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My friend who I previously talked about came home today from VT. We're set to play a little bball this weekend.
Did any of you see the video interview of his roommate???? They have it on yahoo somewhere, pretty easy to find. Poor guy, he had to room with a complete bag that wouldn't speak a single word the whole year since August. That's some su ious IMO. Rooming with him, I think it would have been me to go crazy and shoot him in the head. However, of course, I'd leave it at that.
My friend who I previously talked about came home today from VT. We're set to play a little bball this weekend.
My sister roomed with an asian chick at TAMU that didn't say two words to her. She didn't give a because she just figured the didn't speak English. You can't judge someone just because they were quiet.
I was quiet throughout college and wrote ed up stories simply because I have social anxiety disease and a creative mind. I never wanted to kill anyone.
So I take it you missed out on the chicks and beer?
Still though it's uncomfortable.
Living with someone for a whole year who never speaks, even when you instigate a conversation. By never talking or getting to know the type of person at all, how can you know WTF kind of thoughts they have...I mean, you might play with your mind and think maybe he's depressed, or maybe he simply hates my ass.
I don't know, I'd have trouble rooming with a person like that.
youre not alone.
Guess this guys roomate figured the same.
or maybe he knew he was different because of his silence.
midge did that chick act weird in publc or with other asians?
I just got back from a very nice Candle Light Vigil. on our Library Lawn.
It started with a prayer from a Pastor (who is also a faculty member) followed by 33 seconds of silence.
Someone played Taps and then the names of the victims were read followed by the sounding of our "Victory Bell" being rung for each of the victims. After the names and the bells were rang a candle was lit for each person, including Cho.
After that we were invited to sign some blank poster boards with our thoughts and prayers that are going to be sent to VT. Along with that flowers were placed on the steps leading up to the poster board and placed by the letters.
The most touching thing, I thought, was looking at the 33 candles all by themselves.
so there was a candle and a second of silence for the killer?
I guess the people putting it together decided he was a "victim" as well.so there was a candle and a second of silence for the killer?
He was the least one read, though. Everyone else was in alphabetical order.
last.
and I can see where this will be going now.
.......why
i dont even know what to say to that. i think it is bull personally. how ironic to include him in a vigil, a vigil that wouldn't be needed if it wasn't for him.
Do you go to VT?
gaahh i dont know why it's just making me so mad picturing 33 candles together. WTF!!! He doesn't belong there. #(*&$@(&^!#T^@
Did anybody watch the videos of this kid? It seems to me that he's trying so hard to be poetic and prophetic, but he's failing miserably. There's nothing that makes sense about those videos or the things that he's saying - and not in a crazy way.
He mentions the blood on our hands, makes a reference to Jesus, said that he was left no choice, etc. He tries to make every line sound profound, and it doesn't even make sense.
Again, in my non-licensed opinion of the videos, the kid wanted so bad to come across as a psychopath who was sending this profound message - a la Kevin Spacey in Seven - but he was really just a nut going down in a blaze of glory.
it was definitely forced. I don't think he believes all that either. it was an excuse for him, he wanted to go out looking cool. in the end he was just another geeky loner kid who got rejected one too many times and probably had something signifcant happen to him at some point that he couldn't let go of
Forced by whom?! I'm not trying to defend him, but gimme a break. You're not going to put the blame on videogames, movies, or societal pressure, are you? Of course this was HIS doing! He was a ing maniac and thought that his actions would bring justice to whatever he believed in.
Oh yeah. I can to.
No, some students at Texas Lutheran just wanted to show their support.
lol i didn't mean someone forced him to say that. I meant the way he was talking, it just seemed forced.. as in, unnatural..acting. or something.
Well, he did come across as a psychopath... in fact, he just murdered 30+ people with a ing gun on a school campus. If that's not a 'psychopath with a profound message' to you, then I don't know what kind of incident your looking for.
I don't think you get what I'm saying. The guy is definitely mentally ill. But, the example I used (Kevin Spacey in Seven) was trying to send a message. He believed what he was doing was right. He was a legitimate psychopath.
This guy didn't seem to even believe what he was saying in the videos. He was just talking - and saying ridiculous things. Watch the videos, he's trying to be so poetic.
yeah he's not understanding..
i get what you are saying though and I agree with you
I know what your trying to say. This Cho character wasn't a paid actor, that's why his rambling sounded so unprofessional. But you do have to support his stupid ass rambling with his actions...
IMO, the video of him is so much more impactful and insane than any movie could be. (yes, Seven was extremely ed up)
No, actually I understand perfectly, thank you anyways...
Who knows if he was trying to mimic a stupid movie or something like that; , even his former roommates couldn't speak a word to him.
I'm not sure some people in this thread know what words like sociopath really means.
Well if he didn't believe in what he was saying he wouldn't have killed thirty people, including himself. Was he not Shakespeare enough for you? First off, the the guy hardly spoke a WORD, at least going by what people who knew him have said...he wasn't forcing anything...he was probably, no, he was definitely an anti-social who probably wasn't comfortable speaking. That's why he sounded weird.
"In the end he was just another geaky lonely kid"
Do you always simplify/stupify things like this? Seriously, your post is pretty pathetic. It usually takes more than just being "rejected one two many times"" to trigger the actions we saw from him. His parents haven't been investigated yet--And it's obvious there is something wrong mentally with him...may be genetic who knows...and if it is a genetic factor which it probably is who the can judge him? He is insane.
The law is harder to follow when you are insane...not that I would know from personal experience. It's the idiots who never caught on that he was insane and needed help who should be blamed--whether it's his parents, teachers or anyone else who was around him and noticed something but didn't say anything. People who are crazy don't actually realize that they need help. They think that what they are doing is rational. I have a relative who is schitzo--he thinks he was a Beatle. That's just to give an example of what crazy people think--even though it's completely unreasonable
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