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I will pay for the following article Columbine: The Failure of Jefferson County Authorities. The work is to be 5 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.
I will pay for the following article Columbine: The Failure of Jefferson County Authorities. The work is to be 5 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page. Columbine massacre happened to be a blood bath that left more questions unanswered as compared to the conclusions it facilitated. People in general and the families who lost their loved ones to this massacre, in particular, are still confused as to who is to be actually blamed for this debacle. After all, people send their children to schools, to learn, to socialize, and to make friends and not to be shot dead or maimed forever. Could the two students who perpetrated this violence that is Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold have been checked in advance? Could the law and order authorities have dealt with this challenge in a better manner? The fact is that the Columbine school massacre was to a great extent to be blamed on the utter failure of the Jefferson County authorities, who not only lacked a proper screening mechanism for identifying the high-risk young people poised to engage in acts of gruesome violence but were also deficient in putting in place a proper response mechanism aimed at dealing with such acts of mass violence at schools.
When it comes to settling the assertions that the authorities simply ignored the initial threats made by Eric, the standard rebuttal is that it is quite impossible to authentically identify as to which kid professing violent intentions will actually engage in school violence. Yes, this indeed stands to be truer in the case of a student like Eric Harris who came out as a likable and friendly young person. Still, it is also a conclusion corroborated by commonsensical observation and the dictates of pragmatism that a person or a young man desirous of or inclined to engage in acts of violence does start evincing certain views, behavior patterns, and skewed acts of social engagement which if detected could go a long way in checking mayhems like the Columbine. .
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