...I mean the last line is pretty telling that some magical thinking is going on. >Klinger thinks it is essentially "making money on the backs of the fear that

...I mean the last line is pretty telling that some magical thinking is going on. >Klinger thinks it is essentially "making money on the backs of the fear that people have. We have been prioritizing the wrong things over and over and over and then wondering why nothing changes." Somebody goes and adapts a product to a new use case, and it's doing things wrong? Seems to me it's actually something novel being done. I too would like to see something drastically different done. Arming the children would probably go leagues beyond anything else, or say... requiring police to put their own lives at risk as part of doing their jobs, or training teachers to do the same. Or adults realizing that the world is a fundamentally dangerous place and taking responsibility for protecting not just their own lives, but their fellow man's... But hell, that's hard. Can't have that.