This might get interesting.
The drugs affect his brain.
He was always really, really quiet and kind of weird, keeping to himself all the time, said Mr. Aust, a 19-year-old sophomore, who, though finding Mr. Cho strange, had not thought him menacing.
Sounds like the ideal roommate to me...
Gosh, why such an *old* article? I’ve seen more updated news than this, which is a week old. They’ve learned much more now...
“Gunman Showed Signs of Anger”
No. Your kidding. He was actually angry when he killed thirtytwo people? Who’d of ever thought...
Stupid, just plain stupid.
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Not all are like that and many are decent people and would most likely help others if they knew there was a need. However for someone who is an introvert to start, I imagine not having social contact on an isolated campus can result in a mental break.
This is an environment where young people are thrown together from different parts in the country after going through the rat race of having to do really well on a test and being told the results will determine the rest of their lives. I guess what I am trying to say is that college campuses are really abnormal places that really screw with people mentally. The fact that this guy had been there for such a long time and only one person attempted to speak to him is a window into how messed up these places and education really is.
This is the common thread running through all these killings.
Gee, it must have been the wrong meds. /sarc
Are meds to blame for Cho’s rampage?
Experts say psychiatric drugs linked to school shooting sprees
WND | 04.23.07
Posted on 04/25/2007 12:54:29 AM EDT by Coleus
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/1823086/posts
Duh!