[dankdrum]

Errrr is bottom center Jonah Hill?

[a7xfan42]

Eric and Dylan!!!

[WonderMomma]

now, now, this is no place to be getting all sensitive and worked up over ANYTHING on this site UNLESS it's specifically against the rules of the site. otherwise, you should probably delete your account and never have signed up in the first place. grow up and learn to read the damn rules instead of wasting our time going back and forth insulting someone over the internet. tough guy. i'm pissed I spent 5 minutes of my sweet time reading that bullshit.

[ZombieGoreGasm]

Cho is the bottom left. It hurts seeing the photos from that day and reading the stories circulating about him. What he did was horrible and disgusting, but there’s more to this story than what the world saw on the media. He wasn’t an evil monster and he wasn’t crazy or violent. The stories of former roommates and fellow students about how crazy he was, was bullshit. It’s already been proven that none of them ever shared a dorm with him and just made it all up for the fame. He made a very bad choice and 32 people died because of that choice and he will be judged by the almighty for that choice, but he wasn’t evil. He tried to get help. The Tech administration knew he what he was planning. He threatened it on several different occasions, even going into detail about his plans. They still ignored him and refused to help him. Personally, I don’t think he ever fully intended to hurt anyone until the last visit with mental health and they laughed at him and the “dr” laughed at him and called him a fucking drama queen. He literally told him “if you are being bullied, man up and do something about it. Only you have the power to stop it” obviously shooting up the school and slaughtering 32 people wasn’t what he had in mind when he told him that, but you can’t say something like that to a kid on the verge of a complete mental break and expect him to just go home, cry in his pillow, and ask his torturers nicely to stop being mean to him because they are hurting his feels. Wtf did they think was going to happen?!! Has history taught us nothing?!! I do not support a single god damn thing he did that day, especially since out of the 32 people he murdered that day, NOT A SINGLE ONE was one of the students he actually hated or was bullied by. All 32 people that he slaughtered were innocent. They either had no idea who he was or were actually friends with him. Henry Lee, in particular, was his friend. No confirmation as to whether or not he was purposely targeted or if he was just shot at random, but it was rumored that Cho was jealous of him for being the stereotypical Asian kid that was a straight A student while Cho was not. He struggled with academics and was on the verge of failing. Sorry for the long ass rant, but I felt it needed to be said. Not many outsiders know the full extent of the massacre and a lot of the survivors either can’t talk about it or get the story wrong when they do. They all see him as an evil murdering monster that destroyed their souls, as they should. That’s understandable. The only knowledge they have of him is what he did to them. But there’s so much more to this story, that the administration does not want to get out and they have gone to great lengths to ensure that it doesn’t. Unfortunately for them, some of us don’t fall under that gag order and threats of expulsion and blacklisting if we talk. But I just want it to be known, that the stories the media spins about Cho are not entirely true. He was not evil. He was actually a very sweet kid, until he wasn’t. Nothing he went through makes his actions ok or excuses him for what he did, but if you knew the full story, you might understand what drove him to hate the institution so much that he felt he needed to bring it to its knees. He wasn’t out to murder those people because he thought they deserved to die. He killed them to shine a spotlight on how the administration writes you off if you don’t fit into their pretty little box of perfection they like to portray to the world. He wanted to expose them for what they are and make sure the world saw it. He saw those people as a sacrifice. He knew slaughtering a group of students that were failing or no one cared about was pointless, so he chose Norris Hall for a reason. The students in that building were honor students in advanced classes for engineering and highly complex degrees. The brightest of the bright, if you will. It was a strategic move and from a strategic standpoint, it was genius. Had he been a General in a war and Norris Hall been an enemy stronghold of engineers building weapons, he would have been highly regarded and honored for that move, but unfortunately he wasn’t and it was a school building full of students with incredibly bright futures ahead of them. He didn’t hate them and he didn’t want to hurt them. In his head, this was the best way to make sure no student ever gets ignored for asking for help like he was. He felt it was a necessary sacrifice and that those people would be dying an honorable death for the greater good. I’m not saying that makes it ok, it doesn’t. Not even a little bit. But it does put things into perspective s to why he did it. It doesn’t make any sense to the rest of us, but it’s not supposed to. It was a senseless slaughter. I’m just saying what was going on in his head and why he made the choice he made. Don’t forget, he was suffering a complete mental break and his mind lost touch with reality. No one makes rational decisions during a mental break, but in his broken mind, he was making perfect sense. In fact, before he opened fire on the people, he prayed and asked God to reward them for their sacrifice. He also reportedly told the students, “I’m sorry for what I’m about to do and you don’t deserve what is about to happen to you, please forgive me”. He also broke down into tears between shootings as was seen on security footage. It was very clear to anyone who saw it unfold that this was not an act of cold blooded hatred. This was an act of desperation from a broken man that felt there was no other way. He was mentally ill and he knew it. That’s why he tried to get help so many times. Crazy people don’t know they are crazy. He knew he was mentally ill and he was afraid of what would happen if he didn’t get help. In his manifesto, he stated that the institution of Va Tech was promoting snobbery and debauchery. Va Tech is notorious for covering shit up and letting bad behavior slide, especially if you are an athlete. Michael Vick anyone? Michael was doing unspeakable things long before the story got out. Tech knew. They covered it up to win football games. They didn’t step in and do something about it until the media got wind and the external police department got involved. Yes, Va Tech has their own “in house” police dept, fire dept, and rescue squad. Cho was 100% right about that and no one believed him. That is, until another Tech student committed a gruesome murder of a child a few years later and Tech fought like hell to erase her existence from their system to protect their image. Unfortunately it didn’t work. The bitch was wearing a Va Tech hoodie and had her student id on her when she was arrested. And guess who else tried to seek help from the mental health clinic on campus and was also laughed at and turned away? Are you sensing a pattern yet? Yep, told ya.

[Pennylar-sinny]

[QUOTE=kilyurselph;3316284] Thanks For The Response Friend
So just to be sure, you're saying the guy wearing the Marilyn Manson shirt is Asa ****?

And what a completely bizarre name, do you have any info as to just what he did?[/QUO

It gets even more bizarre, according to something I pulled up on Google, his uncle's last name is "Looney".

[Time2001]

Originally Posted by ZombieGoreGasm ↗

Cho is the bottom left. It hurts seeing the photos from that day and reading the stories circulating about him. What he did was horrible and disgusting, but there’s more to this story than what the world saw on the media. He wasn’t an evil monster and he wasn’t crazy or violent. The stories of former roommates and fellow students about how crazy he was, was bullshit. It’s already been proven that none of them ever shared a dorm with him and just made it all up for the fame. He made a very bad choice and 32 people died because of that choice and he will be judged by the almighty for that choice, but he wasn’t evil. He tried to get help. The Tech administration knew he what he was planning. He threatened it on several different occasions, even going into detail about his plans. They still ignored him and refused to help him. Personally, I don’t think he ever fully intended to hurt anyone until the last visit with mental health and they laughed at him and the “dr” laughed at him and called him a fucking drama queen. He literally told him “if you are being bullied, man up and do something about it. Only you have the power to stop it” obviously shooting up the school and slaughtering 32 people wasn’t what he had in mind when he told him that, but you can’t say something like that to a kid on the verge of a complete mental break and expect him to just go home, cry in his pillow, and ask his torturers nicely to stop being mean to him because they are hurting his feels. Wtf did they think was going to happen?!! Has history taught us nothing?!! I do not support a single god damn thing he did that day, especially since out of the 32 people he murdered that day, NOT A SINGLE ONE was one of the students he actually hated or was bullied by. All 32 people that he slaughtered were innocent. They either had no idea who he was or were actually friends with him. Henry Lee, in particular, was his friend. No confirmation as to whether or not he was purposely targeted or if he was just shot at random, but it was rumored that Cho was jealous of him for being the stereotypical Asian kid that was a straight A student while Cho was not. He struggled with academics and was on the verge of failing. Sorry for the long ass rant, but I felt it needed to be said. Not many outsiders know the full extent of the massacre and a lot of the survivors either can’t talk about it or get the story wrong when they do. They all see him as an evil murdering monster that destroyed their souls, as they should. That’s understandable. The only knowledge they have of him is what he did to them. But there’s so much more to this story, that the administration does not want to get out and they have gone to great lengths to ensure that it doesn’t. Unfortunately for them, some of us don’t fall under that gag order and threats of expulsion and blacklisting if we talk. But I just want it to be known, that the stories the media spins about Cho are not entirely true. He was not evil. He was actually a very sweet kid, until he wasn’t. Nothing he went through makes his actions ok or excuses him for what he did, but if you knew the full story, you might understand what drove him to hate the institution so much that he felt he needed to bring it to its knees. He wasn’t out to murder those people because he thought they deserved to die. He killed them to shine a spotlight on how the administration writes you off if you don’t fit into their pretty little box of perfection they like to portray to the world. He wanted to expose them for what they are and make sure the world saw it. He saw those people as a sacrifice. He knew slaughtering a group of students that were failing or no one cared about was pointless, so he chose Norris Hall for a reason. The students in that building were honor students in advanced classes for engineering and highly complex degrees. The brightest of the bright, if you will. It was a strategic move and from a strategic standpoint, it was genius. Had he been a General in a war and Norris Hall been an enemy stronghold of engineers building weapons, he would have been highly regarded and honored for that move, but unfortunately he wasn’t and it was a school building full of students with incredibly bright futures ahead of them. He didn’t hate them and he didn’t want to hurt them. In his head, this was the best way to make sure no student ever gets ignored for asking for help like he was. He felt it was a necessary sacrifice and that those people would be dying an honorable death for the greater good. I’m not saying that makes it ok, it doesn’t. Not even a little bit. But it does put things into perspective s to why he did it. It doesn’t make any sense to the rest of us, but it’s not supposed to. It was a senseless slaughter. I’m just saying what was going on in his head and why he made the choice he made. Don’t forget, he was suffering a complete mental break and his mind lost touch with reality. No one makes rational decisions during a mental break, but in his broken mind, he was making perfect sense. In fact, before he opened fire on the people, he prayed and asked God to reward them for their sacrifice. He also reportedly told the students, “I’m sorry for what I’m about to do and you don’t deserve what is about to happen to you, please forgive me”. He also broke down into tears between shootings as was seen on security footage. It was very clear to anyone who saw it unfold that this was not an act of cold blooded hatred. This was an act of desperation from a broken man that felt there was no other way. He was mentally ill and he knew it. That’s why he tried to get help so many times. Crazy people don’t know they are crazy. He knew he was mentally ill and he was afraid of what would happen if he didn’t get help. In his manifesto, he stated that the institution of Va Tech was promoting snobbery and debauchery. Va Tech is notorious for covering shit up and letting bad behavior slide, especially if you are an athlete. Michael Vick anyone? Michael was doing unspeakable things long before the story got out. Tech knew. They covered it up to win football games. They didn’t step in and do something about it until the media got wind and the external police department got involved. Yes, Va Tech has their own “in house” police dept, fire dept, and rescue squad. Cho was 100% right about that and no one believed him. That is, until another Tech student committed a gruesome murder of a child a few years later and Tech fought like hell to erase her existence from their system to protect their image. Unfortunately it didn’t work. The bitch was wearing a Va Tech hoodie and had her student id on her when she was arrested. And guess who else tried to seek help from the mental health clinic on campus and was also laughed at and turned away? Are you sensing a pattern yet? Yep, told ya.

Not sure, so are you saying we should feel sorry for him for cowardly gunning down 30+ people? What is your point exactly?

[Moloko]

Is it really that hard to use fucking paragraphs, ZombieGoreGasm? And you make the same fucking point over and over and over..