When i was that kid's age, in our house, it didn't much make a damn to my parents of the details, fighting at school was fighting at school. And if you were old enough to know better you were old enough to be held responsible, and if you didn't know better, well you were about to learn. There was none of this "Oh poor little CJ"
Why do we see interviews of "heart wrenching" pleas to save those kids from themselves when we should be making an example out of the evil little
that thought it was a good idea to shoot up his school? Are we going to stand around and cry or are we going to punish the wrongdoer?
The same people that say "oh the school shooter has feelings too", or "the child molester had a troubled childhood" or "Yeah he robbed them but he grew up poor" are the same ones that demand the help of everyone else when the fruits of that mentality start to ripen and the
hits the fan. Now they're saying his mothers flu death caused him to snap and shoot up the school. People in this country take that as an excuse for his behavior and its not, like the fight i got into in 6th grade. It doesnt matter what the circumstances behind it are, right is right, and wrong is wrong. Maybe thats where it all went wrong? Too much blurring of the line, not enough punishment, and making an excuse for everything under the sun are how we got in this mess