columbine.....the modern-day holocost. it shined a light in a lot of dark rooms. and yet nobody learned, they did it because they were the outcasts. they didn't fit in, they were picked on and prodded like animals. what they did isn't what you might call "good", but it did show something, we dont accept differentiality. we needed to learn, those two were the professors in the matter. you can agree or disagree with this...in the end it might not really matter. but i feel it's true -nemo-
i agree with you to a point, but there are many of us that were outcasts who didnt gun down our schoolmates. i think, in the end - this was a parental problem. yes, it takes a village to raise a child - BUT if you dont have strong morals at home (ie. you know, murder is bad.) you're going to have problems. thats not to say that all killers have bad parents, but i think 90% of the time you will find some sort of abuse at home, be it mental, emotional or physical.
i agree with you to a point, but there are many of us that were outcasts who didnt gun down our schoolmates. i think, in the end - this was a parental problem. yes, it takes a village to raise a child - BUT if you dont have strong morals at home (ie. you know, murder is bad.) you're going to have problems. thats not to say that all killers have bad parents, but i think 90% of the time you will find some sort of abuse at home, be it mental, emotional or physical.
columbine.....the modern-day holocost. it shined a light in a lot of dark rooms. and yet nobody learned, they did it because they were the outcasts. they didn't fit in, they were picked on and prodded like animals. what they did isn't what you might call "good", but it did show something, we dont accept differentiality. we needed to learn, those two were the professors in the matter. you can agree or disagree with this...in the end it might not really matter. but i feel it's true -nemo-
i agree with you to a point, but there are many of us that were outcasts who didnt gun down our schoolmates. i think, in the end - this was a parental problem. yes, it takes a village to raise a child - BUT if you dont have strong morals at home (ie. you know, murder is bad.) you're going to have problems. thats not to say that all killers have bad parents, but i think 90% of the time you will find some sort of abuse at home, be it mental, emotional or physical.
i agree with you to a point, but there are many of us that were outcasts who didnt gun down our schoolmates. i think, in the end - this was a parental problem. yes, it takes a village to raise a child - BUT if you dont have strong morals at home (ie. you know, murder is bad.) you're going to have problems. thats not to say that all killers have bad parents, but i think 90% of the time you will find some sort of abuse at home, be it mental, emotional or physical.