I"m so sad for the families that lost someone in Virginia Tech. How sad. Please never forget this tragedy

Answer 1

Yeah, never forget them or leave them out of your prayers. But don't forget Cho's family. They have just as much right to mourn as all the other families do.

Answer 2

Not to pizz on your pity parade for Yahoo brownie points, but you haven't asked a question. YES, it's sad, and NO, it won't be forgotten. All these maudlin public displays of mourning by strangers is a bit on the creepy side. Once, I came upon the scene of a horrific accident, and a news crew showed up. Within seconds, there were folks maneuvering to get in front of the cameras, and as soon as they did, they instantly went into full weep mode. It was the most surreal, repulsive thing I ever saw. Made my skin crawl. These weren't family or friends of the victims, just folks who happened on the scene.
I'll never understand the mindset of people like you who seem to revel in grief. Tell me, have you ever left a teddy bear at the site of someones death that you never knew?

Answer 3

Yes, its sad. also over 118 people every day die in the United States in Automobile accidents. Sad.

Answer 4

I hope we never see anything like it again but I must admit, I fear that all the publicity he is getting from the video will encourage copy cats nut cases.

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Answer 5

ALL WE CAN DO NOW IS PRAY FOR THEIR FAMILIES AND WORK HARDER AND WATCH THREATS FOR THE NEXT SCHOOL MASSACRE

GOD BLESS ANY AND ALL OF THE FAMILIES THAT HAVE HAD TRAGEDY IN THERE LIFE.......

Answer 6

ok.. so what about the families over in africa who lose someone every day? darfur people are constantly being killed. thousands of people are killed. no body cares about them>? i have sympathy but honestly 20 or thirty people is nothing

Answer 7

No we will never forget.How could we i think about my children's safety everyday while they are in school.

Answer 8

ok, will do