Man shoots up Gym in Penn. Killing 3 then himself. THIS is what was going through his mind.
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If he had just killed himself, I would have truly respected his decision to end a life he clearly despised. As it is, I suppose now you can only pity him and others liked him that just get fucked up in the head. A few loose wires so speak, and it creates a person like that. I feel so sorry for those poor women who were just as much victims of how fucked up a species we are as much to a madman with a gun.
it's a firstMischiviktus said:
but give it a week and someone will find he had an unopened gta3 box and all hell will break loose
but yeah, poor lad
a hooker, that's what he needed
If you actually do have that question seriously going through your mind, you need to seek therapy. It's not like it's a horrible thing that you should be ashamed of either, but It certainly isn't something you want to think about, is it? Probably would be a good idea to figure out the reasoning behind it.garjian said:meh...
*skim reads article, reads posts for the jist*
i dont see why he didnt just go to some brothel or something...
at the very least go for a dangerwank somewhere lol...
ah well... i expect this kind of behaviour these days... i mean...
how many times have you questioned whats stopping you killing the nearest person?
it is a fine line... :/ well... for me at least... i dunno about anyone else
At the risk of sounding sympathetic to a loon, does anyone else kind of feel bad for this guy?
I mean, have you read his journal?
This guy just couldn't catch his break, and even when things seemed to be picking up, he couldn't allow himself hope for fear that it would come crashing down on him. I mean, he was clearly misguided, and more than a little crazy. But I seriously felt for the dude.
I mean, have you read his journal?
This guy just couldn't catch his break, and even when things seemed to be picking up, he couldn't allow himself hope for fear that it would come crashing down on him. I mean, he was clearly misguided, and more than a little crazy. But I seriously felt for the dude.
There are probably more people out there then we care to admit that have experiences like this guy seemed to. I know i did growing up.
When i was going through school (be it junior high, high school, and college/univeristy), i was always decent looking, talented at anything i tried to do (be it sports or academics), i was a little soft-spoken and shy, but i wasn't an introvert. I was sociable, and very popular with most guys but for whatever reason the women wanted NOTHING to do with me. I just could not relate to them for some reason.
I found this incredibly frustrating, and eventually gave up on trying to impress women or even to ask them out.
I know my parents feared i was gay, but i just was SO frustrated at my attempts to find someone, that i just gave up rather then get to the point that this guy obviously was at. (I could definitely have seen myself getting there.)
Eventually i started travelling outside of the area that i grew up in, and i learned that it was all really something about that particular area. I'm Canadian, and i found that when i travelled to the USA suddenly i was a womanizing machine! The ladies just couldn't keep their hands off of me.
I came to the conclusion that it was a societal thing. I just didn't jive with what southern canadian girls were looking for, apparently.
I wonder if maybe, had this guy packed up shop and moved some place else, he would have found something similar?
Course he also appeared to have deeper issues then just that.. His commentaries on his brother and father suggest something more then just "I can't get a date. Women must die."
When i was going through school (be it junior high, high school, and college/univeristy), i was always decent looking, talented at anything i tried to do (be it sports or academics), i was a little soft-spoken and shy, but i wasn't an introvert. I was sociable, and very popular with most guys but for whatever reason the women wanted NOTHING to do with me. I just could not relate to them for some reason.
I found this incredibly frustrating, and eventually gave up on trying to impress women or even to ask them out.
I know my parents feared i was gay, but i just was SO frustrated at my attempts to find someone, that i just gave up rather then get to the point that this guy obviously was at. (I could definitely have seen myself getting there.)
Eventually i started travelling outside of the area that i grew up in, and i learned that it was all really something about that particular area. I'm Canadian, and i found that when i travelled to the USA suddenly i was a womanizing machine! The ladies just couldn't keep their hands off of me.
I came to the conclusion that it was a societal thing. I just didn't jive with what southern canadian girls were looking for, apparently.
I wonder if maybe, had this guy packed up shop and moved some place else, he would have found something similar?
Course he also appeared to have deeper issues then just that.. His commentaries on his brother and father suggest something more then just "I can't get a date. Women must die."
In some ways you kind of feel sorry for him based on the way he feels, but I still have a hard time with it because I really don't know what he was like as a person before he decided to murder people.