And this goes back to my comment about the media. We live in an age where information is EVERYWHERE. When we didn't have Twitter, Facebook, extensive mainstream media (like we do today), you rarely saw this shit. Now they (media) sensationalize stuff like this and kids or wackos are thinking "hey, it would be cool to pull a Columbine." Not only does the media throw it in our face, they almost give these whack jobs "how to" guides on how to do it.ptown_trojans_1;1736096 wrote:I've just accepted this is reality. There is no solution as people are unwilling to do anything.
It is just another form of terrorism that we have to accept. Sad but true.
I thought the Economist had a damning outside view of our unwilling to do anything and just that we have accepted this mass killings as the norm.
http://www.economist.com/blogs/democracyinamerica/2015/06/charleston-massacre?fsrc=scn/tw_ec/the_latest_american_mass_killing
I'm not saying "get rid of the media" but I don't see an ending to these things anytime soon. Hell, even when the military strikes ISIS, or some shit like that, the media is there to say "they tracked the terrorists down by monitoring their Facebook page and they knew their exact location." Gee, thanks for giving the bastards a "heads up" on what NOT to do next time, dumbasses.
There's an old saying...."even a fish doesn't get caught if it keeps it's mouth shut." (unless you're bowhunting them or snagging them, but you get the point)