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Originally Posted by pepper24
The part that really bugs me about these events is that the suspect gets the spotlight while the victims are usually forgotten. This case is a bit different due to 2 political figures and a young girl born on 9-11 but in most cases they literally glorify the killer then wonder why it keeps happening. I think a lot of these nuts would do evil things anyways but a lot are lost people who are crying for help. No better way of getting that missing attention than in front of a large audience. The quieta awkward kid growing up finally gets some attention though in a negative sense.
I could really care less about the background of the killer and how he looks like. I think the media goes way overboard with their coverage on the suspect.
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Absolutely.
I remember talking about that on this very forum after Columbine. We knew Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold were the most famous people in the world for a few weeks.
Disgusting. It's disgusting that I will never be able to forget their names.
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