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Founder @TheNorthStar & @RealJusticePAC & @FlipTheSenate & @TheActionPAC. Host of @TheBreakdown Podcast. Voice of Social Justice @TJMShow. Husband. Father of 5.

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    Shaun King‏Verified account @shaunking 18 May 2018
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    If the United States government actually surveilled the communications & social media of white boys & men like they do everybody else - they'd see thousands of warning signs that these mass shootings were going to happen. The #SantaFe shooter was a public white Neo-Nazi gun nut

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      2. Shaun King‏Verified account @shaunking 18 May 2018
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        The #SantaFe shooter was a literal terrorist. In addition to an arsenal of guns & ammo, he had a cache of bombs planted in multiple locations. The warning signs were not hidden. He publicly embraced hate & violence. It sincerely got a pass because he was white. That's it.

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      3. Shaun King‏Verified account @shaunking 18 May 2018
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        This much is clear to me. The United States government is not going to confront the crisis of guns or of white supremacy/bigotry. In fact, Trump has emboldened this ugly nexus. Whatever is going to get done, we must do it ourselves.

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      2. Tom Greenfield‏ @tgreenfield07 18 May 2018
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        Why does the government have to do this? Why weren't his parents monitoring his social media? Parents need to start showing some accountability! Now its comes out he was emotionally abused by his peers and coaches.

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      3. Tom Greenfield‏ @tgreenfield07 18 May 2018
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        These kids need to stop bullying kids because they don't fit in with their social standards, or because the way the dress, or they find them weird.

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      4. Time To Speak Up‏ @TimeToSpeakUp4 18 May 2018
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        Blaming the victims for what happened is the wrong approach. We all have a choice in how we react to things, killing others is never the right choice, no matter what. Stopping the easy access to guns is the better approach.

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      5. Tom Greenfield‏ @tgreenfield07 18 May 2018
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        I'm not blaming the victims! I blame the parents who weren't monitoring his social media, the kids who bullied him, the coaches who bullied him. Why aren't they held accountable for treating this kid like shit?! Please explain that!

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      6. Time To Speak Up‏ @TimeToSpeakUp4 18 May 2018
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        So the kids that you say were bullying him were not at his school? So not victims? Do agree with parents getting more involved in their children’s lives though. And parents should not let their kids have easy access to their weapons.

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      7. Tom Greenfield‏ @tgreenfield07 18 May 2018
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        Your right I'm wrong, I did blame the kids. But shouldn't they hold some accountability? I mean you can only poke the bear so many times until it reacts. Do you condone bullying? I know if I was picked on over and over again I'm pretty sure I would snap too, not to that extent.

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      8. Time To Speak Up‏ @TimeToSpeakUp4 18 May 2018
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        Gosh no! My eldest was horribly bullied, he suffered so much. For so long. I can’t even. He finally shared it. Thankfully school took action once they were notified by us (parents). Not every school is like that.

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      9. Time To Speak Up‏ @TimeToSpeakUp4 18 May 2018
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        I am not sure what the solution is to bullying. Bullies have existed for decades, centuries more likely. But where, and when, did things change to where those that are bullied make the choice to kill as vengeance?

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      2. Hope Hacks‏ @HopeHacks 18 May 2018
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        Or they could just ask. Every kid in every school in America knows which kids are the ones that might do something like this.

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      3. Husein Raja‏ @HuseinRaja 18 May 2018
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        I can’t even begin to express how stupid this idea is

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      4. Hope Hacks‏ @HopeHacks 18 May 2018
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        Why? Worried about targeting kids and other kids using it as a tool? That’s a reasonable concern. The flip side is that there’s nothing wrong with adults in schools talking more to kids. The kids have a text line where they can send concerns.

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      5. Husein Raja‏ @HuseinRaja 18 May 2018
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        Replying to @HopeHacks @shaunking

        Ah, good clarification there. Students policing each other would lead to nothing more than bullying, but adult intervention? Hard to say to be honest

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      6. Hope Hacks‏ @HopeHacks 18 May 2018
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        Definitely not kids policing each other, but a method for kids to alert adults to behavior that is suspicious or abnormal. Will it solve all the problems? No. But my point is that it’s usually not a surprise to anyone in the schools about the “who”.

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      7. Faceless Old Woman  🆘‏ @d_overlord 18 May 2018
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        Replying to @HopeHacks @HuseinRaja @shaunking

        We have a program for that with boxes for guidance office to get info. We (staff) actually do have folks we may mark as possible shooter and we keep folks informed.

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      8. Hope Hacks‏ @HopeHacks 18 May 2018
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        Do you feel like it gives you an advantage in terms of early intervention? Do you find that kids recklessly report other kids?

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      9. Faceless Old Woman  🆘‏ @d_overlord 18 May 2018
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        Replying to @HopeHacks @HuseinRaja @shaunking

        Between that and teams of teachers having daily meetings to discuss students we have a good idea and keep kids moving forward. But we are VERY well funded so we have support that isn't nationally available :/

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      2. Reinventing Carrie‏ @Reinventcarrie 18 May 2018
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        His father should be charged with involuntary manslaughter for not locking up his guns, ensuring his children can’t get to them or any other kid If you want guns you be responsible This is unacceptable

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      3. Traci Ann‏ @traci520 18 May 2018
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        Yes, and how did he have explosives?

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      4. earthRISE‏ @PureShakti 18 May 2018
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        Guess you need to elect lawmakers who understand that mental healthcare will take taxpayers buy in. However, that is NOT acceptable to the lawmakers’ donors.

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      5. Reinventing Carrie‏ @Reinventcarrie 18 May 2018
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        Replying to @PureShakti @traci520 @shaunking

        The problem is no one notice a problem with this kid so mental healthcare, which I strongly support, wouldn’t have helped this kid. We need parents to be more engaged I know when my kids are having a bad day and I talk to them once I even asked teachers to help watch to identify

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      6. earthRISE‏ @PureShakti 18 May 2018
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        Perhaps they didn’t notice, because everyone is too busy trying to make a living.

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      7. Tim Wade‏ @TimWade77 19 May 2018
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        I was thinking of this very point as well. Too many parents have to work long hours just to make ends meet. They are providing shelter but the nurturing because they dont have time. But explosives in the house? You have to know what is happening in your house.

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