by kirk » Sat Jul 21, 2012 2:57 pm
sloth wrote:acetamino wrote:people should want to know what their homes were like, and what their favorite movies were before this tragic event. They should want to know what they studied in school, where they worked, where they traveled \, or what they loved to talk about.
you didn't know or care about them while they were alive, i don't see much sense in caring about them in death.
Reminds me of, "His name is Robert Paulson."
I don't think it's necessary to learn about all these victims. My heart goes out for them, but I don't think learning what movies they liked will do anything of utility.
It's more important to learn about why this happens and how to prevent it. In my opinion, stop giving these people (the killers) a voice and fame and it will cut down drastically on the occurrences.
[quote="sloth"][quote="acetamino"]people should want to know what their homes were like, and what their favorite movies were before this tragic event. They should want to know what they studied in school, where they worked, where they traveled \, or what they loved to talk about.[/quote]
you didn't know or care about them while they were alive, i don't see much sense in caring about them in death.[/quote]
Reminds me of, "His name is Robert Paulson."
I don't think it's necessary to learn about all these victims. My heart goes out for them, but I don't think learning what movies they liked will do anything of utility.
It's more important to learn about why this happens and how to prevent it. In my opinion, stop giving these people (the killers) a voice and fame and it will cut down drastically on the occurrences.