Bear With Me...I want a debate here

Frau_Phillips · 05-24-07, 11:59 PM

I apologise if this has already been discussed, I searched and found nada. And I know this issue has kind of passed, but I still wonder.

The Virginia Tech deaths have been increasingly on my mind. I tried to look for news stories, and those damn photos of that lunatic popped up, and to be honest, I started to cry.

There's a lot of speculation over whether to media did the "right" thing, airing that multi-media madness that Cho made. I know that me, being a very sensitive chick with 0 nads is always very disturbed to see his face and the hate in his eyes. I ripped out the photos from my Time magazine and burned them, but the pictures are still everywhere, it's hard to avoid.

Do you guys think that the decision to show them was good/wise?

Another question.

People are including Cho as one of the victims. Not just in a body-count, but as an "innocent" victim, tortured by society or something. One man said Cho was part of his "family" of college students.

Do y'all agree with that? Is this guy a victim?

I dont think so. I was beat up and picked on for 8 years of my life, and I didnt go shooting anybody up, I started homeschooling.

Just asking for some opinions. And please dont let this turn into a gun-control thing, I dont want to get into that.

05-24-07, 11:59 PM	#1
Frau_Phillips Machinist's Mate Join Date: May 2007 Location: The wrong side of the ocean Posts: 122 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Bear With Me...I want a debate here I apologise if this has already been discussed, I searched and found nada. And I know this issue has kind of passed, but I still wonder. The Virginia Tech deaths have been increasingly on my mind. I tried to look for news stories, and those damn photos of that lunatic popped up, and to be honest, I started to cry. There's a lot of speculation over whether to media did the "right" thing, airing that multi-media madness that Cho made. I know that me, being a very sensitive chick with 0 nads is always very disturbed to see his face and the hate in his eyes. I ripped out the photos from my Time magazine and burned them, but the pictures are still everywhere, it's hard to avoid. Do you guys think that the decision to show them was good/wise? Another question. People are including Cho as one of the victims. Not just in a body-count, but as an "innocent" victim, tortured by society or something. One man said Cho was part of his "family" of college students. Do y'all agree with that? Is this guy a victim? I dont think so. I was beat up and picked on for 8 years of my life, and I didnt go shooting anybody up, I started homeschooling. Just asking for some opinions. And please dont let this turn into a gun-control thing, I dont want to get into that.