It's been 18 years since the Columbine Massacre

[shreddertroll]

Damn, time surely does fly. The teenagers murdered would've been starting families now and in their mid 30's. Scary.

RIP to the victims.

[Sandmanlet]

Noone deserved that, terrible. RIP.

[BerserkGrom]

Why is it that in no other country in Europe there are school shootings but in the USA it's like a daily routine.

[ZMAg]

Mirin Willliam Sander's ability to go back in time 18 years to start a new family

[AndYUKnowThis]

Why is it that in no other country in Europe there are school shootings but in the USA it's like a daily routine.

Our gun laws. It sucks, but it is what it is. Even if we did ban guns, people would still find ways to kill

[LMAOatYou]

Why is it that in no other country in Europe there are school shootings but in the USA it's like a daily routine.

Because we have easier accessibility to guns as opposed to places in europe where they seem to slam trucks into people instead

[riley444]

I wonder if this is true though

[CommonPheasant]

Why is it that in no other country in Europe there are school shootings but in the USA it's like a daily routine.

Have you been paying attention to the news in Europe the last few years or are you still clinging to some fantasy?

[Sandmanlet]

I wonder if this is true though

http://i.imgur.com/SmX8b1p.jpg
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Pretty sure it is him, although I don't think it's been confirmed.

[Sandmanlet]

I wonder if this is true though

Pretty sure it is him, although I don't think it's been confirmed.

[Bulkytheboot]

Why is it that in no other country in Europe there are school shootings but in the USA it's like a daily routine.

18 years ago.

daily routine.

[JyzzMagnet]

Strong wtf, these people are dead. I'd expect this from some ******* 4channer living in his basement. Negged.

damn, my reps went down by a whole .15

[shreddertroll]

damn, my reps went down by a whole .15

It's the statement that counts.

[GoobyPls]

[Redfish225]

Some things are just unexplainable, no one deserved that.

R.I.P. to all.

[shamr0cked]

damn, my reps went down by a whole .15

Logged in to neg. yw

[nbk92]

Why is it that in no other country in Europe there are school shootings but in the USA it's like a daily routine.

Inb4 MFC. You don't watch the news much do you?

[spurdo]

Why is it that in no other country in Europe there are school shootings but in the USA it's like a daily routine.

Finland had a bloody school shooting in 2007, which sparked another just as deadly one in 2008 and the police found other people planning them aswell.

[ffguitarist14]

Why is it that in no other country in Europe there are school shootings but in the USA it's like a daily routine.

Daily. Every damn day there are school shooting massacres. It's basically a war zone on the streets, I would avoid it if I were you. I barely made it to work today

[Deathstroke]

Did anyone watch the movie of Rachel Scott, "I'm Not Ashamed"?

Obviously each life lost is a tragedy. I don't know anything about the lives of them though, but Rachel's story sounds like the world suffered a big loss there.

[wisdommaster1]

Why is it that in no other country in Europe there are school shootings but in the USA it's like a daily routine.

well considering each European country is the size of 1 US state, they obviously have a more uniform system in place in all areas and everything overall is just easier to manage/fund etc


plus agree with above ^^^ it's tough fight through all the shootings each day on the way to work. I have to pass 4 schools so I'm always having to dive for cover and toss out some smoke grenades to get by, luckily I live near a costco

[EnderG60]

Just look at how much progress we have made, school shootings are so quick and easy now.

[CodyZellery]

What was the reason for those two to do it?

[Deathstroke]

What was the reason for those two to do it?

I thought you were an American.

They were being bullied by the jocks and others daily.

[shreddertroll]

Did anyone watch the movie of Rachel Scott, "I'm Not Ashamed"?

Obviously each life lost is a tragedy. I don't know anything about the lives of them though, but Rachel's story sounds like the world suffered a big loss there.

I think Rachel's family overblew the whole she said "yes" thing, I obviously don't blame them nor do I judge them but it most likely didn't happen.

[Sandmanlet]

I thought you were an American.

They were being bullied by the jocks and others daily.

I heard that they weren't really bullied but were just viewed as outcast kids. I always thought those two were just psychotic people who didn't give a ****.

[badbl00d]

Damn, I forgot all about Columbine, completely wiped it from my memory. Funny how when something is brought back up you remember everything. I remember they released us from school as soon as reports came in. Bus service was pushed up, it was pretty chaotic because even though we were over 1,000 miles away people always connect their child to something tragic.

RIP to all the victims...wow.

[badbl00d]

I heard that they weren't really bullied but were just viewed as outcast kids. I always thought those two were just psychotic people who didn't give a ****.

No, they were heavily bullied, and pretty much labeled as the outcasts of the school.

[hendrixfreak70]

I remember being really affected by this, even though I too was about 1200 miles away. I was a senior in high school, with about a month left to graduate. I read their stories and got emotional in the days following what happened.

[Mercworx]

You guys should check out "The last podcast on the lefts" episode on Columbine very interesting when they dive deeper into who everyone is

No, they were heavily bullied, and pretty much labeled as the outcasts of the school.

Untrue apparently.