04-23-2007, 04:44 AM
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I think this a sign of lack of pride and lack confidence and sign of dying or already dead civilization. Why South Korea as a country and people are blaming themselves?
This guy was trying to fit in, bullied in school, just a troubled kid, and system failed him. Or its shows American society who is too busy with themselves and ignores what is happening around them. Immigrants feel more isolated, but these types of incidence are not isolated. System is broken, kids have access to guns, teachers and system don't take action when they see disturbing signs.
Indian families are still getting involved with kids even they are ridiculed by movies, in long run this help.
I think this a sign of lack of pride and lack confidence and sign of dying or already dead civilization. Why South Korea as a country and people are blaming themselves?
This guy was trying to fit in, bullied in school, just a troubled kid, and system failed him. Or its shows American society who is too busy with themselves and ignores what is happening around them. Immigrants feel more isolated, but these types of incidence are not isolated. System is broken, kids have access to guns, teachers and system don't take action when they see disturbing signs.
Indian families are still getting involved with kids even they are ridiculed by movies, in long run this help.