He was bullied? Society punched him, so he punched society back ten times harder, right?

[ck4829]

We need to address the very normal culture of bloodlust we have in our country (Guns, everything needing to be a 'war', militarized society, giving "rough rides" to detained people, death penalty, and on and on.)

[Patterson]

1. Didn't Trump say to punch back ten times harder?

[BlackSkimmer]

2. I've commented on this many times.

Yes, guns are a problem, but young men killing young men daily in our large cities usually over some perceived "disrespect" is more than about guns.

Why do they think violence, especially murder, is the answer to this? It boggles my mind.

[grumpyduck]

4. What boggles my mind

is that they seem to think they'll get away with it.

If what they really want is suicide by cop, that can be arranged fairly easily.

[grumpyduck]

3. He didn't punch back at society.

He murdered almost twenty innocent people - mostly kids - in cold blood with assault rifles. That's not punching back. that's just being a fucking coward piece of shit asshole who didn't have the balls to confront whoever or whatever he thought "wronged" him so he took it out on defenseless kids.

[no_hypocrisy]

6. I agree.

Not to mention it was a Hispanic-American teen exterminating Hispanic-American CHILDREN who didn’t do anything to him except co-exist.

[ck4829]

9. Unfortunately, very true

[uponit7771]

5. This doesn't happens in communities that can't afford 2500 dollars of guns and can't

... afford to buy thier kid a recent aged truck.

[msongs]

7. he picked innocent small kids not the people who bullied him total cowardice nt

[ck4829]

8. Indeed