It's clear that Seung-Hui Cho definitely had a lot of admiration for Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold. He even called them martyrs. He had a lot in common with them too, all three of them were loners who didn't fit in, they had a hate for society, they were bullied by other kids, and they had a vendetta against people they saw as stuck up or snobs, they looked like normal, nice, shy, quiet kids, but were deeply troubled, all three saw themselves as dying for a cause, all three were nobodies in life but became infamous after what they did...the list goes on. How many more of these kids are out there and how can we know if they might one day do something like this?
The similarties between the V Tech shooter and the Columbine shooters?
What they had in common is that they would not forgive the people who bullied them. They harbored anger, rage and resentment. Then one day they acted on it.
The list may be as long as people fail to understand that they cannot prevent bad things from happening to them they can only get rid of the burden of anger in their heart by forgiving.
Reply:They all murdered. But there was a big age difference.I should not take a village to raise a child. it should take two parents to raise them.Not Schools,TV.Internet and games.
Reply:parents and teachers should pay more attn to children. it takes a village to raise a child. teach kids to find ways to deal with aggression and anger. love people more. emotions are contagious.
these kids clearly had problems but no one took the right initiative to help them out.
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