It was inappropriate for that teacher to essentially attempt to sway tiny children to her political point of view. Should this teacher have tried to sway your daughter's feelings about religion, she would be disciplined or fired. You might think about approaching her and politely asking her to refrain from scaring your daughter about men with guns (which happen to include our brave servicemen and policemen that wanted to rescue the children on last Friday).
This isn't directly to you, more to the post you were quoting- but I couldn't find it to quote it.
Almost every time I'm irritated with something a teacher has said or done, I find out that it was just misunderstood or misinterpreted and they are more than happy to revisit the conversation and clarify. She may have even said something like "gun, in the wrong hands, are bad" which is true, but may have been heard wrong.
I would just start sweet and let her know you know there must have been a misunderstanding because your daughter came home saying guns were bad, and concluding that service men and women in her family (like her dad) must then be bad as well. Just ask her if she could revisit the conversation so that she isn't left with the idea that the good guys, such as those wonderful first responders who stopped the chaos, are also bad people. I'm sure she'd gladly comply!
How is he saving children by killing them?
I don't think this would make sense to any logical person, but maybe a better word is sparing them. He may have had delusions that he was sparing the children. If he felt that school is what "ruined" his chances in life, I could see that illogical thinking.
I personally don't think that's the case, but I've got nothing more to go on than any of you.
The mom has been on tv and had her photo on her blog. Everyone that sees her will know it is her son that she deemed to be a "mass shooter" in the future. !.2 million people supposedly read her blog when she called her son a future murderer.
You know what? I don't even talk about my religious leanings on my private facebook account- because I don't want people judging my children based on their judgments of me. I'm not going to be the reason their friends can't come over to our house to see them. It's not about hiding who I am, it's about choosing my audience.
Would any of us let our kids hang out with someone whose own mother thinks they are heading for a life of violence? I wouldn't.
I do think it's important for her to advocate that it can happen to any of us. We do need to realize that it's bigger than picking apart how she fed or taught her kid, it's WAY bigger than that.
I am just not sure she needed to throw her son under the bus to do that.
JMO