There is a reason i put a point in humor...
Alot of you are probably gonna think im psycho for even thinking in this direction, but I can sympathises with the guys who were responsible for Colombine as much as with the victims. The 2 guys responsible just never felt that things were fair to them. And in a sense, it wasn't...
I know, i was only a week from being 9 at the time, but even then i felt this way. They just never saw a way out. Noone bothered to help them. They were the few that slip through the cracks and they just happened to be very weak. They couldn't deal with the pressure to conform and they lacked the ability to cope.
Many of you are thinking I am just speculating, and you would be mostly right. I am one of those that slip through the cracks, but I find ways to cope. Im not "put to waste" as it were. They never did stand a chance, they felt useless and they belived it was everyone elses fault. Noone gave them a chance to express them selves, so in a way, it was.
I m in no way saying that the victims deserved it, but the blame cant ever be put souly on those felt left behind. Unused, uncared for, and alone... I aprechiated the humor that finnaly, someone put something together that expressed that very point, even if it was unitentional.
I realize I may seem, phsyco to alot of you now, but see it from the point of view of a total out cast. Feeling "If only I had been givin a chance..." They showed they werent unempathetic by the way that they that they let their friends go. They had compasion, they just viewed the most of the world as an enemy. One that they belived was out to get them, one that they could not control or predict. It probably scared them... This is just speculation through the eyes of someone who has lived like this, take no heed if you wish. Just know that they werent horrible people, just lost...