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RE: Fortress of Solitude Boy
Haha. Dang, Anon, I somehow got under your skin quick.
I watch very little TV, so what I know of the event I've read online - three articles, if I remember correctly: one right when I heard, one later with more details, and one after they had more information on Cho. None of them went into detail about the location of those killed (other than saying it was in one building), nor the actions of those killed. Thus, you'll notice I the qualifier "I guess..." appended to my statement.
In any case, thanks for the information (and the humor). I'd even like a link to more, if you have it.
RE: Fortress of Solitude Boy
And there's no way I'm telling you the location of my fortress. Once people knew, it'd be much too difficult to keep them out - and that wouldn't make for a very effective fortress of solitude, now, would it?
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Fortress of Solitude Boy
I know this may be insensitive of me, but I wonder how he was able to kill an entire class of 30 people. I guess everyone just ran around screaming hoping Cho would off himself before he pointed the gun at them. If the whole classed would have rushed him, there's no way he could have shot them all. Maybe society as a whole needs to be more assertive and able to react in emergency situations.
Man, what planet have you been on? Do you have a fortress of solitude or something that has allowed you to circumvent the 24/7 news media coverage of this event?
I ask because it is quite obvious that you have learned little of the details of this event. The shooter didn't shoot 30 students in one classroom, he entered multiple classrooms and shot randomly. Several professors and several students were shot at and many killed preventing the shooter from entering classrooms by barricading doors with their bodies. The death count would have been certainly higher had it not been for a great number of peoples actions. People "didn't run around screaming" in those classrooms but rather took cover and sought to prohibit further entry into rooms. If someone busted in on your office unannounced and just started shooting your first instinct is to get cover... you will find it hard to suddenly coordinate a unified rebuff of an attack with loud gun fire muffling your voice.
I'm surprised at how few facts you have heard from this event. Please do share with us the location of your fortress of solitude so we may all speak as though we are aware of the situation but not have the burden of having to actually read or watch a news report.
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