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The NAC considers children with a lack of friends on social networks to be potentially dangerous
The National Anti-Terrorism Committee of Russia (NAC) sent out information to educational institutions that children who do not have enough friends on social networks should be considered potentially dangerous, the Telegram channel "Beware, News" reports.
Accordingly, teachers are asked to be on the lookout for children on the “subversive and aggressive spectrum,” engage with communities around school shootings, be concerned about shocking content and weapons, and respect “Nazis, fascists, and anarchists.” I got that. Also suspect are children who post extremely negative comments that suggest they are not understood or are being ignored.
We also recommend paying attention to children who have less than 100 social network users as friends.
Earlier in Kazan, an 18-year-old university student was preparing an armed attack on his classmates. As a result, security forces detained the student, who admitted that he had planned to attack his classmates on April 1.
Earlier, psychologist Davydov stated that trusting relationships between family members can save people from school tragedies.