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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]While I've never been able to work up an ounce of sympathy for heinous rapists, I feel for this guy as well as Lanza.  Of course, I think they should be held accountable for their crimes.  Pains me that there is no outlet to channel their frustrations and fury other than murder.[/quote]

Channel their frustrations??? Seriously? They killed and maimed innocent people. Maybe they should have taken an art class or tried some yoga. [/quote]

I think what they did is horrible and they should be held accountable.  I don't think they were, however, born to kill.  Some thing(s) happened along the way.  I really wish that all the murderous and violent men channeled their fury, frustration, rage, whatever one wants to call it, into something other than murder.

I don't excuse what they did.  Just wish that [b]something existed in our society that swooped up the VT murderer, McVeigh, Tamerlan before they killed others[/b].[/quote]

Maybe there should be a questionnaire sent out to school children that asks if they plan to commit mass murder in the future?[/quote]

It could be multiple choice

Johnny recently was punished for urinating in his teacher's coffee pot.  What is his best course of action?

a. Submit a hand written apology
b. Stay after school and bang erasers
c. Have his mother defend him
d. Add the teacher's name to his kill list, and start making plans for revenge

there could be a whole series of questions, and if the child fails they will be sent to a re-education camp.    
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