picapiedra18
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According to the news, the shooter just focused on one classroom. Very pathetic.
Elementary School Shooting in CT
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dotcomdesigns
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Exactly, there's more sickos in the US than anywhere else. Guns or no guns they'll still find ways to kill children
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loclhero
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Could be.
Or maybe he had a sick parent or two who did nothing BUT beat his ass when he was a child.
The only thing that we know for sure is that this was done by a sick, deranged person.
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I agree. I've heard reports in the past that it was Dungeons and Dragons that caused this person to go nuts (not THIS guy - in the past) - or all the violence in TV or the Movies, and now there will be others that will say it's the violence in video games. You know, 95% of the shooters ate peanut butter too - maybe that was to blame? In the end, you have a broken person and that person would eventually have had something set them off.
In either case, there are many families that will be grieving tonight - because of this 24 year old... just reported as Ryan Lanza.
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It's terrible. And so soon after the shooting in Portland.
I can never understand the end goal with these things. If somebody asks the guy who did it, listen so you went into a classroom and shot all the kids. What is the end goal? Maybe there isn't an end goal. Though, logically there has to be.
I can never understand the end goal with these things. If somebody asks the guy who did it, listen so you went into a classroom and shot all the kids. What is the end goal? Maybe there isn't an end goal. Though, logically there has to be.
Maybe to reach the news and shock the world or something. I have no idea why else you would kill children.
stankeydon2012
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Its indeed a very sad event. I mean these days people who are damn broke get so frustrated that they start taking the lives of other people. Our Prayers go to the families of those affected. Evil shall never prevail over good.
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Do you think that gun control is politics and not just common sense?
Not all of us here are from the US, I'm European and I don't care all that much about US politics but I don't like to see human lives being lost in this way. Specially children!
In my opinion gun control might help with making this kind of things less common, as in Europe. I didn't vote on US elections as I'm not a US citizen so for me this is not politics, just an opinion.
I won't pray as I don't believe in God, but that doesn't mean I'm deeply saddened by all this and give my opinion on how to make things better. I believe in people, but every time a thing like this happens it makes me lose some faith in the human race.
For those who died there is nothing left to do, but the US should take action in order to save more children and people in general from this fate!
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TheRealRazzy
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I wish that the shooter in CT was still alive so he could get raped multiple times in prison and then stabbed so many times that someone couldn't even estimate the punctures.
picapiedra18
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Nbc saying that most of the victims are kindergarteners.
The shooter killed his father at home and then his mother at the school along with the children who were the schoolkids in his mothers class... pretty fucked up world we're getting into. http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2012-12-14/newtown-shooter-identified-ryan-lanza-new-jersey
loclhero
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Reminds me of an old Chris Rock routine after Columbine, sadly it was funny at the time but his routine basically was, "everyone's talkin' about these two guys were influenced by video games, movies, crazy ass music. whatever happened to CRAZY??"
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What a weird world we live in. Prayers go out to those families.
Komakino22323
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So sad. How many more massacres does the government need to witness to realize the gun laws are insane?
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Exactly... I understand some ppl thinking that removing the guns will remove the problem but there's an old saying, "If we outlaw guns, then only outlaws will have guns". Nothing can stop the wacko from getting his hands on a weapon and using it - other than security, which unfortunately failed in this case.
All we can do is to try and tell our own kids that their schools are primarily safe and that even with what they see in the news, there are almost 100% safe there. No one is ever fully 100%... we know that - but it is close to that even with crazies like this guy.
Komakino22323
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I'll never understand the logic of those gun laws.
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Incredible man, wtf are they thinking....
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And for those that think that this is either exclusively a US problem or just a gun control problem, it isn't:
Man stabs 29 kids at kindergarten in China
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3684090...n-stabs-kids-kindergarten-china/#.UMuRdG9X3ak
It's a people problem and it's world wide - not just here. I also hope and Pray for those effected in China.
PS. Thankfully, the knife wielding crazy in China was less effective - I read reports of some in critical condition but no reported fatalities that I saw.
Man stabs 29 kids at kindergarten in China
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3684090...n-stabs-kids-kindergarten-china/#.UMuRdG9X3ak
It's a people problem and it's world wide - not just here. I also hope and Pray for those effected in China.
PS. Thankfully, the knife wielding crazy in China was less effective - I read reports of some in critical condition but no reported fatalities that I saw.
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