Rambling gunman dead after opening fire at Florida school meeting

[napoleon]

GIF NEEDED OF OLD WOMAN

I'm in awe...

 

[napoleon]

GIF NEEDED OF OLD WOMAN

I'm in awe...

 

[mo greene]

Originally Posted by Stockholm Patriot

Low-Key the guy makes a VERY valid point after the smoke clears

...A board of six people ELECTED to look into issues didn't even know who they fired which is why he was there.
THEN to add insult to injury, told him with a straight face "We don't your wife or what you're talking about, but we'll get her a job whatever it takes"...At that point dude is like "yall think this a game huh?"


How you gonna SIGN OFF on a termination, and not know what you signing off on? That's why the guy let them things fly to  prove a point, dudes treating institutions like court and education like a assembly line, it's just a check to them while they sit "high and mighty"

^ stupid post.  there is no valid point made.

  the board members have hundreds if not thousands of employees under them.  it's not their job to get to know each and every individual. 

if, for example, they see termination papers, they determine if the cause for termination is reasonable and authorize it.  if the employee feels that they were wrongly terminated, they should take it up to their direct supervisor, not the higher ups.  that's like a factory worker asking bill gates why she was fired.

 

[mo greene]

Originally Posted by Stockholm Patriot

Low-Key the guy makes a VERY valid point after the smoke clears

...A board of six people ELECTED to look into issues didn't even know who they fired which is why he was there.
THEN to add insult to injury, told him with a straight face "We don't your wife or what you're talking about, but we'll get her a job whatever it takes"...At that point dude is like "yall think this a game huh?"


How you gonna SIGN OFF on a termination, and not know what you signing off on? That's why the guy let them things fly to  prove a point, dudes treating institutions like court and education like a assembly line, it's just a check to them while they sit "high and mighty"

^ stupid post.  there is no valid point made.

  the board members have hundreds if not thousands of employees under them.  it's not their job to get to know each and every individual. 

if, for example, they see termination papers, they determine if the cause for termination is reasonable and authorize it.  if the employee feels that they were wrongly terminated, they should take it up to their direct supervisor, not the higher ups.  that's like a factory worker asking bill gates why she was fired.

 

[23islegendary]

To the woman with the purse....

 

[23islegendary]

To the woman with the purse....

 

[damelloyellow15]

 

[damelloyellow15]

 

[stockholm patriot]

Originally Posted by Mo Greene

Originally Posted by Stockholm Patriot

Low-Key the guy makes a VERY valid point after the smoke clears

...A board of six people ELECTED to look into issues didn't even know who they fired which is why he was there.
THEN to add insult to injury, told him with a straight face "We don't your wife or what you're talking about, but we'll get her a job whatever it takes"...At that point dude is like "yall think this a game huh?"


How you gonna SIGN OFF on a termination, and not know what you signing off on? That's why the guy let them things fly to  prove a point, dudes treating institutions like court and education like a assembly line, it's just a check to them while they sit "high and mighty"

^ stupid post.  there is no valid point made.

  the board members have hundreds if not thousands of employees under them.  it's not their job to get to know each and every individual. 

if, for example, they see termination papers, they determine if the cause for termination is reasonable and authorize it.  if the employee feels that they were wrongly terminated, they should take it up to their direct supervisor, not the higher ups.  that's like a factory worker asking bill gates why she was fired.

You would sound fly and be absolutely right if your were talking about STATE Department of Education School Board, this was local..."Bay District"
("19 Elementary schools,  5 middle schools, 6 high schools, 1 adult education school and 1 special purpose school") AND it's broken down into smaller
Divisions....

So explain to me where you're getting these "thousands" of employees from? And so you don't look anymore ridiculous tryna call someone out here's the list:
http://www.bay.k12.fl.us/...r/tabid/362/Default.aspx



For laughs here's "Ginger's background

Ginger Littleton , District 3

Ginger Littleton was elected to the Board in 2006.  An educator for 30 years, she earned her undergraduate degree from the University of Alabama and her graduate degree from Florida State University.  She has worked in both middle and high schools.  She also was an educational consultant working with the small and rural districts surrounding Bay County, and assisting schools in meeting the Florida standards of accountability.  She has a strong background in developing successful schools.  She has been involved in the community for many years serving as president of Bay Arts Alliance, and as a Visual Arts Center board member.  Mrs. Littleton is married to former city commissioner, A.C. Littleton, Jr., and is the mother of three daughters, Gayle, Amy and Gina.  Family also includes son-in-law Andrew and grandsons Preston and William.

Contact Mrs. Littleton at:
Nelson Admin. Building
1311 Balboa Avenue
Panama City, FL 32401
872-4100
[email protected] 

 

[stockholm patriot]

Originally Posted by Mo Greene

Originally Posted by Stockholm Patriot

Low-Key the guy makes a VERY valid point after the smoke clears

...A board of six people ELECTED to look into issues didn't even know who they fired which is why he was there.
THEN to add insult to injury, told him with a straight face "We don't your wife or what you're talking about, but we'll get her a job whatever it takes"...At that point dude is like "yall think this a game huh?"


How you gonna SIGN OFF on a termination, and not know what you signing off on? That's why the guy let them things fly to  prove a point, dudes treating institutions like court and education like a assembly line, it's just a check to them while they sit "high and mighty"

^ stupid post.  there is no valid point made.

  the board members have hundreds if not thousands of employees under them.  it's not their job to get to know each and every individual. 

if, for example, they see termination papers, they determine if the cause for termination is reasonable and authorize it.  if the employee feels that they were wrongly terminated, they should take it up to their direct supervisor, not the higher ups.  that's like a factory worker asking bill gates why she was fired.

You would sound fly and be absolutely right if your were talking about STATE Department of Education School Board, this was local..."Bay District"
("19 Elementary schools,  5 middle schools, 6 high schools, 1 adult education school and 1 special purpose school") AND it's broken down into smaller
Divisions....

So explain to me where you're getting these "thousands" of employees from? And so you don't look anymore ridiculous tryna call someone out here's the list:
http://www.bay.k12.fl.us/...r/tabid/362/Default.aspx



For laughs here's "Ginger's background

Ginger Littleton , District 3

Ginger Littleton was elected to the Board in 2006.  An educator for 30 years, she earned her undergraduate degree from the University of Alabama and her graduate degree from Florida State University.  She has worked in both middle and high schools.  She also was an educational consultant working with the small and rural districts surrounding Bay County, and assisting schools in meeting the Florida standards of accountability.  She has a strong background in developing successful schools.  She has been involved in the community for many years serving as president of Bay Arts Alliance, and as a Visual Arts Center board member.  Mrs. Littleton is married to former city commissioner, A.C. Littleton, Jr., and is the mother of three daughters, Gayle, Amy and Gina.  Family also includes son-in-law Andrew and grandsons Preston and William.

Contact Mrs. Littleton at:
Nelson Admin. Building
1311 Balboa Avenue
Panama City, FL 32401
872-4100
[email protected] 

 

[stixx]

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH dude was really busting his gun tho.... AHHHHHH

 

[stixx]

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH dude was really busting his gun tho.... AHHHHHH

 

[nikekidwonder]

full video

 

[nikekidwonder]

full video

 

[mo greene]

Originally Posted by Stockholm Patriot

Originally Posted by Mo Greene

Originally Posted by Stockholm Patriot

Low-Key the guy makes a VERY valid point after the smoke clears

...A board of six people ELECTED to look into issues didn't even know who they fired which is why he was there.
THEN to add insult to injury, told him with a straight face "We don't your wife or what you're talking about, but we'll get her a job whatever it takes"...At that point dude is like "yall think this a game huh?"


How you gonna SIGN OFF on a termination, and not know what you signing off on? That's why the guy let them things fly to  prove a point, dudes treating institutions like court and education like a assembly line, it's just a check to them while they sit "high and mighty"

^ stupid post.  there is no valid point made.

  the board members have hundreds if not thousands of employees under them.  it's not their job to get to know each and every individual. 

if, for example, they see termination papers, they determine if the cause for termination is reasonable and authorize it.  if the employee feels that they were wrongly terminated, they should take it up to their direct supervisor, not the higher ups.  that's like a factory worker asking bill gates why she was fired.

You would sound fly and be absolutely right if your were talking about STATE Department of Education School Board, this was local..."Bay District"
("19 Elementary schools,  5 middle schools, 6 high schools, 1 adult education school and 1 special purpose school") AND it's broken down into smaller
Divisions....

So explain to me where you're getting these "thousands" of employees from? And so you don't look anymore ridiculous tryna call someone out here's the list:
http://www.bay.k12.fl.us/...r/tabid/362/Default.aspx



For laughs here's "Ginger's background

Ginger Littleton , District 3

Ginger Littleton was elected to the Board in 2006.  An educator for 30 years, she earned her undergraduate degree from the University of Alabama and her graduate degree from Florida State University.  She has worked in both middle and high schools.  She also was an educational consultant working with the small and rural districts surrounding Bay County, and assisting schools in meeting the Florida standards of accountability.  She has a strong background in developing successful schools.  She has been involved in the community for many years serving as president of Bay Arts Alliance, and as a Visual Arts Center board member.  Mrs. Littleton is married to former city commissioner, A.C. Littleton, Jr., and is the mother of three daughters, Gayle, Amy and Gina.  Family also includes son-in-law Andrew and grandsons Preston and William.

Contact Mrs. Littleton at:
Nelson Admin. Building
1311 Balboa Avenue
Panama City, FL 32401
872-4100
[email protected] 

let's see:

19 Elementary schools,  5 middle schools, 6 high schools, 1 adult education school and 1 special purpose school

thanks for doing the research for me.

you do know that school districts employ more than just teachers, right?  TAs, counselors, janitors, security, bus drivers, secretaries, admins, etc.  with that many schools, there's too many employees for anybody to keep track of each individual. 

would it be unreasonable for me to assume each of those schools have at least 30 employees?  if not, then at 30+ schools that makes it ~1000 employees.


ps.  my e-mail to ginger:

Dear Mrs. Littleton,

I must commend you for your efforts in attempting to disarmthe gunman even though your attempt was utterly futile.

Sincerely,

Tom

 

[mo greene]

Originally Posted by Stockholm Patriot

Originally Posted by Mo Greene

Originally Posted by Stockholm Patriot

Low-Key the guy makes a VERY valid point after the smoke clears

...A board of six people ELECTED to look into issues didn't even know who they fired which is why he was there.
THEN to add insult to injury, told him with a straight face "We don't your wife or what you're talking about, but we'll get her a job whatever it takes"...At that point dude is like "yall think this a game huh?"


How you gonna SIGN OFF on a termination, and not know what you signing off on? That's why the guy let them things fly to  prove a point, dudes treating institutions like court and education like a assembly line, it's just a check to them while they sit "high and mighty"

^ stupid post.  there is no valid point made.

  the board members have hundreds if not thousands of employees under them.  it's not their job to get to know each and every individual. 

if, for example, they see termination papers, they determine if the cause for termination is reasonable and authorize it.  if the employee feels that they were wrongly terminated, they should take it up to their direct supervisor, not the higher ups.  that's like a factory worker asking bill gates why she was fired.

You would sound fly and be absolutely right if your were talking about STATE Department of Education School Board, this was local..."Bay District"
("19 Elementary schools,  5 middle schools, 6 high schools, 1 adult education school and 1 special purpose school") AND it's broken down into smaller
Divisions....

So explain to me where you're getting these "thousands" of employees from? And so you don't look anymore ridiculous tryna call someone out here's the list:
http://www.bay.k12.fl.us/...r/tabid/362/Default.aspx



For laughs here's "Ginger's background

Ginger Littleton , District 3

Ginger Littleton was elected to the Board in 2006.  An educator for 30 years, she earned her undergraduate degree from the University of Alabama and her graduate degree from Florida State University.  She has worked in both middle and high schools.  She also was an educational consultant working with the small and rural districts surrounding Bay County, and assisting schools in meeting the Florida standards of accountability.  She has a strong background in developing successful schools.  She has been involved in the community for many years serving as president of Bay Arts Alliance, and as a Visual Arts Center board member.  Mrs. Littleton is married to former city commissioner, A.C. Littleton, Jr., and is the mother of three daughters, Gayle, Amy and Gina.  Family also includes son-in-law Andrew and grandsons Preston and William.

Contact Mrs. Littleton at:
Nelson Admin. Building
1311 Balboa Avenue
Panama City, FL 32401
872-4100
[email protected] 

let's see:

19 Elementary schools,  5 middle schools, 6 high schools, 1 adult education school and 1 special purpose school

thanks for doing the research for me.

you do know that school districts employ more than just teachers, right?  TAs, counselors, janitors, security, bus drivers, secretaries, admins, etc.  with that many schools, there's too many employees for anybody to keep track of each individual. 

would it be unreasonable for me to assume each of those schools have at least 30 employees?  if not, then at 30+ schools that makes it ~1000 employees.


ps.  my e-mail to ginger:

Dear Mrs. Littleton,

I must commend you for your efforts in attempting to disarmthe gunman even though your attempt was utterly futile.

Sincerely,

Tom

 

[stockholm patriot]

Originally Posted by Mo Greene



ps.  my e-mail to ginger:

Dear Mrs. Littleton,

I must commend you for your efforts in attempting to disarmthe gunman even though your attempt was utterly futile.

Sincerely,

Tom

 

[servechilled81]

good lord

at the lady trying to boss up with that purse

 brave but stupid

 

[servechilled81]

good lord

at the lady trying to boss up with that purse

 brave but stupid

 

[stockholm patriot]

Originally Posted by Mo Greene



ps.  my e-mail to ginger:

Dear Mrs. Littleton,

I must commend you for your efforts in attempting to disarmthe gunman even though your attempt was utterly futile.

Sincerely,

Tom

 

[doin90onthefreeway]

Originally Posted by Mo Greene

Originally Posted by WITNESSkb24

That stupid broad, SMH

quoted, enlarged, bolded, underlined, italicized and colorized for truth

 

[doin90onthefreeway]

Originally Posted by Mo Greene

Originally Posted by WITNESSkb24

That stupid broad, SMH

quoted, enlarged, bolded, underlined, italicized and colorized for truth

 

[af92]

Originally Posted by TheHealthInspector

scary situation and luckily no one was hurt, but no lie i would have laughed my %$+ off if i was there as he started spraying that V 

I bet you wouldnt have laughed when he pulled the gun on you

 

[af92]

Originally Posted by TheHealthInspector

scary situation and luckily no one was hurt, but no lie i would have laughed my %$+ off if i was there as he started spraying that V 

I bet you wouldnt have laughed when he pulled the gun on you

 

[letsgetit22]

Lady thought she was done for after she didn't knock the gun out.

Really unfortunate situation