Once again bullying was the root cause

[frigidweirdo]

It's a matter of degree. The bullying today writes a new chapter on viciousness.

What a generation of pussies and cowards we have raised.

When I was young, as I said before, bullying necessarily involved physical violence of credible threats thereof. My generation learned that “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words can never hurt me.“

How did we get from there to now, when mere insults are deemed to constitute “bullying”?

No “…new chapter on viciousness” here. Just a new chapter on weakness and cowardice.

And there you have it. The right wingers actually WANT BULLYING because they think it turns people into men or some bullshit like that.

 

[Jessica123]

I think we need to teach our kids how to be kind and caring towards other people.

We as an society spawn kids that don't understand how to be human beings far to often.

 

[frigidweirdo]

I think we need to teach our kids how to be kind and caring towards other people.

We as an society spawn kids that don't understand how to be human beings far to often.

The BIGGEST problem in society is when MEN rule. Men want to fight, destroy, break heads, not sit down and talk about how best to deal with things.

 

[deanrd]

Um, no, the root cause was he was able to get guns and shoot people.

Jesus you're an idiot. The gun was the METHOD not the cause.

Too many retards allowed to vote.

When ignorant people say that, it proves they don't know what this country is about.

Do they even deserve to live here? Perhaps they would be happier in a country with a government more to their liking? Like Russia perhaps?

 

[Bob Blaylock]

And there you have it. The right wingers actually WANT BULLYING because they think it turns people into men or some bullshit like that.

 

[Bob Blaylock]

The BIGGEST problem in society is when MEN rule. Men want to fight, destroy, break heads, not sit down and talk about how best to deal with things.

What's your solution, then? That we only allow cowardly, worthless, pathetic, pussified girly-men such as yourself to be leaders?

Yeah, that will work out great.

 

[Marion Morrison]

Um, no, the root cause was he was able to get guns and shoot people.

I have guns and am able to shoot people too. How come I haven't killed anyone?

How would we know?

You know liar. You people are the most dishonest pos I have ever seen.

Usage of Psychotropic drugs
Male gender
Fatherless childhood, unsupervised / bad upbringing.
Insular social life, lack of proper social interaction, exposure to bullying.

These are the most common denominators and therefore the cause of school shootings.

Using your "logic" the gun is THE common denominator. The others are variables, and the conditions of each run from severe to slight.

Yeah, well, if it isn't guns, it will be bombs, or mowing down people with vehicles, or mass stabbing attacks, or chemical / poison attacks, or pressure cooker bombs, etc.

Someone who is crazy enough and determined to kill, will find a way to do it, especially if they are willing to give their own lives in the process. This is a social ill we are talking about. The Internet and social media getting have not made people more connected and peaceful, contrary to popular belief.

That said, I do believe that gun owners should be held responsible and liable, at least in civil court, if their child uses their gun without their permission to commit murder.

Using a gun is all about power, creating panic and watching it. Using a knife might provide the same entertainment, but it is more likely than a gun to be overpowered and beaten to death.

Come try and take my knife. Chances are you'll end up cut deep and wide. My knife is my knife, and will shave my arm.

 

[Jessica123]

The BIGGEST problem in society is when MEN rule. Men want to fight, destroy, break heads, not sit down and talk about how best to deal with things.

What's your solution, then? That we only allow cowardly, worthless, pathetic, pussified girly-men such as yourself to be leaders?

Yeah, that will work out great.

We'd be better off without all the murder, assaults and wars that is for sure. Why exactly do we need violent people in power? I think we need smart and rational people that care about leading our people towards better.

 

[WEATHER53]

It’s not that hard to be nice. And even if you can’t be nice then just don’t aggravate
Get with it high schoolers

 

[Marion Morrison]

I got bullied, bullies are assholes.

Never gave thought to mass shooting about it. I owned a semiautomatic rifle.

I did hide a bat behind the Oak tree at the bus stop though, then tried to coax the bully off the bus..

He did come off, actually, then I grabbed that bat. He went back onto the bus, never messed with me again. We're friends to this day.

 

[Marion Morrison]

I think we need to teach our kids how to be kind and caring towards other people.

We as an society spawn kids that don't understand how to be human beings far to often.

The BIGGEST problem in society is when MEN rule. Men want to fight, destroy, break heads, not sit down and talk about how best to deal with things.

Yeah, dumbass, because putting people who are raving hormonal lunatic psychopaths for at least one week out of four in charge is a much better idea! Kick yourself in the nads for me, pls?

 

[WheelieAddict]

But the nation will hold vigils and marches denouncing assault rifles, semi-auto pistols, all guns, Dimocrat politicians will make speeches and write new gun laws and proclaim the NRA a terrorist group.

But there won't be marches or speeches denouncing the root cause of why a fellow student goes off the deep end.


Santa Fe High School student claims students and coaches 'emotionally bullied' suspected shooter

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Santa Fe High School student claims students and coaches 'emotionally bullied' suspected shooter

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  A student who survived the Texas school shooting on Friday has spoken out about the accused gunman, saying that he was 'emotionally bullied' by his classmates and coaches.
  
  Dustin Severin, an 11th-grade student at Santa Fe High School, told KRIV that the suspected shooter, 17-year-old Dimitrios Pagourtiz, was constantly teased at school, but that he believed it never escalated into anything physical.
  
  "I know he's picked on by coaches and other students. He didn't really talk to anyone," he told the station. "My friends from the football team told me that coaches said he smelled, like, right in front of his face. And other kids would look at him and laugh at him ... nothing like physical but they still emotionally bullied him."
  
  "I never thought he would just snap and shoot up the school," Severin added. "He didn't seem like he was a hateful person."

/QUOTE]

Blaming bullying as the root cause is as stupid as blaming guns as the root cause. It's just not that simple.

 

[Marion Morrison]

But the nation will hold vigils and marches denouncing assault rifles, semi-auto pistols, all guns, Dimocrat politicians will make speeches and write new gun laws and proclaim the NRA a terrorist group.

But there won't be marches or speeches denouncing the root cause of why a fellow student goes off the deep end.


Santa Fe High School student claims students and coaches 'emotionally bullied' suspected shooter

[
Santa Fe High School student claims students and coaches 'emotionally bullied' suspected shooter

• 
  
  A student who survived the Texas school shooting on Friday has spoken out about the accused gunman, saying that he was 'emotionally bullied' by his classmates and coaches.
  
  Dustin Severin, an 11th-grade student at Santa Fe High School, told KRIV that the suspected shooter, 17-year-old Dimitrios Pagourtiz, was constantly teased at school, but that he believed it never escalated into anything physical.
  
  "I know he's picked on by coaches and other students. He didn't really talk to anyone," he told the station. "My friends from the football team told me that coaches said he smelled, like, right in front of his face. And other kids would look at him and laugh at him ... nothing like physical but they still emotionally bullied him."
  
  "I never thought he would just snap and shoot up the school," Severin added. "He didn't seem like he was a hateful person."

/QUOTE]

Blaming bullying as the root cause is as stupid as blaming guns as the root cause. It's just not that simple.

I know the root cause, but leftists don't wanna hear it.

a) Taking God out of schools

b) Taking discipline out of schools and the home.

There ya go.

 

[Jessica123]

But the nation will hold vigils and marches denouncing assault rifles, semi-auto pistols, all guns, Dimocrat politicians will make speeches and write new gun laws and proclaim the NRA a terrorist group.

But there won't be marches or speeches denouncing the root cause of why a fellow student goes off the deep end.


Santa Fe High School student claims students and coaches 'emotionally bullied' suspected shooter

[
Santa Fe High School student claims students and coaches 'emotionally bullied' suspected shooter

• 
  
  A student who survived the Texas school shooting on Friday has spoken out about the accused gunman, saying that he was 'emotionally bullied' by his classmates and coaches.
  
  Dustin Severin, an 11th-grade student at Santa Fe High School, told KRIV that the suspected shooter, 17-year-old Dimitrios Pagourtiz, was constantly teased at school, but that he believed it never escalated into anything physical.
  
  "I know he's picked on by coaches and other students. He didn't really talk to anyone," he told the station. "My friends from the football team told me that coaches said he smelled, like, right in front of his face. And other kids would look at him and laugh at him ... nothing like physical but they still emotionally bullied him."
  
  "I never thought he would just snap and shoot up the school," Severin added. "He didn't seem like he was a hateful person."

/QUOTE]

Blaming bullying as the root cause is as stupid as blaming guns as the root cause. It's just not that simple.

Bullying is the majority of it! Young men are taught to fight back and in todays world many choose to use guns.

It is all idiocy.

 

[Jessica123]

But the nation will hold vigils and marches denouncing assault rifles, semi-auto pistols, all guns, Dimocrat politicians will make speeches and write new gun laws and proclaim the NRA a terrorist group.

But there won't be marches or speeches denouncing the root cause of why a fellow student goes off the deep end.


Santa Fe High School student claims students and coaches 'emotionally bullied' suspected shooter

[
Santa Fe High School student claims students and coaches 'emotionally bullied' suspected shooter

• 
  
  A student who survived the Texas school shooting on Friday has spoken out about the accused gunman, saying that he was 'emotionally bullied' by his classmates and coaches.
  
  Dustin Severin, an 11th-grade student at Santa Fe High School, told KRIV that the suspected shooter, 17-year-old Dimitrios Pagourtiz, was constantly teased at school, but that he believed it never escalated into anything physical.
  
  "I know he's picked on by coaches and other students. He didn't really talk to anyone," he told the station. "My friends from the football team told me that coaches said he smelled, like, right in front of his face. And other kids would look at him and laugh at him ... nothing like physical but they still emotionally bullied him."
  
  "I never thought he would just snap and shoot up the school," Severin added. "He didn't seem like he was a hateful person."

/QUOTE]

Blaming bullying as the root cause is as stupid as blaming guns as the root cause. It's just not that simple.

I know the root cause, but leftists don't wanna hear it.

a) Taking God out of schools

b) Taking discipline out of schools and the home.

There ya go.

Explain why all European countries, Canada, Japan, and south Korea doesn't have this problem. They're all non-religious when it comes to education...So that isn't it.

 

[frigidweirdo]

The BIGGEST problem in society is when MEN rule. Men want to fight, destroy, break heads, not sit down and talk about how best to deal with things.

What's your solution, then? That we only allow cowardly, worthless, pathetic, pussified girly-men such as yourself to be leaders?

Yeah, that will work out great.

No, let women rule.

 

[frigidweirdo]

I got bullied, bullies are assholes.

Never gave thought to mass shooting about it. I owned a semiautomatic rifle.

I did hide a bat behind the Oak tree at the bus stop though, then tried to coax the bully off the bus..

He did come off, actually, then I grabbed that bat. He went back onto the bus, never messed with me again. We're friends to this day.

Ah, so because you didn't do it, nobody does it then?

Uh huh?

 

[frigidweirdo]

But the nation will hold vigils and marches denouncing assault rifles, semi-auto pistols, all guns, Dimocrat politicians will make speeches and write new gun laws and proclaim the NRA a terrorist group.

But there won't be marches or speeches denouncing the root cause of why a fellow student goes off the deep end.


Santa Fe High School student claims students and coaches 'emotionally bullied' suspected shooter

[
Santa Fe High School student claims students and coaches 'emotionally bullied' suspected shooter

• 
  
  A student who survived the Texas school shooting on Friday has spoken out about the accused gunman, saying that he was 'emotionally bullied' by his classmates and coaches.
  
  Dustin Severin, an 11th-grade student at Santa Fe High School, told KRIV that the suspected shooter, 17-year-old Dimitrios Pagourtiz, was constantly teased at school, but that he believed it never escalated into anything physical.
  
  "I know he's picked on by coaches and other students. He didn't really talk to anyone," he told the station. "My friends from the football team told me that coaches said he smelled, like, right in front of his face. And other kids would look at him and laugh at him ... nothing like physical but they still emotionally bullied him."
  
  "I never thought he would just snap and shoot up the school," Severin added. "He didn't seem like he was a hateful person."

/QUOTE]

Blaming bullying as the root cause is as stupid as blaming guns as the root cause. It's just not that simple.

But denying that bullying is part of the problem would be a hell of a lot more stupid.

 

[fncceo]

How come I haven't killed anyone?

You're a bad shot?

 

[MisterBeale]

You know what I find disturbing?

I find it disturbing that after the incident, the accused social media accounts have been closed down, unavailable to public inspection.

Why is it only people in authority positions can analyze this evidence and create a paradigm of reality for the population?