Comments by "DXR" (@MrDXRamirez) on "ABC7"
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“Super brazen”...what I see are people attacking people if I knew absolutely nothing about why?
Rare that we see in nature a species killing its own species to be its subsistence.
Ants form colonies and help each other. They don’t dominate or devour their own kind.
Fish eat smaller fish. Small fish join together to make one big protector from bigger fish eating them.
There are so may variations in the natural world of animals and plants whose interaction s for survival come from
being eaten, or eating something nature given. Fish are species that are the subsistence of other fish including humans.
Beavers produce the means of subsistence for other species when lakes are formed by their dam constructions, and...
there are species who produce nothing and consume everything in the world of non-human nature and there.
Humans are the exception, we have to work with our hands and bodies to make our subsistence.
Our interaction for survival is between us and the environment. The soil, water, sun, air, we will come to this realization when all the things we make to control others with are gone.
Earlier we did eat our species, earlier in our barbaric stages of development.
Cannibals were humans.
Germans, French, British, Spanish, Italian, American, Russian, Dutch, you name it, all committed atrocities as humans killing other humans. This is only true for about 10 countries out of 150. Not a bad record for a 12000 year old species. Even if God made the world he is not responsible for what we do in that world. And if he did not make the world and us we, in the end, are responsible for our own decline and disintegration.
Not all humans but more than our share dominate, destroy, or devour, vanquish, conquer, and rob other humans...
and it is all done through the use of things. The control over things. It is the house of another, the car of another, the money of another, the jewels of another, the drugs of another, the food of another, more things under the control of one person and few things under the control of many people is the shape of crime in America, that drives humans to kill other humans...that’s is all it is and how we fall into trouble as a species or lose our way as they say is our own fault.
Super brazen is what super-deprivation looks like to the one who has control over things and super-deprivation is what brazenness looks like to the one with no control over things.
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The answer to this problem is to change the work day, free up the parents to bring their kids to school, something will get passed a parent a lot harder than it is for a kid to conceal a weapon on his person in a school bus full of kids.
Law enforcement will never prevent school violence, wishful thinking,---foolish to believe so.
Change the working day. This eliminates bussing transportation costs, frees up public capital to fill pensions, salaries, better education. The police become useful as screeners at the school doors. School day should not coincide with the workday as it is now. The workday has to change to be compatible with the school day to free up the parents. The current workday suitable for business prevents, impedes, obstructs, uses free time as work-time and robs parents from parenting. A legal workday that works exclusively for business is, RIDICULOUSLY STUPID!
Using time to teach kids is a waste of time. Subjects taught in units of 45 minutes is actually 30 minutes of education and 15 minutes spent on something else. A school of 1000 kids are robbed of 15,000 hours of education time per day. Shortened or lengthened depends on the quality of the teacher’s class structuring abilities and an administrator’s abilities to use the policy and procedures whip creates an internal school conflict between teachers and administrators,---is a relation that should be outlawed by Congress not allowed. Speaking of which, where is and who is your secretary of education on all this?
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