museum for the Uvalde victims, or even school shooting victims in general.
Not sure if any of those exist yet, but I went to a memorial museum for 9/11 when I was in New York and the victims of horrible events like this should be remembered and memorialized the same way.
RIP to these beautiful children and teachers 💔
Yes I agree we need more people to see ur comment
They should force the Uvalde PD and their secretly sworn in city council members to work in there
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All of the teachers and students of Robb elementary should have the option to home school for the ENTIRE school year starting in August. Some families may opt to never put their children back in public school, and I would not blame them.
We live here and me and my wife never want our kids in public schools again
@@BigNoCapybara I don't blame you folks. And I support and understand your decision. My children are now young adults, and to be honest I breathed a sigh of relief when they finally exited the public school system. My heart goes out to you all and the entire Uvalde community. Such a tragedy which was horrific enough and then adding in the botched police response that made matters so much worse. Prayers of comfort and peace to the grieving families and to the entire Uvalde community. 💙🙏😥💙🙏
@@BigNoCapybara You trusted and thought your children were safe, and look what happened. I would put my children in a private or online school. Their social lives could take place elsewhere.
I'm so glad they won't have to go back to that school. They would not be able to sleep at night knowing they had to go back to that school. God help all the citizens of Uvalde, Texas.
A memorial, a park, or a facility to assist with therapy and counseling would be a phenomenal replacement. I REALLY WISH that events like these would make people focus on increasing mental health resources for EVERYONE, no matter their age, gender, race, etc. Like I said EVERYONE needs easier access to mental health help so we can prevent more events like this tragedy from happening. Of course, that isn't the only issue in cases like these but it would at least be a step toward change in the right direction!
So why is sandy hook still open? Keep in mind, 16 of the 27 kids killed were all stuffed into a 3x4 foot bathroom where they were shot at with 80 rounds in under 2 minutes. One girl in that bathroom survived. Why is sandy hook still openv
I am so heart broken, traumatized and affected by the deaths of this kids. I was not related to them but I’m mourning because the lives of our innocent kids were taken by an evil man. I am a mother myself and I don’t want my kids to grow up fearing for their life’s because we live in a country where mass shootings are a common thing to happen. We need to unite as Americans and stand up for our freedom and the freedom of our future generations. No civilians should be able to purchase assault rifles anymore they need to be banned. Something’s have to change. We are slowly destroying our freedom and peace. I had enough and I’m done something needs to change and it needs to happen now!!!!
I feel traumatized broken affected too I'm not related to them either but I do have a baby nephew I'm an aunt now. I know one of these days in the future my nephew is going to grow up go to school one-day I live in Canada shooting schools has happened to Canada to tbh. 😞💔😢
Lol shut up lol
You're delusional and should be one of the dead kids if u think banning firearms from good Americans will stop bad people from getting guns.
Mass shootings are statistically rare so
One thing they are doing right, but this should only be the beginning of cleaning up this mishap, my prayers go out to the families and those living in Uvalde, when will we ever see peace again in America, where children will feel safe just going to school?
I think all school's need bullet proof glass Window's
@@cinderella23queen37 Yeah that will keep the shooter from firing at the cops outside . . .
@@cinderella23queen37, and automatic door locks, everyone and I mean EVERYONE should have to be let into school buildings, not able to freely walk in, and if you do not have a child or grandchild there, what is the nature of your visit, they should not be allowed to enter the school.
@@barbarapeller you hit the hammer right on the nail
Honestly peace isn’t much of a thing in america
Home school. Children will not be protected. Don't let them out of your sight.
I remember my senior year. A little over a decade ago when they installed metal detectors on the doors of the main entrance ways. I remember being annoyed. First suddenly have to wear uniforms on my last year of school and then now this super long line. This isn't an airport, just let me come in, be bored, get picked on all day then come home. But now looking at just how things turned out in recent years... man... I guess people on my school board knew something I didn't
Its horrific and I can only imagine how sending your child to school in America doesn't guarantee that they will be safe there. I'm Australian and we don't have this problem here. But if I were in America I'd homeschool my kids too
ALL CELEBS AND POLITICIANS ARE GUARDED BY GUNS AND GATES 24/7 WHY ARENT KIDS PROTECTED OR SCHOOLS PROTECTED LIKE THEIR HOMES.
I'll bet in Australia, you can't go to any town and buy a high caliber weapon with large magazines meant for high body count either. Keep it that way, it has ruined the United States.
Thank God! They didn't deserve any of this! 💔💔🙏🙏
It breaks my Heart again and again 😭 such beautiful Babies and beautiful Teachers 😭💜 i still can't believe it.
I hope a guard is included in those plans. Every school should have someone to protect them and locked doors. RIP sweet babies
There is a school officer at that school. He was out doing something else. So tell us how does putting one there save lives if they wonder off somewhere else. Also even if the guard/officer was there at the door. Wouldn't the bad guy just take him out first? Lol
Tell me.... how is one Guard, with standard arms, supposed to take out a psychopath whose armed like an infantry soldier?? How about outlawing these assault weapons and establishing strict gun control laws.
This school should be demolished as soon as possible as it would bring nightmare to parents and students who saw everything in the massacre...
@Slap Will you mean our military service people who choose to join the military? As opposed to children who don’t choose to join the military?
Yeah. I wouldn’t spit on them and I wouldn’t discount their trauma, but that is not similar to what these children experienced.
@Slap Will These are children, you were also likely trained for your job. I think its a bit unfair to say that when both situations are very different.
@Slap Will You are correct. Columbine students all had to return to school the following year. There was no online option at that time at all. They wanted to return to school. They did not want the shooters to win. And make it so they had to live differently. That's not even fair to the victims who endured this to have them change how they live. Because of this evil sick kid. They didn't tear Columbine down after the massacre. I just think this is not the way to handle this. It is up to the Parents and the kids what works best for them imo. Kids are much more resilient than ppl think they are. They may decide they want to return to school.
@Slap Will Not true. There’s an article over on npr if you want to look into it. Some have been completely redone others added a wing. I think only Columbine hasn’t been rebuilt.
@Slap Will LOL dude there’s no fuckin way youre comparing military to defenseless children sitting in a classroom🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 you chose to go into the military. those children we’re peacefully sitting in class having no idea some
psychopath was gonna come in and murder 19 children and 2 teachers. LITERALLY NOT COMPARABLE IN THE SLIGHTEST WAY. get some help fuckin keyboard warrior🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤡
They should turn it into a memorial park. Take the pictures of each victim and make human sculptures of them and put them in the park almost as if they are having recess or having story time with the 2 teachers that would be beautiful cus you would see each kid and what made them all unique.
Destroying evidence? Yes,the children should never return here, but not until an independent investigation has happened. Then let the entire police department start using it.
What evidence?
@@chadfeathers3001 lol exactly
it's pretty clear already what happened..
Physical evidence, that the police never stepped foot inside, until it was almost over.
First lawsuits have been filed.
my heart goes to all the souls who get lost in this tragic shooting. school should be the place where kids feel safe to learn new things, not scared..
At this point, even seeing their classmates or teacher or simply studying can reminds them of this tragic. Out of all this that can happen, you're studying while somebody gun down our school? That's unexplainable fcked up moment man. I widh for the best for this kids and everybody
I think both classes was watching a movie that day
Yes they were celebrating
What about the Chief of Police who was responsible for the cops waiting outside while kids were being shot? Aren't they going to punish him? His decision to change the designation from "Active Shooter" may have cost kids their lives!
it reminds me so much of sandy hook. i live one town over. i remember when all the streets were filled with flowers and teddy bears and artwork. they eventually opened up a giant studio so there was somewhere to keep it all. i went there with my cousins who lived in sandy hook. they were 8 and 11 at the time. i was 12. they gave us paint and let us make our own art.
i remember the week after, i was sitting in 7th grade homeroom decorating paper snowflakes to hang in sandy hook school so that it would look festive for christmas. i remember hoping it would help. it's been almost 10 years now and it still gives me chills driving by that school. i cant believe so many teachers and students have to deal with this. enough is enough.
Robb Elementary- Previously a School, now a place where beautiful souls will be remembered for ever
Thank you for thinking about the children's wellbeing.
I’m glad they’re doing that
This was sooo heartbreaking I'm happy they won't have to go back there with all the horrid memories. But so sad that it become a memorial site. God bless & watch over all the families in this time that's exp needed the most 💜💙🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I’m glad that they don’t have to be reminded of it
It all went according to gods plan.
The schoolshooter and those lazy cops were just following gods will.
@Shayna Nelson Personally I think that's good . These schools need tighter security and we need stricter gun laws
@Shayna Nelson we Huss have to keep working harder to get it right
@Shayna Nelson God works in mysterious ways. Praise the lord. Amen 🙏
My heart goes out to these people and children to that school.
This is impossible for me to grasp. I grew up on a farm. I went to grades 1-8 in a little country school in 1965-1973. There was no A/C, only swamp coolers. when it was hot all the doors and windows were open. Back then anyone could walk onto the school grounds or classrooms with no questions asked. There were no fences. Nobody had ID. The principal was one of the bus drivers. There was no police department. Only one sheriff's deputy would ever be anywhere near the school. People had morals and values back then. It was like something out of The Waltons. I can't believe how things came to this.
There also wasn't AR15's all over the place
True, but it wasn't exactly because of how things were "back then." Your sense of security had a lot to do with where you were at and the time you were in school. Plenty of dangerous schools in the 1960s and 1970s. That said, there are millions more guns in circulation now, making the sleepiest suburbs, farm towns, unremarkable small cities as ripe for catastrophic violence as large cities with notable crime-ridden neighborhoods.
@@StephaneVorstellung Yes the location definitely had a lot to do with it. But EVERYBODY had guns. I got my first gun (a semi automatic .22) at 10 years old. At 12 years old, I was going duck hunting with other kids from school, without adult supervision, with 12 gauge shotguns.
@@staceystrukel1917 I own 2 AR-15s. I certainly don't plan on shooting anyone with them. I wouldn't even use them for self defense. I live in town, on a city street. An AR-15 round has to much velocity and range to use in such a crowded environment. I have a 9mm handgun loaded with hollow point rounds for home defense. And sadly, because of tragedies like this, I have started concealed carrying. I didn't used to feel the need to do that. Tragedies like this are not cause by guns, they are caused by a complete breakdown of moral values in our society. Notice that almost every single one of these tragic shootings is done by a teenager, not by an old guy like me, that was raised with proper morals and values, and knowledge of the difference between right and wrong.
@@geraldscott4302 I’m not sure that’s necessarily fair. People have their own sense of right and wrong (regardless of how twisted it is), and some people just don’t care about it, but I wouldn’t say it’s necessarily different now. Morals have changed, but the majority of society still has strong moral values, people who slip through the cracks and choose to act on it just have less of an outlet since it’s not as easy to hurt animals and people and get away with it nowadays
We are a Nation in mourning for the last few years. My heart is broken seeing the news daily with all of these shootings. I think I need therapy SMH. I cry all the time I'm happy, sad, in mourning & grieving along with everyone else. I'm really trying to focus my attention on God & let him be the main focus in my life. I'm praying for all the children & teachers involved in this senseless crime. My heart goes out to all.
At this rate, the title of “A country of freedom” might just be worn down completely. We have no guaranteed safety for our children- it could happen anytime, anywhere, and we wouldn’t be able to prevent it. The schools in my area have patrolling police officers on constant watch, but the fact that police officers have to be stationed at a school is something so mindless, heartbreaking, and frankly, pretty messed up. Why does this keep happening, and why are people saying things instead of doing things?
At my high school in the early 1980's we had a couple armed guards. We survived, matter of fact they were really nice and a joy to have at school. These schools need security, these communities need mental health care. Our schools as well as our infrastructure is all stuck in the 1960's. As long as we dont reinvest in our future these things will continue.
I hope I can survive long enough to leave, man. This country is absolute insanity and I'm not even guaranteed safety going to the supermarket, the hospital, or the high school I go to. I don't even have that many police officers stationed around my relatively large campus. I would pray for my safety and others but you see how far that gets us.
@@Alicapy lol. Survive long enough? Fuck you at, Kiev?! Honestly, if you are that worried about an occurrence that only happens to about .0108% of schools in the U.S. Then all I can tell you is, stay strapped or get clapped. If you are 18 you can openly carry a gun with you in most the U.S. Educate yourself and you will find that everyone is just trying to leverage your mind with their scare tactics.
Then you don’t understand the root of the problem, which is people. People only understand chaos, it happens everyday. So this is a problem you will never fix, because the problem isn’t the gun, it’s the person
@@theultimate6542 If you're talking to me, then my answer is that I already know that. At no point in time have I ever said the gun is the problem
they did the same thing here for sandy hook. I think it is so good for the students to be relocated for good. no one should go back to a place where a dozen kids and teachers were massacred just doing their daily lives.
ill never send my child back to that school either. too many horrific memories now.
Good thing you don't live there and commented for likes... Move along.
My daughter is in kindergarten this year-next year she’ll be in the 1st grade. I’d be lying if I said my stomach doesn’t hurt or I get a knot in my throat every time I get a call from her school during the day (typically its the automated system saying a specific bus route isn’t running or something generic for all parents to know) every time her school pops up on my caller ID my heart skips a beat 😔 my child has participated in “active shooter” drills…that’s as normal now as fire drills or earthquake drills
were for us when we were little 😢 it’s become normal for our kids…how fkn sick is that???
do u feel like homeschooling your kids or moving to another country? Just curious. I'd lose my mind if that happened in my country
@@Amandaaaaaa123 how stupid could you be the chance of dieing in a car crash is like 10x higher than dieing I'm a school shooting
Makes me glad I live in Canada where we don’t have to worry as much about this. I could never imagine the stress my parents would feel if I went to a public high school in America.
They’re gonna demo the whole thing?!?
That seems a bit egregious.
Imagine tearing down every location that has had a shooting.
That would be fitting. And expensive so maybe people would vote for better laws from better lawmakers.
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
@Shayna Nelson
Are you under the impression that the entire US is similar to Chicago?
Easy on the straw man arguments, dude. They’re cheap and remedial.
@Shayna Nelson
Chicago does NOT prove ANYTHING about gun laws.
Don’t they call it Chiraq?…because it’s more comparable to Iraq than USA?
Chicago proves Iraq shouldn’t have stricter gun laws.
Try again…DUDE! But quit crying next time.
Nobody gives a shit if you’re a dude or dudette.
Try to follow along.
Are the incompetent cops fired? No?
I doubt it, and the police department will be looked at in shame by the community until change in the department comes.
I think for any parents that have surviving children that when to that school, the state should provide the necessary materials for them to be homeschooled moving forward if that parents choose so.
So sad this jerk took kids/ teachers away and now their school! It just should never have happened! It’s a good choice but not one they should be facing. 🙏
And yet people like you ignored those kids cryinh for attention. But you people judge them because their different. My heart goes out to the victims but this is the result . And the worst is.. there’s many kids like that out there waiting . The leaders don’t seem to understand the root of the problem
jerk is such a soft word to use, u mean piece of fucking garbage
People are going to quit sending their kids to public school and start homeschooling because 30 years of this and STILL America has done NOTHING.
Most people are too lazy to look for alternatives, or simply don’t have alternatives, and will continue with the status quo of working 80 hours a week in order to barely afford $200 worth of groceries. People just don’t have the time or won’t make the time to homeschool.
Is good thing that they are will to build a new school and relocate to a different part of town so they could have a fresh start in life. Once the demolition of the old school is complete, they should convert the old site into a memorial park with trees and beautiful flowers with a large water fountain with a bronze rail around the fountain with the names of the 21 souls that were lost on that tragic day.
No, they should immortalize the names of the brave heroes who waited outside for an hour hoping the gunman would run out of ammo. Their names should be released and forever shamed as the cowards they are. The real cowards who’s hands those children’s blood is on.
Charge the police
@@TheOriginalCFA1979 for real, the police stood there for an hour doing absolutely nothing 😡. They swore under oath to put their life in the line to save and protect the people, and on the plus side, there was a window on the other side where the officer could've took as an opportunity to take out the shooter, and just maybe more life wouldn't been lost. Not to mention they could've have sent 1 or 2 officers back to their patrol car to see if their were anything that they could use as a shield or even something to brake down the door. Such a disappointment, and you right, those cop should be held accountable for their actions 😞
Great idea to build a new school. Also, the district needs to build a permanent display honoring all the students, and teachers who lost their lives.
These kids deserve a better school with extra security for their protection.
Bullet proof glass windows
Money to be spent specifically for consistent support for families and their kids who are suffering mentally, psychologically, emotionally. And a more rigorous process to acquiring a firearm.
@@cinderella23queen37 How many were shot thru the window?
@@johnsmith7140 You've only seen the lie, not the eventual debunking.
I'd be more reluctant to put my life in the hands of that school district and police system than enter the building itself.
My heart is just breaking in million pieces:( God bless the kids and teachers 💒
I support whatever the community wants to do. But in a way it feels like the gunman is taking the school away from them too now. If tearing down the school helps people to heal though, it’s worth it. I believe they tore down Sandy Hook Elementary too.
A memorial park should be raised in it's place. One to mourn and celebrate the lives of those children and teachers.
Dreaming Dreamer I agree with you 100%. Also...I looked it up (about Sandy Hook) to make sure I had the info correct. The shooting _there_ happened 12/14/2012. They wanted to build another school _elsewhere,_ but it was going to cost too much money, so they demolished the old school (where the massacre took place) and built a _new_ school on the same land. Construction began on the new school 3 & a half years after the massacre. They elected _not_ to have any kind of memorial in the _new_ school about the tragedy in the previous/demolished school. They completed the new school on a budget of $50 million.
I think an on-sight memorial, honoring both teachers and all 19 children would be a beautiful addition to the new school in Uvalde, however I admit I'm concerned about how it would/might be a constant reminder to the children attending the new school, many of them who were _directly_ affected (survivors) by the tragedy last week. My heart was _already_ broken in a million pieces when I first found out about the massacre in Uvalde, but my heart absolutely shattered a few days later when the story came out about 11 year old Miah Cerillo who was in the classroom and smeared the blood of one of her friends, onto herself to pretend _she_ was dead, _too._ It's so disturbing knowing that we live in a world where an _11 year old_ would even need to think to do _that._
Anyways ~ I do apologize for my lengthy reply. 🕊️
It's too traumatic for them to go back there
Its crazy that I was telling my wife this when the new first broke out that there was a school shooting at this school. I just couldn’t imagine how anyone would physically and emotionally be able to go back to school where such a tragic event happened. I don’t understand how the sandy hook school continued. This was a Good call , those children shouldn’t be subjected to ever be somewhere that was once unsafe. May those lost Rest In Peace.
Sorry to burst your bubble but nowhere is safe
@@theultimate6542 maybe, but the trauma of this place would continually trigger several of these children and substantially worsen any PTSD or psychological troubles they are now dealing with. i hope they get the safest school in this country built for them in another location with the most advanced technology to make them feel comfortable and protect them at all costs. they never deserve to experience feeling helpless again 🥺
@@julietspalding2339 no one deserves that type of terror, but yet it happens all the time. And there’s no guarantee that they won’t experience it again
May God bless the victims,families and the entire community with comfort, strength and time to heal their hearts as much as possible to continue on…..there will always be a void in their hearts and their lives forever changed. They’ll never heal completely from such a horrific tragedy God will help through faith and prayers
Wow,I just talked to my 14yr old about that, she said mom it's almost like getting bullied and you keep seeing your worst nightmare everyday until you go to another school, hoping that your bully is not there,I told her,not quite.
Another sand hook
You'll know when their stressed
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This is just such a very horrible tragedy that really could've been avoided with all the warning signs that this psychopath had. R.I.P. for all of those victims.
Thank God these students won't have to walk in that school again it's bad enough their traumatized already this is something that will stay forever in their minds even when they get older. Many 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
So sad, but I could never imagine going back to school. Definitely should be turned into a memorial, we can all use a little reminder
Destroy that school.
I would llke too .see that COWARD and THOSE 19 with picks and sledges..in.the very room those babies. We're massacred as justice.for not helping .
For sure all these parents need to demand resignations and file lawsuits.
Against who? The shooter? Goodluck
The whole police department needs to be investigated. We know who the shooter is, no need to investigate him, he is dead.
I'm not at all surprised by this, but also very glad that they made this decision for the well-being of all those who survived, as many surviving students and teachers went through SO much hell in this school, 21 of whom (19 children and 2 teachers) were tragically killed.
They did the right thing by not sending the children and teachers back to the very same school where the horrific shooting took place. The last thing that we need is for the survivors to relive the trauma of what they went through. 💙
When I was in elementary I never worried about anything, I spent time with my friends, didn’t care about the future of if I would mess up, make a mistake and surely wasn’t ever worried if someone would shoot me. It’s very upsetting that kids cannot enjoy the same experience every kid should have, I hope they are get treatment for this. I pray for every kid. 🙏
Should be torned down then made into a shrine! So horrific so unfair no word can describe!!!! RIP in JESUS ARMS SWEET ANGELS!!!!
If Jesus is real, why didn’t he prevent the shooting?
@@enigmaticvaran6597 humans have free will to choose to do evil, even something as evil as this, sad truth
@@daveaugustyn6786 And what about the free will of the children that were murdered? Do you suppose they ELECTED to get murdered that day? Why did the murderer get to enact their free Weill but not the children?
@@enigmaticvaran6597 well obviously it wasn’t their choice or will to get killed man. Some peoples choices have consequences and hurt and even kill others. I am not God, I do not know why He would allow it to happen.
@@daveaugustyn6786 I know why. It's because either god does not exist or he is callously indifferent to our suffering.
Public schools in the USA should be as secure as a prison at this point. As much taxes we pay there should even be a watch tower with vetted armed guards looking over our children (20 bux an hour 5 days a week 8 hours a day isn't much to keep our children safe). Getting into schools should not be so different than getting on a plane these days(detectors and bag scans). Our society has mentally collapsed and some people are just savages waiting for the opportunity to inflict pain on people.
i agree completely, look at biden when he showed up to make a political statement, enough to start a small army.
You are part of the savagery. You want to raise these children in a prison, or stalag, type environment. Talk about the world of Stalin, Castro, or Osama bin Laden! How about addressing the gun problem.
Exactly and also allow more funding to go towards this. Especially since majority of people are pretty much forced to send their children here. The least they can do is keep them safe from a shooter. There's already bullying, fighting, gossip, mean teachers, incompetent staff and pedophiles on campus that they have to worry about.
Just can't imagine what's been going on in Uvalde, Texas lately. I feel so bad and heartbroken for all the 21 lives cut much too short, seems particularly unfair.
Life is unfair. It’s a tragedy, but life will always go on
@@theultimate6542 You are so right. Life won't always be fair. We may never know what lies ahead of us. Some people might say "Tomorrow is never promised."
Sadly these shooting will never stop, perhaps parents should go back to the days when they home schooled their kids or virtual school, even if it means mom or dad staying home to care for the kids and work from home or remote somehow. Schools are not safe anymore.
Schools in most countries are very safe. This is unique to America
It’s good that they are destroying it
So where would the kids go when summer finishes and schools start?
@@itzaisha5145 relocate or homeschool. That’s the only option.
they'll rezone the district
Homeschooling. Shoot i be begging my mom for it after what happen.
God make them kids and teachers strong to move on after watching the horror I think they should give home schooling but not yet they need counselling first they wont get over this ordeal yet may god help them
This is sad but I hope this building doesn’t just sit as an abandoned building I hope they make a memorial or a museum
I don’t blame them for not reopening... If I was in that shooting I wouldn’t want to go to school ever again
Emotional stand point, it's reasonable to destroy the school.
Logically, why? That's teachers and support staff that just lost their jobs. Small towns/ cities at most have two to three elementary school with limited space for those education staff that are now out of jobs. The logistics for the school board to have to add more buses to shuttle the students to other schools will be a nightmare. Only upside is the funding for the school board will be divided between less school buildings.