Cassie

@ColumbineKid, it's best to leave religion out of the entire thing. You don't believe in god, I do. The next person may, or may not. I do agree with the fact that Eric and Dylan were wronged, they didn't deserve the treatment they got... Ok, so the hate would have been building up inside, lots of hate, the desire to hurt. Hurt in a way that things'll never be the same again. On top of that... thrill. They must've been thrilled at the thought of doing something that no one else had ever thought they were capable of. But you don't kill that way, do you? If you don't like something, if you're wronged, or even just feel that way, you speak up for your rights. You don't let it build up on the inside until it gets uncontrollable. Then you're just a destructo-machine which sucks in all the happiness around you. You take lives... kill... leave them bleeding in a corner.... It's pretty much a dead end..... And then you wake up, your senses just seem to be working again... But by then, it's too late... By then, you become your own death, by then, it's time for the end, the end which you bring upon yourself. I'm guessing that's what happened to Harris. He felt remorse, he seemed to be hot-blooded and passionate... from what I gather, Klebold was just totally imbalanced and he enjoyed himself thoroughly while killing. Real psychiatrist imbalanced, I mean. But c'mon, they weren't martyred by our society alone. They died of hate... the hate they had inside them... They died of.... themselves...