The suitemates didn’t even know what Cho’s major was.
If we are going to question accounts we don’t agree with, we should use those same discernment skills with rumors we do agree with.
The suitemates didn’t even know what Cho’s major was. If we are going to question accounts we don’t agree with, we should use those same discernment skills with rumors we do agree with.You honestly don't see the difference between suitemates being able to observe behavior (what he does while in the room) and suitemates being given faulty information (his major)?
I guess you're right. We'll just go with your son's violent video game interpretation here. Thanks again for that link to the article referencing his violent video game addiction.
Re your later comment, not sure exactly who you're referring to as a "conspiracy nut." I see no conspiracy (not part of some Al Qaeda plot), but I do think it's legitimate to ask whether someone who takes time to emblazon his arm with an Islamic reference before committing a terror attack is motivated by Jihadi intent.