Was anyone happy that the Columbine tragedy happened?

Some people have actually admitted that they were pleased that it happened because they finally stood up to the bullies. Im just wondering if there are more people out there that feel this way.

Was anyone happy that the Columbine tragedy happened?
How could anyone be happy for something like that to happen? Too many young people were taken from their families forever on that tragic day. The decisions those two boys made on that dreadful day changed peoples lives forever and the parents of all the victims my heart still goes out to because they will never stop yearning for their child. There are other ways to confront bullies, and their choice was not right but what's done is done and we can't change the past nor can we relive it to make it different. let's hope that this will make us think twice in the future.
Reply:Are You Sick?
Reply:I have not heard anything to that affect. While I don't condone bullies....I don't condone murder either!
Reply:no, thats kinda twisted, but it did make me wonder why school shootings were just now being reported world wide when it happened in a nice community when its been goin on in bad ones for several years before that
Reply:no are u crazy
Reply:A good day for evil a bad day for good
Reply:there are other ways to stand up to bullys than killing people. Just my opinion.
Reply:God no. They didn't even really gun down the bullies either. The only people that would even be mildly pleased would be the Clinton administration whose bombing on Kosovo was overplayed by the tragedy.
Reply:For anyone good to happen, there has to be a bad outcome first. For example, 9-11. After that happened, more Americans grew patriotic, and many joined the military. So something good always come from something bad.
Reply:you know some sick kids, turn them in.
Reply:Micheal Moore was. He made alot of money telling a lot of lies in he movie!
Reply:Being picked on here and there does not warrant murder! Next, they killed more than just the bullies. If it was your school... you might have been killed just because you were there.