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| Originally posted by Import Someone ninja'd his shit perhaps |
what a twisted fuck
http://newsbloggers.aol.com/2007/04...ung-huis-plays/
he should've been checked out by a psychiatrist back then.
but then you have all these liberal twats who scream about limiting the freedoms and oppression
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| Originally posted by igottaknow does this help? |
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| Originally posted by Jocker what a twisted fuck http://newsbloggers.aol.com/2007/04...ung-huis-plays/ he should've been checked out by a psychiatrist back then. but then you have all these liberal twats who scream about limiting the freedoms and oppression |

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| Originally posted by david.sound C'mon, lets not throw this out of proportion. I'm sure Marc is just making a joke. Lets not argue and just put our heads down for the victims. |
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| Originally posted by Jocker what a twisted fuck http://newsbloggers.aol.com/2007/04...ung-huis-plays/ he should've been checked out by a psychiatrist back then. but then you have all these liberal twats who scream about limiting the freedoms and oppression |
that Cho Seung-Hui dude is really fucked up. if he had a myspace, even tom wouldn't be his friend
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| Originally posted by ******** Why restrict anyone? What if 10 people had guns in the area instead of just one/two? |

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American children are more at risk from firearms than the children of any other industrialized nation. In one year, firearms killed no children in Japan, 19 in Great Britain, 57 in Germany, 109 in France, 153 in Canada, and 5,285 in the United States. (Centers for Disease Control) quote: In a single year, 3,012 children and teens were killed by gunfire in the United States, according to the latest national data released in 2002. That is one child every three hours; eight children every day; and more than 50 children every week. And every year, at least 4 to 5 times as many kids and teens suffer from non-fatal firearm injuries. (Children's Defense Fund and National Center for Health Statistics) quote: Between 1994 and 1999, there were 220 school associated violent events resulting in 253 deaths - - 74.5% of these involved firearms. Handguns caused almost 60% of these deaths. (Journal of American Medical Association, December 2001) quote: Between 1979 and 2001, gunfire killed 90,000 children and teens in America. (Children's Defense Fund and National Center for Health Statistics) quote: American kids are 16 times more likely to be murdered with a gun, 11 times more likely to commit suicide with a gun, and nine times more likely to die from a firearm accident than children in 25 other industrialized countries combined. (Centers for Disease Control) quote: According to a report by the Joshephson Institute of Ethics (2000 Report Card: Report #1), 60% of high school and 31% of middle school boys said they could get a gun if they wanted to (April, 2001) |
thats why all modern militaries use swords, theyre just as efficient as firearms.
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| Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN but guns dont kill people thats why all modern militaries use swords, theyre just as efficient as firearms. |
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| Originally posted by hadi ****** its almost like you are ok with what marc said. even if was just a joke what if someone you knew was killed there, it wouldnt be just a joke anymore. |
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| Originally posted by david.sound I accept that in this world we live in, people can be ignorant. I don't look down or look up to these people. I just acknowledge their presence and move on with life. Sometimes you just need to filter out those that are negative and just smile. Obviously the shooter didn't. <3 hadi |
Thanks for the concern guys. I wasn't able to read this whole thread because it's pretty long but I did see my name thrown around a little bit there at the front...
I'm ok but it's been really tough. Yesterday when the news was breaking all day it just shock and awe and I was just numb hearing and watching the news roll in.
but today... today was brutal. it's having that despair sink in all day just culminating in a wave of grief, especially when I was watching the convocation ceremony. It's just overwhelming. Luckily I only know a couple people still down at Tech and they are all ok. One of my friends was actually in Holden which is the hall next to Norris and he said he heard the gunshots and he saw police officers run by the window with shotguns. A girl I went to high school with, her sister got shot. She didn't die, but it still hits home the fact that EVERYONE around this area knows someone who knows someone at Tech. And it's that much more horrendous for this tragedy. I just can't fathom the motivation that drove this person to such an extreme end.
Virginia Tech is still my community. You know. As an alumni, I'm still family and i'm really broken over this. It's hard to describe a loyalty or kinship that you have with your university until a tragic event like this pulls everyone together, but it makes you all that stronger for having that tie that binds you together.
It's hard coping with something so devasting.Words really can't desribe how awful I feel. People have been calling and texting and emailing me all day. I called and texted FlavDave to see how he was doing and I've been trying to call everyone else I know as well.
Again, thanks for the concerns. I'm pretty broken right now so I'm going to go sleep.
Virginia Tech for life.
where is this world going to end??? I was shocked yesterday, litteraly, I couldnt keep my mouth closed while watching the news, I dont understand why this kid killed everybody thought, not into the full story yet, was he targeting specific people?? or did he just go out on a rampage??
* non gay hug for mebot
we might be joking here but we all feel bad deep down inside, at least i do.
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| Originally posted by david.sound I'm sure movie producers will make a movie about this, starring Chow Yun Fat as the shooter. You all know it's true too. They'll remind the world of this unfortunate event taking advantage of our emotions and making money as a result. |
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| Even though people are killed by guns, I do not think gun regulation will stop the murders. |
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| It is hard to believe, but more than ten thousand Americans are killed by firearms every year. |
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| only a few Japanese are killed by firearms each year. |
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| Typical of "acquaintance homicides" in general are: drug dealers killed by competitors or customers; gang members killed by members of the same or rival gangs; and women killed by brutal, predatory men. |
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| In sum, it cannot be true that possession of firearms causes ordinary people to murder -- for murderers are virtually never ordinary, but rather are extreme aberrants with life histories of crime, psychopathology and/or substance abuse. |
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| Originally posted by _Nut_ Have you not been reading the news reports? |
all guns should be outlawed... they have been in the UK and it's only led to good things for them... guns are pointless & only cause damage...
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| Originally posted by bas He hasn't. I called him out on that before, he's just guessing. See in his world the news is whatever makes him sound intelligent and people laugh at his jokes. |
Good to finally hear from mebot.
One thing I find funny is how Fox News plasters the pictures of the killer with all those graphics. Who really sat down and thought using a bold red font that says "FACE OF A KILLER", has a graphic of a fingerprint, and my two favorites, police tape and a crosshair, would be the most tasteful way to portray it? I think most of us get the point without all these shite powerpoint graphics. I really hope they didn't think it'd improve ratings, but alas, that's probably their intention.
Way to come late to the party
I've been callin ya since the first pages.
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| Originally posted by Mebot Thanks for the concern guys. I wasn't able to read this whole thread because it's pretty long but I did see my name thrown around a little bit there at the front... I'm ok but it's been really tough. Yesterday when the news was breaking all day it just shock and awe and I was just numb hearing and watching the news roll in. but today... today was brutal. it's having that despair sink in all day just culminating in a wave of grief, especially when I was watching the convocation ceremony. It's just overwhelming. Luckily I only know a couple people still down at Tech and they are all ok. One of my friends was actually in Holden which is the hall next to Norris and he said he heard the gunshots and he saw police officers run by the window with shotguns. A girl I went to high school with, her sister got shot. She didn't die, but it still hits home the fact that EVERYONE around this area knows someone who knows someone at Tech. And it's that much more horrendous for this tragedy. I just can't fathom the motivation that drove this person to such an extreme end. Virginia Tech is still my community. You know. As an alumni, I'm still family and i'm really broken over this. It's hard to describe a loyalty or kinship that you have with your university until a tragic event like this pulls everyone together, but it makes you all that stronger for having that tie that binds you together. It's hard coping with something so devasting.Words really can't desribe how awful I feel. People have been calling and texting and emailing me all day. I called and texted FlavDave to see how he was doing and I've been trying to call everyone else I know as well. Again, thanks for the concerns. I'm pretty broken right now so I'm going to go sleep. Virginia Tech for life. |
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| Originally posted by josh rising all guns should be outlawed... they have been in the UK and it's only led to good things for them... guns are pointless & only cause damage... |
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| Originally posted by Demoted Good to finally hear from mebot. One thing I find funny is how Fox News plasters the pictures of the killer with all those graphics. Who really sat down and thought using a bold red font that says "FACE OF A KILLER", has a graphic of a fingerprint, and my two favorites, police tape and a crosshair, would be the most tasteful way to portray it? I think most of us get the point without all these shite powerpoint graphics. I really hope they didn't think it'd improve ratings, but alas, that's probably their intention. |
Eddie Izzard: ""It's not guns that kill people, it's people that kill people."" "I think the guns help a little bit."
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