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Originally Posted by oneminizut
I just watched the news coverage. On the phone with emmyndex telling her. She says she believes distraught ex-boyfriends should go take their own lives instead of innocent people. I tend to agree. 
On both sides of the fence, there are just to many fish in the sea!
I don't watch news, because the reporting is slanted...They want to sell, and most buy into it!
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people have amazingly said that this is President Bush's fault and everyones fault like teachers and students except his...
why is it when someone commits an act of crime we decide to blame it on everyone but the person who did it? We seem to exempt the people who commit the crime because it would be too hard to actually punish them, and in this case there is no way to punish him, but our media wants to punish someone so why not the teachers, the other faculty, the students whom all notice he had problems though they never knew how bad it was.
The man who did it, was truly disturbed.
why is it when someone commits an act of crime we decide to blame it on everyone but the person who did it? We seem to exempt the people who commit the crime because it would be too hard to actually punish them, and in this case there is no way to punish him, but our media wants to punish someone so why not the teachers, the other faculty, the students whom all notice he had problems though they never knew how bad it was.
The man who did it, was truly disturbed.
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04-24-2007, 10:32 AM
Yea many people cast around everywhere to put the blame. It's often the ones that shirk responsibility for anything in their own lives, from reading their blogs.
The new congress is distancing themselves from any more gun controls too, Lol. As it should be; ban the nuts not the guns.
Miss America 1944 would have handled it in the classroom.
The new congress is distancing themselves from any more gun controls too, Lol. As it should be; ban the nuts not the guns.
Miss America 1944 would have handled it in the classroom.
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Originally Posted by RexB
Yea many people cast around everywhere to put the blame. It's often the ones that shirk responsibility for anything in their own lives, from reading their blogs.
The new congress is distancing themselves from any more gun controls too, Lol. As it should be; ban the nuts not the guns.
Miss America 1944 would have handled it in the classroom.
The new congress is distancing themselves from any more gun controls too, Lol. As it should be; ban the nuts not the guns.
Miss America 1944 would have handled it in the classroom.
The news makes a great effort to focus on things like deaths in our country or Anna Nicole's crazy life...Are they any better than the Inquirer?...What about our Soldier's?...32 of them die, and it is only a blurb in the news...not a daily barage!
I better get off this subject before I go over the gray line.
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