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For those of u that dont watch the news, we had a school shooting. A copy of others of course.The reason im posting this is because a guy at my work found the killers website.Its up to u if u want to check out how messed up he is.There are pictures of him in his trench coat and carrying his gun.the website is vampirefreaks.com and the user name is angel of death. he shot 17 ppl and one of them died.He then, turned the gun on himself.Those of us with children have to be concerned about this crap because its growing in popularity.Please leave a post with your opinions,Thx.
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It definitely does concern me, and I look to the parents/guardians to make sure they are involved in their childrens' lives and activities so they know what is going on and if they're having feelings or situations that may lead them to think about events like this.

The only other thing that bothers me is that people are already starting to latch onto the fact that he liked to play video games. Believe me, there are a ton of people that play video games and they don't go on shooting sprees. I could type more on this subject, but it would just be a rehash of all the arguments I made before.

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The video games part is bunk, but media douchebags will stick to it instead of the other things on his blog. He had almost nothing in regards to videogames in any of his blogposts, but he sure as hell had a lot to say about other people who fucked with him. I've seen "Postal Guy lol" and "i win at WoW", nothing else.

A lot of his shit consists of getting drunk or how some death metal band rocks.
Several times, though are things completely unconnected to anything other than psychotic complexes like:
"HA HA HA HA HA HA. FUCK THE WORLD. You're all animals. I can see through you. When I look in your eyes I can see your thoughts. You're nothing at all. Just animals. Always thinking about sticking your dicks in a hole."
And several mentions of the Aryan "race" superiority.

Basically everything that isn't just "yaaaaaaaaa" or "jack daniels" shows how fucked up this punk was, but of course journalists and pricks with an agenda are too lazy and look for keywords like "video games".
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Yeah I saw that on the news. Basically an anti-social goth kid who fantasized about shooting other people. I bet the goth students I see walking around here in Barrie are getting weird looks... you know, weirder than usual.
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goth is just punk light... all the look but none of the meat, a punk rocker would have shot the camera and camera man.
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Sounds like a crappy drink. New punk light! I'm sure Den could produce a picture of such a product.

We rarely hear about School Shootings over here. It just doesn't happen all that often. Usually it's some weird old man who just flips one day. However, we do have problems with knives over here. Some dick for brains chav thinks it's cool to bring in a knife because it's "sooo independent and dangerous", except they don't actually think that to themselves because they don't know any words past 2 syllables. Apparently they have balls if they're "hard enough" to bring in a knife. So more of a moron problem rather than a psycho problem.
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I'd like to know how the hell he was even able to get access to a gun in the first place. If his parent's had been even half paying attention that would never have happened in the first place. My guess is they are shocked that there son could have done this, cause the 5 minutes they saw him for everyday he seemed so normal :roll:
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The punk had a CX4 Storm, a dandy little popgun not unlike the M1 Carbine. The thing is barely powerful enough to kill rodents (which would explain how only one out of twenty people shot died), but it isn't a suprise how he got it, as he was twenty-five years old and in college. He bought it legally. He also had a Colt and a shotgun (or "a twelve caliber gun that fires four bullets per shot" Huh?), also probably legal purchase.

In this case, the "Videogames hurting kids" routine cannot work considering this punk was a 'full-grown adult', past his developmental years.
His website was finally taken last night.

"Life is like a video game, you gotta die sometimes." What a dumbfuck. Life came first.
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I blame him as an individual, 100% ... free will at the altar of reptiles. And yes BadAsh, where the hell were the parents? Any rational parent could see this a mile away. This stuff doesn't happen in a vacuum. Failure leaves clues.

I would guess that if we were given a tally of his choices and experiences in life we would nod our head in agreement that his mangled soul should probably land in a hospital somewhere that has barbed wire. Sadly I believe Den is right and the media with further try to "blame" something they know won't fight back, and is easily thrown under the bus.

Thinking he was a vampire while drugged and shlitzed doesn't help anything either. The desperate need to feel above others. Whatever pal, if life is like a video game, you lost.
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it is a shame that warning signs are ignored or over seen. Parents are often times too busy to pay their children the time and attention they desperatley, if not want, need. He was a quack for sure, if all the lonely or mistreated or video game playing or goth loving or delusional or any other of the thousands of society's excuses for this sort of horrific event got guns and decided it's time for payback then blood would run free everywhere. I don't let the parents off the hook but this is a cross-cirquited, deranged person and no amount of parental or societal (is that a word?) nuturing would have prevented him commiting something very unfortunate in his lifetime, he would have just been someone who was loved and cared for more that did an awful deed.

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I have to say from personal experience, it doesn't come down the the parents in some cases. I used to always see stuff happenin, and always thought it was bad parenting, that is, until it happened within a family i called my own. These 2 boys were like brothers to me, their parents i called my parents, our families were extremely close. We were all raised the exact same way with same opportunities, same rules, etc. The parents tried keeping as close an eye as they could on them, however, they both ended up doing some pretty brutal stuff. Like cops come to take em away type stuff. I helped raise these kids, they were in karate to keep em off the street they did extremely well, came from a house that wasn't starved for money, had good grades, but both made some real stupid decisions. And thats when i realized that sometimes the parents cannot be held for blame. The parents i know tried therapy, tried taking a more active role, etc, however it just went more and more downhill. I blame the kids and the lack of willpower to stand out on their own and not follow their friends. I blame the school they went to. What it really comes down to is peoples own decisions, and yes, we can all try an dinfluence them with as much positive thought and energy as we can, however it boils down to that person as an individual. Parents, music, games, movies, media, friends, sure.. it can ALL contribute to peoples personality, but i think the majority of the time it isnt any of these, its the person trying to reach out for something they're lacking, but even with the closest attention that need may not be met.
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blame society as a whole... Kill them all and let god sort them out! .. hmmm where do I get an off market thermonuclear weapon so I can shake it about and say I am cool!

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Well heres my honest opinion on the whole parenting issue. To me, there is a fine line you need to walk as parent. You can either shelter your children, wich I think brings alot of trouble. You shelter and as your childeren get older they want to explore and see what they have been missing. Wich also can mean following the wrong friends down the wrong road. Then theres letting them do what ever they want and not being a parent at all, wich can also lead them down the wrong road. So as far as I am concerened, you really need to find that happy medium and hope that as they get older can make the right decisions. My dad once told me ".....if you ever get arrested, don't call me to bail you out." Boy, my first night behind bars was a long one.

As far as blaming video games and TV, anyone who uses this as an excuse can go F@#$ themselves. Where are the parents to monitor what they are watching? I understand that the parents can't be there all the time.

To say he did it cause he was "Goth" is BS. He was fucked in the head and thats all it was.
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Dr. Death said -"Boy, my first night behind bars was a long one."

First nite?!?!? is that where you got all your Fairy Muscles? pumpin iron with the crips in cell block d? tch tch tch... Boy oh boy we used to let anybody join PHX back in the day didn't we ;)
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