Originally Posted by
bdschobel
I know that the world can be a dangerous place. I just believe that the level of "security" expended on air travel has gone over the top. Reinforced cockpit doors and revised flight protocols made perfect sense and were cost-effective. Most of what the TSA does is not (especially since the liquid and gel ban). FAMs are somewhere in the middle.
Bruce
BTW, the Shakespeare quote was mostly tongue-in-cheek. I didn't put a wink in there to acknowledge that. I wasn't trying to be an a$$ (well, mostly not
)
If you take a job, take it seriously. Most campus cops don't expect a Columbine or a Virginia Tech, but it will happen again and if it does they should be thinking, "Not on my watch."
Let's look at another stat - there hasn't been a death in the USA in a school by fire in the last quarter of a century, yet should be not take fire hazards seriously? Should teachers not take fire drills seriously? Should custodians not take checking fire equipment seriously? I mean, since it's statistically very, very unlikely to happen?