I wondered the same thing and I feel we are missing some critical pieces of information.
Remember, he was mentally disturbed!
But aside of that and to answer your question, he felt discriminated against, in some way, for some reason. I don't know if it was racial, economic, by women or what ... and I believe this is what he was referring to when he made that statement.
But again, don't forget that we've all been discriminated against in some way for some reason, and yet we don't go around shooting people. So understanding the story is interesting, but don't be lured to believe that what he did was in any way justified. (I'm not saying that you are, just posting a reminder because it is always easy to misplace blame).
I'll tell you who I may find it appropriate to blame beyond Cho ... his parents, for not getting him the help he desperately needed. THere must have been signs earlier on ...And yet at the same time I feel sorry for them because for the rest of their lives they are going to have to wake up each and every morning knowing THEIR kid killed 32 people and seriously hurt 32 families.
2007-04-19 16:29:29
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answered by americansneedtowakeup 5
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He has an elder sister graduate of Princeton. Him referring to brothers and sisters its possible he meant people who are Korean or part Korean ,or even just people he felt were in the same circumstances he is in.
As far a children I have no idea but again he could be referring to people he feels are in the same situation that he is in, or I suppose spiritual . I don’t know.....he clearly lost touch with reality so I don’t think he even truly knew what he was spewing.
2007-04-20 01:10:47
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answered by Spread Peace and Love 7
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typical persecution complex, he is fighting back against "THEM"
So as a tragic hero, he will of course strike a blow for the freedom of future generations.
In the British occupation of Malaya, for no apparent reason young men would run amok, knifing and killing people, this problem was solved by ordering the police not to kill them but to capture and jail the offender. No longer would they have the big death scene but would just rot away in jail. With out the dramatic sacrifice the appeal fell away
2007-04-19 23:27:43
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answered by Anonymous
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Its very simple to understand. He is talking about people like him, people victims of mental abuse due to being introvert, different, physically different,ect.
His children probably means people like him in the future.
The public just doesn't understand him and calls him a wacko bu to the people that have gone through the same ordeals and dealt with mental abuse can easily understand was Cho is saying. Personally, I feel bad about the people that got shot but to read Cho's writtings I feel good, I feel he is going to save way more people than he killed to get the message out.
It is near impossible to understand if you have never dealt with mental abuse because the brain actually get re-wired and everything becomes hyper sensistive to your surroundings and others emotions.
People that call him crazy are just ignorant to everything around them and too lazy to think. They are puppets of the media as the media tells them what to think and say.
2007-04-19 23:32:57
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answered by aorton27 3
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You don't seem to have picked up on the fact that this guy was clearly out of his ever loving mind - his actions prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that he was dangerously mentally ill. If he was referring to his "children" it was probably his own twisted mind thinking of the people he might influence in the future. As for me I hope all people are smart enough to NEVER become his "children" - the thought makes me shudder.
2007-04-19 23:30:43
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answered by Paul Hxyz 7
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Jesus Christ "technically" did not have children, he also referred to everyone as his brother and sister.... he also refered to many as "his children"
Cho appears to have possible used the term with some religious significance, not in reference to his own children... which he did not have.
2007-04-20 03:02:50
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answered by Anonymous
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Of all the craziness in this video, his reference to children is not exceptional. He may mean spiritual children, those who come after him to kill more people, who knows?
He did have a sister, but so far she is quiet, like his parents. I don't blame them.
2007-04-20 00:52:27
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answered by The First Dragon 7
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I think Cho thought he was some sort of prophet. It seems he fancied his literature, and he definently wanted to make himself out to be a "Quentin Tarantino-type character". His rambling manifesto and pictures certainly cop that sort of feel, in my opinion
2007-04-19 23:30:44
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answered by ledzepangie 1
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I caught that too.
I'm guessing he was trying to sound important and like what he did actually had a purpose- which it did not.
Honestly I don't even think he meant metaphorically I don't think he was thinking in those terms. He was just trying to say something, anything to sound like a martyr.
2007-04-20 03:39:51
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answered by dlfinefrock 3
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Don't look for logic in the ramblings of someone like Cho. There isn't any.
2007-04-19 23:29:58
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answered by Anonymous
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