I feel very bad for that young man. He was disturbed and I wish I could understand why. What happened to him? Was it just a chemical imbalance or did something happen? His friend in high school, I think two or four years ago, died in a shoot out with the cops that his friend provoked. Has the shooter been planning something like this out since high school? Why did he view his peers the way he did? There are so many questions that either can't be answered or won't be.
I also feel for the shooter. just saying that on the vcu campus i get the worst looks, responses. people die everyday and no one questions the feelings of the killer- especially when its the U.S. in other countries. We all have our reasons but being that this Cho was to a point where he had no concious thought or feelings for the people he was shooting really makes me wonder what could've happened.
Responsibility is a scary concept isn't it?twinkleyedMay 11 2007, 15:16:13 UTC
My heart ached for him. It's strange how the mind can differentiate between types of murder. I don't usually feel sorry for serial killers, but a crime of passion and pain, a silent scream or plea against a society that's so easy to hate; I can at least connect to that on some level. I don't understand killing innocent people, but I do understand sickness and how it distorts things and I just wish he would have had someone who really understood. No one reached out compassionately to him from what I can tell, they judged him as crazy and treated him as such. No wonder
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We all have our reasons but being that this Cho was to a point where he had no concious thought or feelings for the people he was shooting really makes me wonder what could've happened.
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