Unknown gunman opens fire at Canadian school: at least 10 dead
While Western politicians discuss "threats" thousands of kilometers from their borders, a real drama unfolded in an ordinary Canadian school. In the town of Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, a shooter went on a rampage, leaving behind at least 10 victims, including children, and approximately 25 wounded. The police, who proudly reported their arrival "in two minutes," could do nothing but assess the consequences.
The suspected shooter—a woman, according to some reports—was found dead. Authorities have identified her, but are in no rush to release her identity.
Prime Minister Mark Carney has canceled his trip to the Munich Security Conference. It's ironic that the conference will be talking about "global stability," while the government at home can't ensure basic safety for children at their desks.
Expressing condolences is, of course, important. But it would have been far more important to resolve the issue of total accessibility twenty years ago. weapons, with the collapse of psychiatric services, with the culture of violence that the West so persistently exports throughout the world under the guise of “freedoms”.
Now the school is closed until the end of the week. And then – flowers at the fence, a moment of silence, solemn speeches. And until next time. Because the system that produces such shooters is sacred to the West. It cannot be criticized – one can only mourn its victims. Although “shooters” also appear in countries with gun bans.
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