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Its incredible how people are so quick to react to an even like this one, but yet no one is willing to take their time and think why these things are happening and why Hystory keeps repeating itself. Thinkgs like this happen everyday all over the world. Trouble and tourtured people loose any sense of judgement and kill hundreds or not thoughsands of people. We are so quick to jump and say "what kind of person would do such thing" but we don't realize the huge mistake that we are making in today's society. Let me remind you, recism The holocaust, Politics and power The Rwanda Massacre in 1994. Why don't we ask for a moment what it is that we are doing whrong. We are so afraid to become a victim to a psychopath but yet we dare to be racist,sexist, discriminatin, judging.

2007-04-18 03:59:33 · 13 answers · asked by jessiegirl_pr 2 in Arts & Humanities Philosophy

Alright I get the poing! I have problems with spelling I havent been speaking english for very long... so please if you will don't he so "JUDGING" and just anser the question!
aTt: Dark Star!

2007-04-18 04:11:05 · update #1

13 answers

Gurl you are right it is terrible.. . . . people always judge people's actions without knowing the situations. As to all the people making comments about your spelling they can **** off. When they manage to become bilingual in two years or less, then they can come and tell you what you are doing wrong. As far as the people in VT, lets hope the best for their families and i wonder and feel sorry for the man who is responsible for all those deaths. God knows what was troubling him.

2007-04-19 05:23:36 · answer #1 · answered by SexySlim 2 · 1 0

First of all, let me agree that it is a bummer. People getting shot is generally not a good thing.

But on the scale of tragedies... even ones occuring right now, this isn't really very big. Thirty people die almost every day in Iraq, and you can bet that almost all of them are just as innocent bystanders. When you compare the relative sizes of the countries and the relative frequencies of such occurrances, it makes Iraq's current situation at least thousands of times worse.

Frankly, this make it very, very disappointing to me that American coverage of Iraq has all but completely dropped off the news networks as they spend days going over this event. I can assure you, I'm not the only one doing the above Iraqi calculation and wondering if Americans believe each of their own lives to be thousands of times more valuable than the lives of people in other nations.

I know that's an unfair thing to say. I know that Americans are not really like that. But on an emotional level, something like this can't help but make me wonder...

Peace.

2007-04-18 06:21:44 · answer #2 · answered by Doctor Why 7 · 0 0

It is sad and possibly a sign of the times. As always, we can look back and think about what should have been done. Hindsight is 20/20. But the truth is that there will always be maniacs in this world. I feel sorry for the families of the victims. What a terrible tragedy. And yet, we also saw virtuous people rise to the occasion when Cho went haywire. The faculty member who died trying to protect students manifested his mettle, what he was made of, as did others. Times like these require trust in almighty God.

2007-04-18 04:10:13 · answer #3 · answered by sokrates 4 · 0 0

I totally agree with you and it now seems there were signals there with this particular man. We need to read the situations before they happen. The big question is how do we help these peopel and make them not feel that this is their only way to correct things. The world is a cruel place and I would hope that this will get people in the whole world thinking that maybe next time we feel the urge to riticule or tease or make someone feel bad that we step back and try to understand that EVERYONE has feelings and we need to help not hinder people. and not ignore either. See the signs and do somethign about it.

2007-04-18 04:05:49 · answer #4 · answered by Anonymous · 1 0

I have identified many koreans and I do not blame any Korean country (north or south) for what occurred at Virginia Tech. What well is the blame going to do now? It can not deliver the ones 32 humans again or aid the one million that concept he had to do this. The blame would possibly not aid the households cope less complicated or get to hug their little one one final time, even though your child did the taking pictures. The factor is humans have to be extra concerned. Parents have to watch their kids to grasp whether or not or no longer they're setting up adequately mentally or bodily. Teachers have to watch what their scholars write to shield that scholar and others. Classmates have to be careful for his or her classmates to ensure they or a pal don't seem to be harm. The factor is now that we have to understand how we would have avoided this and aid look forward to long term occasions and clues. Everyone is crying and proper now the blame isn't going to aid. Maybe South Korea used to be apologizing and simply seeking to say "as a fellow nation manufactured from humans we're sorry on your misplaced considering we could wish you to mention that to us." Maybe you being the pal with "the loner" or "freak" will aid them vent and you'll speak approximately the disorders you each face going via lifestyles. You might be that men and women one pal that is helping them suppose "anybody in the market cares approximately me" and pass onto reside a further day.

2016-09-05 16:23:33 · answer #5 · answered by calvani 4 · 0 0

In your question and comments after, you've mentioned numerous things which sum up the entire issue as well as some answers! Aside from these.... The only people that actually care one way or the other are those who've been directly affected by it. Its sad, its tragic etc etc etc but as long as things like that don't happen to "you" (insert ones own name there) life goes on and people remain the same, repeating all the same mistakes.

By the way, your english is just fine.

2007-04-18 04:40:26 · answer #6 · answered by Izen G 5 · 0 0

It's hardly a joyous occassion. My heart goes out to all of America, such a twisted country... a good one, but my god some of your countrymen are brain-******, morally-flatlining products of such an odd upbringing. I hope the situation over your way gets better though, because it's hardly something to joke about - I hope that all your population will admit that there's a gap that needs to be bridged - that way you can face up to this problem living in your own - America's womb/yolk.

2007-04-18 04:09:33 · answer #7 · answered by facelessdefacer 1 · 1 1

hi. i'm from france, and even so far away, i was very shocked. it happens so much overthere. i was willing to emmigrate in NYC, so as to be a french teacher... but... it got me cold...

humankind is bad. has always been bad. and will always be. its not in human nature to be kind. we may can make a step, maybe two, to follow the way of a better world... but its and utopy.
kant is saying that the otherone is unbearable but essential. there will always be a black horse and a white horse in our deep inside ourselves... (DH Lawrence)
Sartre used to assume "hell, it's the others". true in a way, but indeed very pessimistic.

we have to deal with it, and yes, its bad. but its so. we can sometimes prevent ppl from doing some things... but one never knows how it will end...

2007-04-18 08:51:47 · answer #8 · answered by La carotte sacrée 3 · 0 0

I completly argree with you. its crazy. the fact that the kid was all alone and told ppl b4 he was going to kill someone and they thought he was joking.

2007-04-18 04:06:54 · answer #9 · answered by annadabanna 1 · 0 0

i dont know it just hurts me what happend it so sad, i think we should be more careful with the people that we see everyday because we dont know who is who. so sad

2007-04-18 04:05:44 · answer #10 · answered by RED ROSE 5 · 0 0

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