I hope anyone who currently has their children in a public school is paying attention, because this perfectly illustrates the dangerous foolishness passing for reason and compassion in our school systems. Fortunately, all survived. At the very least, you would expect Seth Trickey never to be allowed to set foot on the grounds again. There can be but one answer. Seth Trickey didn't shoot those kids, a gun did.
Guns are a bad influence, they are responsible for making people do bad things.
Public school administrators, who would endanger the lives of so many children and make themselves better targets with their arms stretched wide, think they can educate the violent impulses out of Seth Trickey. Modern educational philosophy says tolerance training and a little self-esteem building is all this poor creature needs. This is wrong of course. I submit that anything Seth Trickey could learn in our public schools would only serve to make him a smarter criminal. The schools are not qualified to teach Seth values.