Delta Force Operator Explains How You Can Stop an Active Shooter

[@ShawnRyanClips]

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[@bideni408]

Mr Ryan, the actual solution is the same with terrorism in airplanes, air marshals: - Airports..armed guards. - Airplanes..armed guards. - Banks..armed guards. - Jewlry shops..arned guards. - Private schools..armed guards. - Private neigbohods..armed guards. In Europe : - Public places.. armed guards/military. - Airports.. armed guards/military.. Why tgere cant be armed guards in public schools??

[@ultrafree9597]

Come on guys... --> 21% of adults in the US are illiterate in 2023. 54% of adults have a literacy below 6th grade level. Low levels of literacy costs the US up to 2.2 trillion per year. THIS IS WHERE WE START ! IT'S NOT GUNS, IT'S NOT TESTOSTERONE, IT'S NOT POLITICS, IT'S THE SHEER LACK OF EDUCATION

[@BubbasndRayEarl]

I live across the street from an elementary school. I'm a retired military type. I and my dog watch and will actively protect those kids. If that means going kinetic, I'm prepared to do that. God knows I hope and pray that day never comes but, if it does I'm prepared to act. This young man is spot on. A protector is part of who you are. It's part of your moral makeup.

[@jasonmacneil2256]

Exactly as it should be my Brother!

[@Nicholasyeahbruh]

Amen 🙏

[@rukus9585]

Sheep, wolves, and shepherds, or sheepdogs.

[@lucion511]

A study from prisons showed that convicted felons who target other people: Over 51% of the criminals said they were afraid of being stopped or shot by their victim. (Because they know that Police have to follow more rules/force continuum steps before shooting) "Arms are the true badge of liberty, Possession of arms is the distinction of a free man OR woman from a slave." - Andrew Fletcher. More women would be alive if they took up arms to this day.

[@User-54631]

Well you can always trust a criminal.

[@KZSoze]

Yet school shootings happen at schools known to have cops. Even better, in Texas (Uvalde), the state all Republicans idolize as a shining example of manhood … 376 heavily armed officers, including a SWAT team, sat by while children were massacred. One guy with a gun, versus a larger force than defended the Alamo. Yet all those guns didn’t magically make it stop. The US is the only civilized nation on earth where this is routinely a problem, despite being the most heavily armed. Yet, we sit around and pretend to be stupid when we discuss viable solutions.

[@rukus9585]

"God created man... Samuel Colt made them equal"

[@BigDaddySwingingMeat]

@@KZSoze Rather comical that KZ cherry picks one of the few massacre incidents where police were abnormally slow to react but he purposely left out the Nashville massacre when Nashville police quickly took out a T R A N S killer with radical LEFTIST views that targeted children for being white (written in the weirdo's manifesto). Leftism breeds mental illness, democide, infantcide, and as KZ as shown . . . massive hypocrisy.

[@andyeighttre]

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_massacres_in_Japan

[@FirstSuiGeneris]

100% a man with tools and knowledge can start change!

[@lovemyalaskaful]

Can insure change happens

[@ObservantMom]

As a member of the community, each of us MUST identify the potential bad actors and address it immediately. As for parents, teach your kids. How can they protect themselves. Cowering in the corner will not help them.

[@mojoriden]

kinda, until a stranger shows up, or you go to a concert, or the supermarket, or....yeah

[@cristophermoen4287]

​@@mojoridenit's about mitigating risk, not eliminating it.

[@ronnilangostino2241]

Stating that a firearm is a “tool” is a great way to start this conversation.

[@Rick3Freedom]

One of the big things that are never talked about is SSRIs. You very seldom, if at all hear the part that the shooter stop taking his meds. This is a real issue.... but it gets covered up. Shawn, keep up the great work! 💯

[@manteltwinkelwink2271]

Absolutely. It's something that the higher ups don't want to acknowledge, especially Big Pharma, because there's a lot of money involved. It hasn't been officially documented, I don't think, in a peer-reviewed piece, but the truth is a lot of shootings happen when the perp is either starting or coming off of psychotropic drugs. These drugs promise help, but they lead to long term harmful effects, not actually healing the person.

[@hoosierdaddy2308]

The fact that this has to be said is really sad, but it's true.. I'm from the town that that guy that stopped the mass attack at the Greenwood mall near Indianapolis. People here are armed and try to be nice and lead a good life, but many many people here realize that they have to protect their loved one's.. The big problem that I see is that government gets in the way with their laws and slowness to adopt solutions. What a nice guy.. God bless him ! Thanks Shaun. you rock buddy!

[@d4ngerd4n]

We need to focus on the root.. The whole country needs to start taking Mental Heath way more seriously there are so many sick people who cannot get any kind of help

[@joejohnson4183]

Then explain this to me , since guns have always been available , including semi auto rifles like the M1 carbine made in the millions in 1944 , where were all the mass shootings back them ? Don't you think the horrors of WW2 especially the Pacific theater caused PTSD among the servicemen , yet they came back and built America . So why since the 90's have there been an onslaught of people with mental health problems including those that now want to be infamous and do mass shootings ? Maybe because they have been coddled to the point they can't take any failure and always see themselves as victims and therefore feel it is OK to strike out . This is an issue with the way society operates now using mental illness as an excuse and drugs that fry peoples brains are OK to use . We have lost our way and now everyone is a victim .

[@chuckdavinci9044]

@@joejohnson4183 the deadliest school shooting in the US happened in 1927 with 45 dead. The media is full of liars and caused the current situation intentionally.

[@hitmanshadowrecon9017]

​@@joejohnson4183I agree 100% . Also, there is a lot of division in the country caused by the media and big tech which also create radical beliefs for people who can't see past the lies.

[@craigweaver8542]

The office of diversity and inclusion is determining the values of our certified recovery mentors in Oregon. Mental health can be politicized. Drugs destroy quicker and reeducation is done through a political lens. Politically unsavory beliefs are considered a mental health problem.

[@mikefitzpatrick43]

​@@joejohnson4183because are government is behind alot of it but to many are blind to this still

[@jw19119]

This is deep. This is my mindset in my plan IF I had to react in an active shooter situation to protect my family. I’ve told my women, as we have talked about these situations. You grab my son and go in the opposite direction of gunfire, I’ll run interference. Would rather have a shooter focus on me than them.

[@thezeek2745]

Wow you’re a piece of work. “My woman”. Take “my son”. Thank god you’re they’re to own them

[@joaquinspandex7870]

I just said "this is deep" and looked down to see if anyone else thought the same. When he said "It's a tomorrow problem..." that's something that I've never really thought about in the context of morality vs potential illegality. I can see the opportunity cost of not acting when you know you should may be the greater concern. Very deep indeed.

[@MaHa-jc4hr]

This guy is so realistic & balanced about the realities we face & how to navigate them. Run for office, you too Shawn !

[@fl_protection]

A lot of schools throughout the country are hiring “School Guardians” (AKA Safe School Officer). For those who don’t know or have no knowledge on what is a School Guardian; they are highly trained armed security officers that must go through a sheriff’s office academy training specifically trained in arms, medical, and how to stop an active shooter successfully. I do agree, a $13 / hr regular security guard does not have the training that these schools need to stop an active shooter, however School Guardians or Safe School Officers, have the knowledge and skills to face such threat.

[@ramblerwinter2907]

Maybe bring back school spankings. When I was a kid I actually wanted the school spanking, because if they told my parents it would hurt so much more. Maybe parents should be more involved.

[@C-709]

@@ramblerwinter2907 Maybe that would help, maybe it wouldn't. Either way, corporal punishment for a kid is not going to guarantee that they won't do these horrible things, so I think what the OP said still remains valid.

[@warrent1490]

@@C-709 did you go to school with CP? I probably was during the last days of this. When I started 9th grade it was a option by graduation no more Spankings. I agree nothing is guarantee but now of my friends from a small class of 230 people have not done anything that bad like attack a school so using 200 people and all the classes in front on me that I know about , but that is a thousand people that all turned out ok-ish maybe 25-30 went to hail fir drugs issues, but no school shootings. So what about you? Where you around during CP? I may be lit older so do you got any knowledge of people killing anyone or shooting up a school? If you know of one person that maybe has murdered someone that did not have CP, not going to say I win, but is there a chance that the old ways sometimes may be a little better? But I got some friends that would never let a teacher or a school Guardian correct their child. But a lot of people don't even realize that crime on children is actually better than it was in the 197o's so it like the 50's really but trying to convince a person that is like trying to say the sun is square.

[@C-709]

@@warrent1490 I concede to your argument, but I just feel like there can be alternatives to help kids learn right from wrong.

[@longgone9869]

I’ll tell you having trained with quite a few officers, most of them only have the weapons training they received while at the academy, just 40 hrs. That is very lacking. On top of that many officers aren’t Gun people. I believe school staff in Florida have to have 150 hrs of active shooter specific training then practice together on a regular basis as shooting skills are perishable.

[@Therealbonefish]

I airtagged my 11YO son’s bike. It got stolen at school. I went and found it, pushed the junkie off it. Said, “this is my 11YO son’s bike. I am taking it.” And put it in the back of my truck. It was the first time I was a protector, and it clarified a lot for me.

[@kole6146]

Don't stop moving forward and understand the world sucks. It's up to you to be the judge, jury and unfortunately if need be the executioner. Morals go a long way. You did the right thing. Great job, if someone hasn't told you!! Protecting your family is priority number one.

[@charliesschroedinger]

Violence is NEVER the answer. It's ALWAYS the question. And the answer is very much sometimes YES unfortunately

[@jayreborn4596]

I carry my kit in my trunk now with at least 10 magazines. Good people need to protect the good in this world.

[@atlasdefensegroupinc.6620]

As a security company, we always thought it was funny when clients ask for a "discount". When they do, I always ask if they would take the risk of defending others if they were paid minimum wage.

[@jasonmacneil2256]

I'd say this young man is a man of God!

[@janetstorm7881]

I love this guy no BS talking points, just truth. I went to school in the late 60's 70's and early 80's college. When I went to high school, a large school, 2500 or 3000 students, no school shootings, no medal detectors, so security, anything that happened like a kids fight, teachers handled everything. No school mass shootings. We had fire drills not mass shooting drills. For instance in 1975 there was 1 mass shooting in the entire United States and it all happened in one family. Society has changed. School mass shootings esp elementary school mass shootings as horrific as they are, are still relatively rare compared to all the other homicides in the US. There are usually red flags that are ignored. There are common sense solutions to school mass shootings, all the other 99% of homicides in the US is an even bigger societal problem, but except for the outliers in mass murder causality events like the killing of the kids in at the University of Idaho, most of the homicides happen in inner cities.

[@kamikazekunze]

I totally agree. I’m not real sure our society is ready for the change. The pussification of our men has been happening for too long.

[@georgerankin6362]

Soft times make soft men.

[@jimpalmer4916]

Pussification ain't in my DNA, but those so called men that let their wives rule the roost are! Ya hear!

[@twiggybones7040]

Some boys aren’t ready to be men, but they have to be. Sometimes tough love is what it takes. What I’m saying is, if society isn’t ready, society shouldn’t have a choice. What is right is right, and our rights are for the greater good. Individual liberty makes us all safer.

[@elizabethy2912]

I love the manly men. I'm trying to encourage the men in our church to get prepared , and ready. Being godly needs to be preached like what these guys are talking about, in this way, much, much more!!! Go godly MEN!! 😊👍😊👍

[@markcain2418]

Hey Shawn, I'm over in Washington county. I have taught techniques for this very thing for a long time. I have offered to help to high school staff over here. The vice princprincipal told me he didn't think he could get it approved to use someone outside of county LE staff. I told him I didn't want any compensation. I just want to help. I have 2 foster sons there. Tennessee will not officially let me teach them because they are foster children. Ridiculous.

[@candygarfield1479]

Adopt them then.

[@cammcdowell6222]

I live in Washington county too. Do you by chance do any firearms training? I'd be very interested

[@keithkreatives]

Washington County.....as in Johnson City? small world

[@philyamascunt7518]

@markcain2418 What techniques are you teaching, or wanting to teach the school staff that you aren't allowed to teach your foster sons?

[@cammcdowell6222]

Yes sir , well gray but same thing

[@wheneaglesfly8211]

Whoa! Awesome segment of truth! We appreciate you sirs!

[@donfrance3]

There already a bazillion-trillion comments here with every detail of importance and consideration ..... That's how to be #1 Number ONE! good show

[@dnandez79]

This is why I promote open carry. People need tp get used to seeing guns and being comfortable around them. Not all gun owners are evil. Some of us carry in order to protect not only ourselves and our family but our neighbors as well. We arent walking around looking for a gun fight but we are prepared to meet lethal force with lethal force in order to save lives. The willingness to lay down our lives in defense of our neighbor's and friends is what being a real American patriot is.

[@mojoriden]

Some of the most unstable people I ever meet are open carry. Generally anti government, usually extremely right winged, always confrontational, the last person I want to see these days is open carry. Its a political statement and 99% of the time has nothing to do with protection and is about confrontation.

[@Fox-86]

Open carry means being the first to be targeted by one of those psychopaths. It's not a real deterrent in these cases. Concealed is the way to go when possible.

[@dnandez79]

@@Fox-86 you have no data to prove your assumption. Lone gunmen dont walk in the door strapped to the gills and walk around looking for the one person that os open carrying. The more likely scenario is your using the restroom or all the way at the other end of the store when the shtf. The odds that a lone gunmen intent on killing a bunch of innocent people is going to go out of the way to hunt down and kill the only open carry person in the place is a delusion of grandeur. And if everyone was open carrying then what? The person behind the register, all the customers, the manager, everyone. Even if a bad guy tries something stupid either way atleast if everyone open carried it would be a fair fight.

[@dnandez79]

@@mojoriden wow, that's some pretty exceptional telepathic ability to be able to read a persons mind and know exactly what they are thinking and capable of. Do you get to actually see their memories or do you just make it up as you go along? Im betting the latter. You live in a world where a terrorist organization used paragliders to infiltrate another country with the sole purpose of killing and kidnapping innocent civilians. Your delusional if you think open carry is the problem. The real problem is people like you that dont have the tesicular fortitude to stand up to evil other than running your mouth.

[@bogkazealijamislim5998]

@@mojoriden That's projection

[@swampk9]

Kyle has been through a lot. I know he's a believer, but also hope the he gets the peace that he's been seeking. That doesn't come easily to people who have seen what he has seen

[@bearpitt]

I work at elementary schools, the "gun free" law that was put in place means nothing. A criminal/killer cares nothing about what the law says. I think about these possibilities often when I walk in the hallways. What would I do, what would happen if something like this happens. Being a sitting duck is not the answer.

[@billyvan8362]

Always protect your blood..never surrender your firearms..

[@curlybearington1734]

I've often thought of the concept of having school protection be a task for active duty servicemen/women as a transitional job out of the military. 1. Helps their transition to civilian life by providing work, stability, and purpose 2. Provides protection to schools by individuals that you know are trained and will run at the gunfire to protect innocents 3. Is likely cheaper (and far more practical) than a gun buyback 4. Will finally provide good role models to the youth who see them everyday, and potentially encourage the future generation to volunteer for service

[@mrtrapper93]

The problem is that America has gotten complacent, we've had it too good for too long AND we as a society do not know how the rest of the world operates and what their norms are. We have gotten lazy and soft. Period! That whole saying that strong men make good times and good times make weak men and weak men make bad times is true and the American society is at the weak men make bad times stage and we need, actually need some very bad times to weed out all the sheep and make a rough and tough society once again. I don't think we can make a rough and tough society again without some very bad times!

[@sar4x474]

Timely. 👍 Muster your inner savage when the time calls for it.

[@utah20gflyer76]

The real answer to mass shootings is much better families. Kids who grow up in a healthy two parent household with parents who are good people and know what they are doing never become school shooters. Or in other words don’t create school shooters and you won’t have to do anything about them. Our society does a terrible job teaching people how to be decent functional people and be good parents. We need some huge cultural changes.

[@jamesedwards6269]

That dude is a bad mofo. So much respect for both of you.

[@camreese1444]

I love this perspective. Thanks for posting this clip. So important people hear this.

[@kennywise237]

There are a lot of us retired LEO/Military guys who don't give a shit about the "$13.00 an hour we just want to protect the kids....Taking a quote from Shawn "Everything doesn't have to be transactional"!

[@Harry-hyl]

Dude, if there's an active shooter, we've already failed. The societal change needs to happen to prevent them forming in the first place. This is why, as is said here, it's important to make sure people understand they have value and have a place in this world, and have something themselves to live for! The fabric of society needs strong and high-quality relationships. You only need one (I'm being hopeful) quality relationship to prevent this. These shooter most likely have experienced lots of trauma and need people around them to hold them together.

[@Fox-86]

What you say is true in many cases. But never forget that there are those who exist only to harm others.

[@longgone9869]

I wish there was a way to eliminate evil from this world but that is an impossibility. As human beings, we’ve been killing each other since our creation on this planet and that will never change

[@secondgear6079]

Truth thank you guys for your service ❤❤

[@craigjones3988]

The truth is spoken the first min!

[@ccoop2416]

I agree with this man 100%

[@tappenmom]

Great interview. Parents with school age children need help with even knowing what to tell their kids about active shooter encounters.

[@RamTahoe]

Absolutely, great points made by both of you

[@sigis72]

I agree, any meaningful and lasting change can only be done through becoming the change. Become that what you want to see in the world, because we don't see things how they are, we see things how WE are

[@BrandonG-ph4zh]

This reminds me of the one guy who didn't realize there was two shooters. He was in a target or Walmart standing in line when a dude walks in shooting his gun. Guy in line pulls out his gun and follows him to shoot him but the active shooters wife was trailing 10 yards behind. She walks up to he good guy with a magnum and blows his head off. Crazy world.

[@ecobasetech4558]

I know and have seen that video. I don't recall which channel though. Sounds like a video that Active Self Protection would put out.

[@BrandonG-ph4zh]

@@ecobasetech4558 Pretty sure he did a video on it. The uncensored footage is on the internet too.

[@mistycreekboats]

Kyle is a brilliant man. USA,s biggest problem is lack of Men. Too many boys are raised with a single Moms perspective (often tainted against men) and are raised by games and tv's. Kids need two "caring" parents who are actually interested in moral values.

[@candygarfield1479]

In comes... Gramma Moon.. lol My grandson has two parents. My daughter is bread winner, son in law, stay at home parent. And Gramma Moon, ... I am the fisher, hunter, scavenger, camper, overcomer... the "not taking phones with us" I get him searching for worms, canoeing, barefoot trailing. Cooking on a fire we built,.. I raised my girls like this, had no boys.

[@23strawbale]

Imagine living in a country where you have to think about not being massacred. And they think it's normal too...

[@_Delta_P_]

That’s literally 99% of countries.

[@23strawbale]

@@_Delta_P_ lol. Ok, sure. If you think so

[@John_Morrison]

I'm all for layers of protection for schools. Limited access, metal detectors, maybe students have an id card to swipe. Most of the school shooters weren't even supposed to be on the premises. But what we really need to be looking at is the proliferation of SSRI's and other psychotropic drugs that have been prescribed to kids in a major way, beginning in the 90's, which coincidentally is when these shootings started to become more frequent. In almost all of these shootings, the perpetrator has been on one form or another of these powerful mind altering drugs. But....Big pharma really doesn't want that.

[@tizzy6]

Its true, society is softer, less accountable for actions n over all not willing to do the work. Its time we take active roles in all of each others lives

[@richardbossman9875]

“Active roles in each other’s lives” can be a good thing or a bad thing. I don’t want Karen and Ken down the road to be in my business just because they are busy bodies and overly concerned about every little thing. This is the kind of thing used to erode our rights at local, state and federal levels.

[@tizzy6]

@@richardbossman9875 no. We talkin accountability, not ur feelings

[@CleaveMountaineering]

For jr high, high school, and college, train as many students as possible to respond, in door blockades, disarming, trauma first aid, etc. Students need to qualify in character, academics, and physical readiness. Students participate in trainings, scenarios, etc. Then you have hundreds of students ready to respond in the school. This along with taking a group of qualified teachers through a specialized police training, they are then deputized undercover police officers, while also being teachers or other staff. But like Kyle says, the moral degradation of our country is the root cause here.

[@richardbossman9875]

I agree this training could be helpful, but only if the students actually care to pay attention and get a chance to practice these steps often. Also, because you would be training students you would potentially also train a person or persons would intend to cause harm, thus giving them the know you how to plan their attack to mitigate the training of the students.

[@ltinfpr2j247]

Perfectly articulated

[@RuffianoTV]

There are alot of security guards that are pretty good. Alot are retired cops and alot of regular will shoot if they need to. Some really aren't that bad. They're easier to take action, then some yuppies who think they're ready who have no street experience.

[@reapsgrimley]

as ive always said, 'the only way to take the 'mass' out of mass shootings is for the first ten victims to be armed'

[@robertjackson1407]

Thank you 😊

[@e.l.norton]

It boils down to the quality of parenting and what's happening in classrooms. This is being produced. We are making these people. It begins from birth...discipline, respect, accountability, responsibility, humility, moral grounding, etc. It's no coincidence that as we've shifted away from religious grounding that these things have exploded. You don't have to be a zealot. But, that grounding is fundamental in instilling a larger sense of morality and personal responsibility.

[@freedomridermorty4459]

Starts with Parenting or lack of It. People have handed over their Children to the Dept of Education and they are being taught pure EVIL. Defund the Dept of Education, Fire your School Board's, Fire the Unions, Fire the Teacher's, take back your Child's future. Home school until these Board Members, Unions, & Teachers Expire. You hold the purse string's. Step up for Gods Sake or stop having children 🙏 I absolutely blame the Parents, your the Protector. 😢😢😢

[@Nathan.44-40]

Such Great points Made!! 💪🇺🇸💪🇺🇸☝️✝️☝️ Love the show Shawn 🫵!

[@GaveMeGrace1]

Thank you.

[@LostMyMojo100]

Great interview!

[@JustinMartin-i4x]

It really comes down to priorities and the truth is that we don't see children as the most valuable commodity which they are. Everyone keep focusing on the wrong things like ''well it's mental health.'' or ''We should arm teachers.'' But no one is saying ''How come these massacres don't happen in airports, dmv's, hospitals, banks? Lets adopt what they are doing and apply it to schools." The real question to ask is how come people are able to easily gain access into these schools when other institutions mainly government facilities, they wouldn't make it past the front door. I disagree with Shawn about the security guard comment because there are plenty of buildings with armed security making 13 bucks an hour where you can't just casually scroll into with no pushback. It starts with securing schools like banks and government facilities are secured because if all else fails on the outside, at least the shooter will have a very hard time getting in therefore giving more time for law enforcement to arrive instead of them arriving after 20 kids have been slaughtered. It's not rocket science. We protect what we think it important and children isn't in the top 5 on that list.

[@gunpolygamist]

I AGREE WITH EVERYTHING THAT HAS BEEN SAID 💯 PERCENT

[@phillipcement]

Humble Hero- America's Best

[@happyhaunter_5546]

There are a LOT of veterans who would be more than thrilled to have a full time job as armed LEGITIMATE security in schools protecting America's children. Just that strong presence alone would deter many of these tragedies.

[@stayfrosty2519]

Yes, a paradigm shift must happen to create change.

[@onpurpose2629]

Two absolute repairs that you Shawn Ryan needs to expose is 1) Gun free zones, 2) registration of all SSRI users to local police. SSRI users was the 100% common denominator of mass shooters! You have balls expose this…

[@Dee10294]

Ive always said it, it's a mindset shift that can bring back decency in the US

[@albertramireziii2650]

Compass bearing the Lords way is the only way. God Speed brothers!

[@rafaelgarza6562]

Amen, God bless you, Brother.

[@Sam11747]

Hiring school resource officers at $40+ an hour won't save their kids. Look at Uvalde.

[@Medevicerep]

Agree that our society needs to focus on rebuilding our culture. In the meantime, we veterans will have to be the "sheepdogs" to help protect the vulnerable.

[@jamespittsfordiii7632]

I could be completely wrong but, I believe that the enormous size of schools and class sizes has been a contributing factor. When you have class (grade level) sizes over 1000 students children are lost in the shuffle. There would be better educational outcomes and more personal involvement if the class sizes were under 200. It might be a bit more expensive but what price can you put on the future?

[@georgesam363]

Maybe also look at why the 'active shooter' cracked in the first place? I see looking at the root cause as being most important. Sure, work to protect, but looking to prevent should be the focus. Just my two cents...

[@davidsanchez9674]

Better pay attention to this NEWS: The Largest American Manufacturer of Ammunition just sold all of their Ammo Manufacturing Plants to a Czech Billionaire..."Vista Outdoors just sold ALL of their ammunition production to one man."

[@jeffbadke5932]

100% correct. We've had guns forever. So, what's changed? Not the guns...it's how society has changed through time to where the behavior with guns has got to this. Politicians can't trouble themselves with finding real solutions...they can barely figure out their own dress code. So, they try to throw solutions at a problem that are easy.

[@alanaldpal950]

A lack of accountability starting at the youngest ages all the way they adulthood is a big part of the problem and why things have gotten so bad

[@philcharles238]

The guns have definitely changed. A 1920s WWI combat rifle could fire far fewer rounds per minute than a 2020s AR-15 type weapon. An 1820s US Army service musket could manage 2-3 rounds per minute. Pretty hard to shoot up a school with a musket when your reload takes 20-30 seconds. Don't tell me guns haven't changed.

[@BigJohnson1566]

Sounds about right to me!

[@mosquitoinmagicjohnsonshouse]

All these Delta guys share a lot of similarities that I can’t articulate. Free thinking

[@s1k2y3e4]

The battle is against ignorance.

[@krublee]

Thanks for video

[@richardlong6097]

Complex problems rarely have simple solutions. So many just want to "do something" and honestly don't care if it's effective. A virtue signal to themselves to feel better about a terrible problem that they in many cases, contributed to. No one thing isn't going to change this, but a shift that is multifaceted.

[@HeathFarms]

Kyle is very well composed and spoken

[@Yolbosun]

I’m from the government and I’m here to help 😱

[@L2FlyMN]

A tool like that of a hammer, can be used to build homes or to take a life, depending on who’s hands that tool is in & depends on that persons heart & state of mind. Because someone may possibly use that “tool” for evil, does it make sense to deny others the good & proper use of that tool?

[@longgone9869]

Run, fight, hide. Majority of victims found dead were killed in their hiding space. Hiding should be as a last resort and only until an option to run or fight becomes available

[@phillipsnyder7287]

Most of these school shootings can be prevented through education and awareness. This responsibility rests on us as parents, student's, peers etc. Recognizing what to report, and acting on that right away. Making sure none of those reports slip through the cracks. Mental illness/unresolved conflicts in school is behind most of this and of course having the (protector in the school) when things go bad that you can not stop.

[@candygarfield1479]

Empowerment.. yes

[@doughall7435]

100%, Gents.

[@freedomridermorty4459]

Society is not ready for a Cultural change . We will need to hit Rock Bottom before that change comes. The bottom is coming up fast. 😮😮

[@sentientsolutions7011]

Weakness draws aggression.

[@scubaguy007]

We spend millions of dollars a year to pay for the protection of politicians. Why not spend money for officers to protect our children? 3 to 4 police per school, and rotate them out weekly, so they don't get stale.

[@stevecochran2677]

We need a security guard at our schools. The security guard needs to be a retired Navy seal , Delta force or army Ranger or close equivalent. I don't know what the hourly rate is but do you really want to price shop your child's security? I believe if my children were still in school I would want the best man or woman for the job and whatever that price is thats what I would pay.

[@christopherjames1453]

Amen Sir!!!

[@scottroder5516]

As a former Swat cop, what Kyle and Sean said is true. The SWAT team, most likely are not going to get there in time and most likely the Police Patrol Officers are not either. Protect yourself and your loved ones. If you don't know how to do it, LEARN IT NOW.

[@longgone9869]

💥 you are spot on!

[@glocknines]

you are the 1st responder

[@tinman6514]

Isn’t it sad… I send my kids to school with Kevlar in their backpacks. That was the easy part… Talking with them so they understand why it’s in their and how to use it, God forbid, was trickier. I don’t want my children to live in fear so it’s a constant monitoring and teaching process to keep them from falling into it. Father, Please Protect Our Children and The Good People of America ~ 🙏🏻⬆️🇺🇸

[@silverhorder1969]

Most men incarcerated state if they had a dad at home disciplining them, they would never have seen the inside of a prison. The family structure has to remain in tact.

[@sheistyfuchar678]

This is a rough one. I appreciate Kyle Morgan and his service. There is no question that he is a hero and that he has done things to protect our liberties. I'm grateful for men like him. But also... that doesn't mean that he has a solution to such a complex problem. Saying that the solution to school shooting is a matter of societal change is tantamount to saying there is no solution. Societies change at glacial speed when left on their own. This solution is a buttoned up version of thoughts and prayers. There are ZERO actionable items in this video. What this video does do well is reinforce the kind of rhetoric that certain types of people want to hear and believe... "You can't be a sheep," "You and only you are responsible for protecting your family from any harm that can come to them - even if you have to work and earn a living, you still should be protecting them and if any harm befalls them, it was your fault," "we aren't the country we used to be... when we were a country of values, these things never would have happened..." Great... But that doesn't SOLVE THE PROBLEM.

[@ryanfredrickson832]

Innocence deserves violent protection

[@karmadeliveryservice1505]

I’ve been saying this for a long time. This is a cultural/ society problem. I’m home schooling my kids that’s for damn sure

[@pfschuyler]

Interesting. Stepping in takes away the bandwidth of an active shooter. Even if you're unarmed, even if you're just a distraction. It makes perfect sense. ☝This is also true in the realm of propaganda, or any act of evil.

[@johncoopes1056]

Always carry ! Everywhere !

[@phillycheesesteak1979]

Is that a Gold Desert Eagle? Baller.

[@keithgraham9547]

O know lots of retired militaty who eould consider part-time being a school guard, IF they were sworn in as LE and given immunity and provided legal counsel if an incident. Congress could make pay nontaxable and mo impact on SS or retirement pay. Probably $30-$35 an hour would be adequate to hire skilled people. A retired giy might say, yeah, I'll do 500 hours a year. If they were exempted, school system might pay W/C, but no matching FICA.

[@paulparsons1401]

Good info

[@martinmartin1330]

It’s none of your buildings Worry about yourself,never fuck with a lick,and keep pushin

[@davidbetzold2359]

The only way I would trust a school to protect our children is if they had 2-3 tactically trained individuals patrolling the school with an extra person monitoring all live camera feeds at a central control. All operators having radio communications with one another and fit with lethal and non-lethal. That is why we choose to home school where we are their protection or they can protect themselves. If we cannot train and allow our kids to arm themselves in school, what other choices do we have with all this wickedness in random places? Thanks for the video guys! It is nice to hear real discussions on this topic.

[@dutchboy9273]

Lots of vets out here who would love a job as an armed security officer for our schools. Those who want more should get a government paid degree in teaching.

[@sandych33ks1]

I'm a retired cop from Ny and a veteran. When I was a kid we brought our guns to school and hunted on the way home or brought our guns to shop class to be fixed or rebluing the barrel. Yes we had bluing tanks in our shop class. So I ask what's changed in society?? Our values ? Education ? Morality ?? Etc etc.. This entire issue with guns is bull shit as we never shot anyone when we were kids or had mass shootings ... Remember when Eric Holder , Oshitheads attorney General said we need to make gun owners the new smokers. If I have to explain what that means your clueless.