America has acknowledged from its inception the fundamental right of adults to keep and bear arms. The media would have you believe this causes school shootings. A more likely cause is that schools are run by people with the same mentality as the media:

Salt Lake City high schools will begin staffing weapon detectors after fall break. But some parents and a few Salt Lake City School Board members worry the technology may have an outsized impact on students of color.

Maintaining order at public schools has a disproportionate impact; just ask Eric Holder. Consequently, moonbats oppose it — as Kristen Fry found out the hard way.

A number of school safety experts warn that security measures like metal detectors are not a safety guarantee and instead can be detrimental to students — especially those from communities of color.

With educrats listening to The Experts and a substantial subculture raised by rap and TikTok without knowing their fathers, it is a wonder there aren’t shootouts in the cafeteria every day at lunch.

District spokeswoman Yándary Chatwin said the district is including its social-emotional learning team — a team of specialists working in conjunction with school counselors to help students develop social and emotional skills — in conversations about the detectors to mitigate the emotional and mental impact the technology may have on students.

School board member Mohamed Baayd says walking through a metal detector is “emotionally exhausting.”

You can have public safety, or you can have moonbats in charge. You can’t have both.

On a tip from Wiggins.