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@lagrange: sick-o...but, hey, I'm the one that laughed at it. We're all a bunch of hypocrites who criticize the media. Seriously, though, we're sitting here typing this s**t and thriving on it. We pay their salaries when we tune in, so eat it.

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@NeanderVolI totally agree. Obviously we cant just throw the whole story out the door, but releasing the pictures and video might not be a good idea because theres people like Cho around us. Just like him, they just want to be noticed. Once they see all this attention he's getting, it just might give people the idea of doing exactly what Cho did. I really hope we don't see a chain reaction and hear about more tragedies like this one

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People like you...

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This makes me jealous that the Columbine kids didn't have MySpace....these pictures are pathetic.

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Try this: V. Tech Killer thinks he's the Punisher?<a class="user" href="http://nonpartypolitics.blogspot.com/2007/04/was-v-tech-gunman-punish-comic-book-fan.html&quot;&gt;http://nonpartypolitics.blogspot.com/2007/04/was-v-tech-gunman-punish-comic-book-fan.html&lt;/a&gt;

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omg, you have GOT to be frackin' kidding me....

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I am a parent of 2 Children, and wtf are you talking about calling me an idiot. You raise your children to be good compassionate people that will help society. Why not Blame the parents. Any person is a product of their environment that they were raised. Witch I see you were raised in a rude house hold with maybe a need for a father figure.

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all of us have seen it by now. the images haven't really impressed me. i can only feel a mix of fear and disgust for this guy

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Question Marks..."This didn't have to happen", Cho Seung-Hui said, after brutally murdering thirty-two people at Virginia Tech University.And this terrible tragedy of sons, daughters, mothers and fathers didn't have to happen, if we'd only listened.But we never listen.We never listen to those that are different from us- the outcasts, the lonely, the homeless, the ones that are unspoken for. We don't try to understand. We shun them and put them out of our minds because of our fear that we will become like them.And these people become more and more lonely and alienated in their isolation.Words like "creep", "deranged misfit" and "psycho" devalue this killer's humanity so we don't have to face how similar he is to us. Cries of "how could he have been stopped" are uttered by media quick to sensationalize and gain market share, when the words "how could he have been listened to" are never considered.Because we don't want to listen.We don't want to hear about loneliness and alienation when we're all so busy with our lives, making money and making friends. And the unpopular, the ones that don't fit in, the lonely ones are ignored or made fun of because we don't care to understand anything about them.As a boy, Cho Seung-Hui "was picked on, pushed around and laughed at over his shyness" (Associated Press). When he started college, according to the Guardian, "his mother took his dormitory mates to one side to explain about her son's unusual character and implored them to help."And he clearly needed help, devaluing himself so much that he called himself "Question Mark".There are more "Question Marks" out there. There are millions of them. And if we don't listen to them, they will follow the same path again and again, because people are not connecting. We are becoming more and more disconnected from each other, creating more and more "Question Marks" every day.Most "Question Marks" don't become murderers. Some just kill themselves. Most harm no one and live just as we do, needing antidepressants to appear what we call "normal". They may be someone you know, someone you love.This "Question Mark" was once a little boy, who cried, and smiled and loved, He wanted to fit in just like you and I. But that desire to fit in transformed itself into anger towards a society that shunned and ignored him.How many more times will we shun and ignore the one that doesn't fit in, the one in the corner, the one that's different? When all we have to do is listen, before it's too late.But we won't.Thirty-two human beings who did not know Cho Seung-Hui were murdered.They were sons, daughters, fathers and mothers, with dreams of futures that will never come and children that will never be born. The thirty-two leave behind people that love them. People that are now scarred for life by this horrible day of death.To most of us that have not been directly involved, this tragedy will become a memory and fade like all the others that came before.And the "Question Marks" will appear with more frequency, again and again, because we don't listen.We never do.---------------<a class="user" href="http://www.x-thc.com&quot;&gt;http://www.x-thc.com&lt;/a&gt;

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