You want to avoid all criticism, never get in trouble.

Three simple steps.

Say nothing, do nothing, be nothing. Unfortunately,

you'll be nothing if you say nothing and you do nothing, but nobody will ever criticize

you and more and more. It looks like America, we're becoming a keep your head down culture.

If you say the wrong thing, you can lose everything. If you tweet the wrong thing, you can be

canceled. If you post the wrong thing, you can be canceled. If you post the wrong

thing, the mob just might come for you. And that's for relatively nothing, tweeting something,

posting nothing. What if you actually have a big job and your job may entail shooting somebody?

Now, given our culture, we're all looking over our shoulder all the time.

Nobody wants to take any risk.

Thankfully, we do have our first responders, but even they, I think, are spooked by the moment.

Now, have you heard that the Yuvalde shooter, at one point outside that school,

police had a clear shot at him. Yes, a police officer had a rifle, saw him, took aim,

and then asked his boss if it was okay to pull the trigger.

Stunning new information details missed opportunities Yuvaldi police had in preventing the

Rob Elementary Massacre. An officer armed with a rifle had the gunman in sight as a shooter

approached the school building but didn't fire. Instead, the report indicates the officer

asked his supervisor for permission to shoot the suspect.

Asking the boss. Now, look, maybe the police officer was concerned about if he missed and there's a school right there.

To the report that was just issued by Texas officials, the Yvalde officer did not hear a response and turned to get confirmation from his supervisor.

When he turned back to address the suspect, the suspect had already entered the school.

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