at least vinessa didn't bring a gun to school
some kids can't take bullying anymore and bring a gun. at least vinessa didn't do that.
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Tiffany: did you see her hair? shez like the mayor of planet frizzball, <cough> slut!!!
BANG!!!
Nikki: (takes the ball) come on wuss. slut...who re
BANG!!!!
Stacy: chill out Vanessa, I didn't know the stupid b itch would print it out, you're so sensitive see you at the party...
BANG...
The weaselly guy: a slut at work...
BANG!!!!
guy with camera: ....BANG!!!!
delicious but unrealistic...
lol damn right. well then again personally sometimes i feel that killing someone who is causing you problems is always better then killing "suicide" yourself. but then again these kids usually have bad aim and thus take a few innocent bystanders with them.
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shareAt least she didn't pull a Columbine or VT...that would have been terrible.
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Yeah, and sadly the media wouldn't have given her a chance. They would just call her "Sick" and be done with it, without realizing how much she's been hurt.
Some people count sheep. Doesn't work with AlwaysCool, just gets him excited.
I personally wouldn't have mind if she shot the school up. I see b!tches like that in school all the time and sometime i wish i could make them suffer. It would be amusing to see the media portray the girls as "innocent victims"
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my brother draws comic books. long before writing violent material was considered threatening, he'd put the kids from school he couldn't stand into his comics. they'd get blown up or shot, and he was done with them. that was one of his methods.
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The vast majority of school shooters are not victims of bullying who are striking back at their tormentors. (Certainly the Columbine and Virginia Tech murderers were not bullied.) Most of these boys (very few are girls) are kids with a lot of mental problems who want to feel that blaze of complete domination--they are more narcissistic than anything else, and they know exactly what they're doing, they are not acting out of emotional overload. There are a few books that deals with this further--here are some links:
http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2009-04-13-columbine-myths_N.htm?loc=interstitialskip
."..."These are not ordinary kids who were bullied into retaliation," psychologist Peter Langman writes in his new book, [u]Why Kids Kill: Inside the Minds of School Shooters[/u]. "These are not ordinary kids who played too many video games. These are not ordinary kids who just wanted to be famous. These are simply [u]not ordinary kids[/u]. These are kids with serious psychological problems."
Don't romanticize them or offer excuses for them. It's good to be concerned about kids who are being bullied, but none of these kids fit that profile. They knew exactly what they were doing--killing people randomly. They would've killed you or me or any of us.
She should have. In fact, she should have kidnapped those girls and tortured them to death.
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At least SOMEONE understands! I'm 16 and have been bullied to the point where I have post traumatic stress disorder and I have to take online classes because the last time I went to school, I had such a bad panic attack I actually wet my pants. People tell me to "get over it" because "Everyone has been bullied at some point" or I get the "I didn't fit in when I went to high school either!".
shareShe could have been pushed into it, some bullying can cause that, I have seen that. A classmate of mine got pushed that he said to me 'I am thinking of coming at her with a gun or a knife' at least having a friend like me calmed him.
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