
BooBaDoo
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re: Four (Not One) Broward Deputies Failed to Enter School During Shooting
Posted by BooBaDoo on 2/23/18 at 5:42 pm
Active shooter/In-progress school shooting protocol for police agencies dictates exactly that...IMMEDIATELY running toward the active shooter and suppressing the threat. It doesn’t matter if it’s one officer or 10. You enter and attack the threat immediately. You don’t wait for back up.
One deputy sounds like cowardice. Four is a clear indication of policy failure (if they even had an active shooter police or training).
I know of several other Sheriff’s Offices and Police Departments in Florida that have comprehensive active shooter training and policies. These departments also work with the school districts so that school administrators know what to expect.
Based on what I know of Broward, and their political climate (hint: not like the rest of FL), they likely did not have active shooter training, or did not follow active shooter protocol.
An active shooter in my county would be put down with a quickness. The Sheriff in my county also encourages all citizens to arm themselves and become CCW holders. He even offers free CCW classes.
One deputy sounds like cowardice. Four is a clear indication of policy failure (if they even had an active shooter police or training).
I know of several other Sheriff’s Offices and Police Departments in Florida that have comprehensive active shooter training and policies. These departments also work with the school districts so that school administrators know what to expect.
Based on what I know of Broward, and their political climate (hint: not like the rest of FL), they likely did not have active shooter training, or did not follow active shooter protocol.
An active shooter in my county would be put down with a quickness. The Sheriff in my county also encourages all citizens to arm themselves and become CCW holders. He even offers free CCW classes.
re: Question for libtards re: arming teachers.
Posted by BooBaDoo on 2/20/18 at 8:03 pm
This has been implemented at at least one private college in central Florida. The chosen faculty members go through a thorough selection process, and are highly trained for their specific mission. They consist of professors, administrators, and staff members.
Not every employee carries a firearm, only those in the program.
The ones who carry firearms are kept strictly confidential, and they carry concealed. Students have no idea who they are. The program, however, is not confidential. In fact, it’s advertised.
There are some similar programs in Texas. The concept is simple: train volunteer faculty members, but keep their identities secret. Advertise the program. Simple deterrent. These shooters hit soft targets for a reason...lack of resistance. A school advertising a covertly-armed staff presents the resistance that these shooters fear.
Not every employee carries a firearm, only those in the program.
The ones who carry firearms are kept strictly confidential, and they carry concealed. Students have no idea who they are. The program, however, is not confidential. In fact, it’s advertised.
There are some similar programs in Texas. The concept is simple: train volunteer faculty members, but keep their identities secret. Advertise the program. Simple deterrent. These shooters hit soft targets for a reason...lack of resistance. A school advertising a covertly-armed staff presents the resistance that these shooters fear.
re: Sanctuary Cities...
Posted by BooBaDoo on 2/20/18 at 7:38 pm
I wouldn’t give mine up either, but sadly I lost them all in a tragic boating accident.
Sanctuary Cities...
Posted by BooBaDoo on 2/20/18 at 7:35 pm
...for banned firearms.
Currently, there are several cities in the U.S. that have declared themselves “sanctuary cities”, and refuse to follow Federal Law as it relates to ILLEGAL immigration. They even go so far as to obstruct Federal agencies in their desire to protect those who have violated Federal law. The media seems to praise the actions of these municipalities.
Hypothetically, if we ever got to a place of having a Federal firearms ban (either a partial ban of certain types of firearms or a full ban/confiscation), what would the board’s reaction be to certain cities or states declaring themselves as firearms sanctuary cities, thereby refusing to recognize said ban? How would the media react? Would democrats still feel the same about sanctuaries from Federal law?
Just throwing it out there.
Currently, there are several cities in the U.S. that have declared themselves “sanctuary cities”, and refuse to follow Federal Law as it relates to ILLEGAL immigration. They even go so far as to obstruct Federal agencies in their desire to protect those who have violated Federal law. The media seems to praise the actions of these municipalities.
Hypothetically, if we ever got to a place of having a Federal firearms ban (either a partial ban of certain types of firearms or a full ban/confiscation), what would the board’s reaction be to certain cities or states declaring themselves as firearms sanctuary cities, thereby refusing to recognize said ban? How would the media react? Would democrats still feel the same about sanctuaries from Federal law?
Just throwing it out there.
re: Florida posters Check In If you Can.
Posted by BooBaDoo on 9/11/17 at 9:17 pm
All good from Winter Haven. Eye went right over my house. It got pretty crazy last night. The house shook for two hours straight from about midnight until 2:am. Knocked out power at 7pm. My roof is torn up and some trees down in the yard. Power is still out. The family is safe, so I'm thankful.
re: Hurricane Irma - Spinning Down
Posted by BooBaDoo on 9/11/17 at 1:15 am
I'm in Winter Haven. Looks like the worst may be past us. Lost power at 7pm. My roof is torn apart. Trees down everywhere. We are safe, so I'm thankful.
re: Franks to remain as starter for week two.
Posted by BooBaDoo on 9/4/17 at 5:56 pm
Great news.
re: I don't get it
Posted by BooBaDoo on 9/3/17 at 12:39 pm
I guess that's where my frustration comes from. Other teams field young QB's and let them develop. Look at Georgia last year. They took some lumps, but that's how you get better. Taking Franks out was the worst possible thing to do last night, in my opinion. Everyone is blaming the OL, and they deserve some criticism, but good coaches make adjustments. Ours don't.
You can't win with scared money. Mac and Nuss coach scared, and it infects the team.
You can't win with scared money. Mac and Nuss coach scared, and it infects the team.
re: Since Tebow left, Florida's offense...
Posted by BooBaDoo on 9/3/17 at 12:21 pm
At the same time, it looks like Muschamp learned from his mistakes and is cutting loose a good offense at USCe. I have a bad feeling that he gets his revenge against UF this year.
re: Since Tebow left, Florida's offense...
Posted by BooBaDoo on 9/3/17 at 12:08 pm
Florida hired two former Alabama offensive coordinators to run the team/offense. They were both successful at Alabama because of superior talent. Nuss failed at Michigan when the talent leveled out. Mac was successful at Colorado State for one year. Neither came make in game adjustments, and they consistently fail to get the ball to playmakers.
To me, it seems they are trying to force a game plan based on what worked at Bama. It's not working. Florida has talent...just bad coaching (again).
To me, it seems they are trying to force a game plan based on what worked at Bama. It's not working. Florida has talent...just bad coaching (again).
I don't get it
Posted by BooBaDoo on 9/3/17 at 12:00 pm
I'm a long-time lurker and seldom post. I watched almost every other college game so far this year up to the Gators game last night. I can't figure out why EVERY OTHER TEAM, win or lose, at least looks prepared. The Gators don't look prepared at all. Clueless. Disjointed. Plenty of other teams field freshman QBs...the Gators cannot. Why?Michigan used the same game plan from their 2015 bowl game against the Gators. How could the staff not know what they were going to do defensively? Play calling was awful. No adjustments. A good coach can call plays to slow down a rush or defeat the 8-man box. I guess we don't have a good coach.
This is all on coaching. Period.
I attended UF and have been going to games every year since 1973 (yeah I'm old). This has been so frustrating. Meanwhile, idiot Muschamp is actually fielding an offense at USCe. Rant over. Thanks for listening.
This is all on coaching. Period.
I attended UF and have been going to games every year since 1973 (yeah I'm old). This has been so frustrating. Meanwhile, idiot Muschamp is actually fielding an offense at USCe. Rant over. Thanks for listening.
re: When Children Justify Wrongdoing - The Obama Defense
Posted by BooBaDoo on 3/3/17 at 1:06 pm
When people point out that "Obama did it", the point that's being made is this:
The media is taking Trump to task on every little perceived (or created) issue, but ignored those exact same issues when Obama did them. Not even wrong doings. They try to create controversy for Trump out of EVERYTHING. Many of the things that are so "terrible" under Trump were completely accepted and/or ignored under Obama. Take deportations as an example. Obama gave a ton of money to IRAN. Nothing was said. Obama's travel bans...not a peep. There a tons of examples of this. It's simply pointing out the hypocrisy of the media and dems. Things that were never an issue when Obama did them are now a big deal.
Kellyanne Conway put her feet on the couch. Fire her, they say. She doesn't respect the office, they say. Yet there is a photo of Michelle Obama with her feet on the same couch. And another photo of Obama with his foot on a desk in the Oval.
The media is taking Trump to task on every little perceived (or created) issue, but ignored those exact same issues when Obama did them. Not even wrong doings. They try to create controversy for Trump out of EVERYTHING. Many of the things that are so "terrible" under Trump were completely accepted and/or ignored under Obama. Take deportations as an example. Obama gave a ton of money to IRAN. Nothing was said. Obama's travel bans...not a peep. There a tons of examples of this. It's simply pointing out the hypocrisy of the media and dems. Things that were never an issue when Obama did them are now a big deal.
Kellyanne Conway put her feet on the couch. Fire her, they say. She doesn't respect the office, they say. Yet there is a photo of Michelle Obama with her feet on the same couch. And another photo of Obama with his foot on a desk in the Oval.
re: Trump Press Conference | 12:30 EST
Posted by BooBaDoo on 2/16/17 at 12:55 pm
quote:
he is attacking the media because it works to his advantage. until the left realizes he sets the agenda, and takes the focus on purpose off of his policies and onto himself. he is also going on the attack, which forces the side being attacked to go on defense. The media doesn't know how to react to him.
THIS ^^^^^^
re: What Terror Attaks Are Going Uncovered?
Posted by BooBaDoo on 2/7/17 at 8:14 am
I think Trump overstates or exaggerates on purpose. Why? Because he knows the media will fall all over themselves "fact checking" him. In the process, they end up reporting things that they previously suppressed for their own agenda.
An example is Trumps "3.5 million illegal votes" statement. Previously, the media dismissed voter fraud. After "fact checking", media reports that it was only 800,000 fraudulent votes. The media is in such a hurry to bash him, they can't even see what he's doing. The media is being played, and it's so easy to see. Leftists and their media partners run on emotion and emotion only. Feelings overwhelm thought. That's why they can't see what he's doing to them.
This has been going on since the campaign, BTW.
An example is Trumps "3.5 million illegal votes" statement. Previously, the media dismissed voter fraud. After "fact checking", media reports that it was only 800,000 fraudulent votes. The media is in such a hurry to bash him, they can't even see what he's doing. The media is being played, and it's so easy to see. Leftists and their media partners run on emotion and emotion only. Feelings overwhelm thought. That's why they can't see what he's doing to them.
This has been going on since the campaign, BTW.
re: The liberal white women screaming to accept Muslims with "you are welcome" signs
Posted by BooBaDoo on 2/6/17 at 4:11 pm
I am still baffled with the left's infatuation with Muslim immigrants. They are religiously conservative...strongly opposed to homosexuality, believe women must obey men, believe in honor killings of women, etc.
I guess I just can't figure out how that goes with the leftist agendas of LGBTQ, Transgender, Feminism, etc. Inviting Muslims into our county seems to go against everything they believe in. These immigrants are not going to change their beliefs just because the come here. Europe is feeling this now.
I guess I just can't figure out how that goes with the leftist agendas of LGBTQ, Transgender, Feminism, etc. Inviting Muslims into our county seems to go against everything they believe in. These immigrants are not going to change their beliefs just because the come here. Europe is feeling this now.
re: Sometimes you have to let the baby cry itself to sleep
Posted by BooBaDoo on 2/2/17 at 11:03 am
Ignoring them is the most damaging thing you can do to them.
re: AUDIO: Rennis Rinke, Lonald Weiler-Sledge discuss Trump impeachment
Posted by BooBaDoo on 1/30/17 at 1:19 pm
I wonder if Emerson Bigguns, Connie Lingis, and Phil Aysheo will weigh in on this issue?
re: So is #AlternativeFacts the new #FakeNews?
Posted by BooBaDoo on 1/27/17 at 7:30 am
It looks like Trump is throwing out random quotes about crowd size, illegals voting, etc., because he knows the liberal media will go ape-shite trying to "correct the record". Meanwhile, he has been hard at work delivering on his promises to the American people, and dismantling 8 years of Obama's failed policy.
It's working too. The media doesn't even realize that they are being played.
It's working too. The media doesn't even realize that they are being played.
re: Rosie bashes Melania for posing nude
Posted by BooBaDoo on 11/15/16 at 10:23 am
According to the liberal playbook, that makes Rosie a misogynist.
Oh wait, those labels don't ever apply to liberals, only to those that disagree with a liberal.
Also...do not want to see Rosie nudes, not even out of curiosity.
Oh wait, those labels don't ever apply to liberals, only to those that disagree with a liberal.
Also...do not want to see Rosie nudes, not even out of curiosity.
re: Misogynistic/Xenophobic
Posted by BooBaDoo on 11/15/16 at 10:05 am
Some definitions of these common liberal buzzwords:
Xenophobia - intense or irrational dislike or fear of people from other countries.
Misogynistic - strongly prejudiced against women.
They use xenophobe to describe anyone who is against ILLEGAL immigration and the taking in of mass numbers of un-vetted refugees. It's dangerous and we can't afford it. That is a policy issue and is not based in fear. There is nothing "irrational" about wanting to protect our country and our financial futures.
They use misogynistic to describe anyone who voted against or otherwise criticizes Hillary Clinton. Nevermind that Hillary is a liar, bad for the country, and just an a-hole. This dislike for her is not based on strong prejudice, though. They call Trump a misogynist because he criticized HRC, but if he was really "strongly prejudicial to women", he would never allow one to run his campaign.
I am tired of all of this labeling from the liberal left, and I am not the only one, as we learned on November 8th. Not long ago, anyone who opposed a liberal's idiotic rhetoric was instantly labeled a racist. They over used that one, so now they attack others with a variety of "phobes" and "ists". It's funny because many of these liberals will parrot those words without knowing what they mean.
Liberals use these labels as weapons. It's all they have. They cannot argue policy or defend their position on anything, because all of their positions are based on "feelings".
Xenophobia - intense or irrational dislike or fear of people from other countries.
Misogynistic - strongly prejudiced against women.
They use xenophobe to describe anyone who is against ILLEGAL immigration and the taking in of mass numbers of un-vetted refugees. It's dangerous and we can't afford it. That is a policy issue and is not based in fear. There is nothing "irrational" about wanting to protect our country and our financial futures.
They use misogynistic to describe anyone who voted against or otherwise criticizes Hillary Clinton. Nevermind that Hillary is a liar, bad for the country, and just an a-hole. This dislike for her is not based on strong prejudice, though. They call Trump a misogynist because he criticized HRC, but if he was really "strongly prejudicial to women", he would never allow one to run his campaign.
I am tired of all of this labeling from the liberal left, and I am not the only one, as we learned on November 8th. Not long ago, anyone who opposed a liberal's idiotic rhetoric was instantly labeled a racist. They over used that one, so now they attack others with a variety of "phobes" and "ists". It's funny because many of these liberals will parrot those words without knowing what they mean.
Liberals use these labels as weapons. It's all they have. They cannot argue policy or defend their position on anything, because all of their positions are based on "feelings".
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