Police Called to Home After Classmate Spots a Toy Gun on Zoom

Gee fucking wiz, why are we like this????

Is it maybe because kids go to school and mass murder their classmates??

Is it maybe(Maybe?) because parishioners enter churches and fill their fellow worshipers with bullets???

Maybe because maybe that maniacs sit in high rise rooms and plow innocent people with lead???

And on and on and on.

The problem is not the gun knife or a club, it is the derangement of our so called civilized morals.
Planet earth and its fucked up inhabitants needs a realtime huge makeover in our fucked up standards that are accepted as norm or without meaning or consequence.

It'll never happen.

Sinning and evil ways seem more desirable to the masses.

GM

KAREN

So I think the correct response the parents should have is to put a condom or dildo on the desk next to the kid for his next zoom school chat.

Living in the fifties was a helluva a lot easier where kid got cap guns and cowboy hats for their Birthdays. Even the parent had fun. Now it's like living in Communist Russia only worse. It's crazy how zealots have taken over and the level of mind-control programming that has occurred over these past 50 years. Get rid of TV and stay off of Social Media is the best advice out there. And throw Alexis in the bin. Do you really want someone you don't know listening in on your private moments and conversations?

Living in the fifties was a helluva a lot easier where kid got cap guns and cowboy hats for their Birthdays. Even the parent had fun. Now it's like living in Communist Russia only worse. It's crazy how zealots have taken over and the level of mind-control programming that has occurred over these past 50 years. Get rid of TV and stay off of Social Media is the best advice out there. And throw Alexis in the bin. Do you really want someone you don't know listening in on your private moments and conversations?

What would be the problem if it was a real gun?

A husband and wife in Pennsylvania were harassed by police earlier this month after someone at their son’s school spotted a toy gun during a school-related Zoom call.

Sheila Perez Smith recounted the incident on the Todd Starnes Radio Show. She said that her 7-year-old son had just completed a Zoom class when she received an email from the son’s teacher. Apparently, another parent had spied the toy in the background and had called the police.

“Another parent had been very uncomfortable by the fact that the gun had been in view of the zoom call,” Smith told Starnes. “It’s such an innocent thing that someone used to make a judgment and an accusation.”

A few hours later, police knocked on her door and asked Smith and her husband to step outside.

When Smith’s husband explained that they didn’t own a real firearm but that their son had been given a toy, the police weren’t satisfied. According to Smith, they lectured the couple and told them that young kids shouldn’t even own toy firearms.

“I said, this is a toy. No one is unsafe in our home. Everyone is safe and well and healthy,” Smith said. “They took it very seriously as if there was some sort of chance we had weapons in the home.”

“He essentially lectured us on child safety and the fact that our children are too young to interact with any guns and weapons,” she said.

Smith told Starnes that even though they weren’t cited, the incident left their children terrified.

“They were scared their parents were going to go to jail that day for something that was completely untrue,” she said.

“What really troubled me was the fact that someone made a claim, an accusation with zero facts,” she continued. “It was completely bogus, and it left our kids really scared.”

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So I think the correct response the parents should have is to put a condom or dildo on the desk next to the kid for his next zoom school chat.

Will the real intelligencia please stand up?

Oh my god, what planet is this?

It’s time



Burn.it.down.

My question is, what if the gun was real? Who the fuck are they to say anything?

A husband and wife in Pennsylvania were harassed by police earlier this month after someone at their son’s school spotted a toy gun during a school-related Zoom call.

Sheila Perez Smith recounted the incident on the Todd Starnes Radio Show. She said that her 7-year-old son had just completed a Zoom class when she received an email from the son’s teacher. Apparently, another parent had spied the toy in the background and had called the police.

“Another parent had been very uncomfortable by the fact that the gun had been in view of the zoom call,” Smith told Starnes. “It’s such an innocent thing that someone used to make a judgment and an accusation.”

A few hours later, police knocked on her door and asked Smith and her husband to step outside.

When Smith’s husband explained that they didn’t own a real firearm but that their son had been given a toy, the police weren’t satisfied. According to Smith, they lectured the couple and told them that young kids shouldn’t even own toy firearms.

“I said, this is a toy. No one is unsafe in our home. Everyone is safe and well and healthy,” Smith said. “They took it very seriously as if there was some sort of chance we had weapons in the home.”

“He essentially lectured us on child safety and the fact that our children are too young to interact with any guns and weapons,” she said.

Smith told Starnes that even though they weren’t cited, the incident left their children terrified.

“They were scared their parents were going to go to jail that day for something that was completely untrue,” she said.

“What really troubled me was the fact that someone made a claim, an accusation with zero facts,” she continued. “It was completely bogus, and it left our kids really scared.”

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The officer was put in a spot. He had no authority to search the house, so he has a parent against parent for whose word he should take. He has to assume the parent who made the call knows what a gun looks like (many toy guns look like real ones, and that would be even more so if you saw them on-line in the background rather than in person). He opted to err on the side of safety. If there had been a real unsecured gun & a child hurt/killed with it, he would be at fault for not doing something and could be fired or sued.

As for the Zoom meetings, I am going to give policies and procedures, laws which will explain why this happened. I am NOT advocating calling police because someone had a toy gun. However, if you are a parent and we go into home schooling again in August, you need to know these things.

Zoom school meetings are essentially school functions since hosted by the school. One would have hoped that the school had sent out a warning to parents early on that things like weapons (toy or real), alcohol, drugs, sex toys should not be in view and how the camera should be facing an empty wall and preferably in a quiet area of the house. Lots of people have gotten into trouble or been embarrassed during Zoom meetings (somebody walking behind them naked/in underwear, yelling obscenities, drinking, smoking a bong, etc.) Most parents should be smart enough to figure that out on their own, though.

The problem is that many states have mandated reporting laws which require individuals who work around kids to make an immediate report if they see ANYTHING which could be considered dangerous or harmful to a child. The teacher falls into that position and so do many parents, too, with PTO, Scouts, school volunteering, and they have to sign papers and take training before being allowed to work with the kids. So if one of those individuals saw an unsecure gun near a young child (yes, many toys look real), then the chances of being reported are pretty great.

In addition, if you have a special needs child, teachers are NOT allowed to hold a meeting with just SPED kids. That is against privacy laws. You can have SPED kids in the meeting, but there have to be regular education students in the meeting as well so as not to point out who has learning issues.

Back in the '60s I had a Mattel "Shootin' Shells" lever action carbine (a toy gun) that had spring loaded cartridges and worked like a real rifle. The spring loaded bullets would actually fire out of the rifle. We all had cap guns and played Cowboys and Indians, had make believe wars and carried our toy guns strapped to our hips all over town.

We never had Karen to ruin our fun back then.

Oh my god, what planet is this?

Fuck off karen. My parents had unsecure and loaded guns in every room of the house i grew up in. Why? Because after the 68 riots they knew what could happen. Guess what? Im fine. Why? Because back then retards died and people accepted it. And like most people, Im not a retard.

You are not reading my post correctly. I am merely stating facts as to why the police were called so that other parents wouldn't fall victim to this type of thing. I made no statement of agreeing with the police being called. So, why don't you take your 2nd grade reading comprehension elsewhere?