see what happens?
I'm sure that in some way the kids at his school had pushed him to it. I mean the same people saying the same things about you from 6th grade on up, can get to a person. You remember that kid in highschool, the one who everyone picked on. That's what this kid was. Look at his bio, he was all down for facism. He felt that facism was the only thing that could help his dying race. Half the people that lived on the indian reservation with him couldn't even speak thier own language, and that half the kids there wished they we black. He was just too different and they were just to mean about it. Think of how many school shootings there have been since columbine. More and more kids are picking violence over pascifism, because they see how well it gets the point across. these deaths should serve as a warning to parents to teach thier kids how to overlook the differences. Teach them to accept someone for what they contribute, not for what they dress or look like. If i judged people based on thier appearance, i wouldn't have near as many good friends as i do today. Alot of my friends have been to the same place wiess was, but they handeled it differently. At this point in time, it's just a statistic. You are "this" likely to get shot in school. and that statistic will continue to grow until somone gives the kids the attention they need. and i don't mean medical i mean some good old fashined attention. this is honestly the wrong website to post this, but it get's my point across.