Re: VT Shooting
Posted by Gwil on
Sat Apr 21st 2007 at 6:19pm
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Re: VT Shooting
Posted by Adam Hawkins on
Sun Apr 22nd 2007 at 12:26am
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And if one of those 'drops' was your brother or sister? Still insignificant?
I didn't know any of the victims, but I do feel for those they left behind. Your lack of compassion is kinda unsettling. Cynicism or not, it doesn't mean you can't appreciate that somewhere someone is hurting because of this incident.
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Re: VT Shooting
Posted by Orpheus on
Sun Apr 22nd 2007 at 12:30am
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<DIV class=quotetitle>? quoting Adam Hawkins</DIV>
<DIV class=quotetext>And if one of those 'drops' was your brother or sister? Still insignificant?</DIV></DIV>
I was thinking something similar. Its not 33 people for Snickers, its 33 of the wrong people.
As in 33 people he has never met, now will he not ever now.
Realistically speaking, its hard to get to overly worked up about people you don't know. Look at doctors. For the most part they aren't allowed to work on their own family and friends because its harder to be objective. There's a reason anonymity works so well. Babies are killed every day using the exact same procedure. :rolleyes:
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