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My wife was horrifed at what Cho had done. Her first comment was "how awful! He's a Evil @#$%!"

Her second comment was. "What if they get payback against Korean People?" I'm glad she doesn't frequently read Patrick J. Buchanan.

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The fact remains that had Sueng-Hui not been allowed into America, he would not have been able to slaughter 32 Americans. Nothing that Buchanan said is wrong. America’s liberal immigration policy is bad for Americans. 12 Americans are murdered by illegal aliens every day. A further 13 if you count death by dangerous driving.

Also, to everyone who says racism was not a factor in the Virginia Tech shootings are wrong. It has been said that part of Sueng-Hui’s anger at his schoolmates was due to them mocking him for his accent. It is another example of people from different cultures being forced to live together. There is always friction in these situations, only this time that friction had terrible consequences.

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You're caught in that spiral: "He hates me, I hate him," "He insults something I value, therefore I insult him." If you're going to blog on things like this how about being the bigger fellow and looking at things in perspective.

A lot of people are appalled by the possibility of foreign conflicts spilling over onto our streets as a result of decades of mass immigration. The Cho case doesn't fit that pattern, since he can be seen as a lone nut, but Pat does have a point about what the future could bring.

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Buchanan is an ignorant blow hard.