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Originally Posted by 124Y (Post 6446936)

Oh shit... how the fuck did he pissed off 117 people!?

You fail logic. If anything, it's how did 117 people piss HIM off.

wow thats a shitload of weapons

its funny that both of the threads on this topic were posted at the EXACT same time

Yes, both were created at 2:22pm. Coincidence? I think not!

thats alot of weapons..

wow, 117 people pissed this guy off? I can't even count the number of people on one hand that pissed me off when I was in highschool.

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Originally Posted by InvisibleSoul (Post 6447357)

You fail logic. If anything, it's how did 117 people piss HIM off.

maybe this guy likes to piss ppl off and then kill them, even if they're perfectly innocent. lolz, considering how weird this guy already is though

Uh..No ... No one pissed him off, he basically put everyone he knew on the list.

From what 6insomnia9 is saying, it sounds like the guy is just a weirdo that wants to shock people.

If you actually plan to kill people, you don't post it on Facebook

Anyways, this guy is going to go to jail for a small bit, get scared shitless by real criminals, and hopefully get his life on track.

was the last name bill?

is he one of those high school losers who has no friends and always gets made fun of?

anyways, i'm glad those weapons are seized whether he was going to use it or not.

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Originally Posted by antonito (Post 6447432)

Anyways, this guy is going to go to jail for a small bit, get scared shitless by real criminals, and hopefully get his life on track.

you got it all wrong..
IF he does go to jail, he will meet other gangsters. Ultimately, he's going to be a replacement for a teen drug dealer who got shot by another drug dealer.

maybe he's planning to walk his graduation with a shotgun so he can kill everyone who pissed him off during his 4 years in high school

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Originally Posted by 6insomnia9 (Post 6447414)

Uh..No ... No one pissed him off, he basically put everyone he knew on the list.

so he was a loner basically?
it said in the article he always kept to himself.

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Originally Posted by XxFcukxX (Post 6447169)

but still ... if he wrote a list of people that he was gonna kill and he actually DID have weapons... thats a dangerous situation that could of gone very wrong

I agree. It's the fact that he has the weapons that makes this situation so dangerous. If you have weapons in your possession you don't make lists like this and post them online as a joke or threat.

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Originally Posted by k20a (Post 6447186)

Yeah man, show us the list and our usernames better not be on it. hahaha

I think its better the list stays private. The news report says everyone who is named on the list will be informed by the police.

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Originally Posted by antonito (Post 6447432)

He is a bit weird , I must admit but overall I don't he had the balls to actually proceed with the plans.

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Originally Posted by ninjamurai (Post 6447444)

was the last name bill?

Nope.

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Originally Posted by orange7 (Post 6447450)

is he one of those high school losers who has no friends and always gets made fun of?

anyways, i'm glad those weapons are seized whether he was going to use it or not.

Okay, the media is just as corrupt as the government, he wasn't a high school loser and he did have friends even i was his "friend" , he respects me and he doesn't get made fun of much. The media is trying to make it seem like this kid is a loser and has no friends and all that bullshit. For example, in the VancouverSun that girl who got interview and i quote.

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"Templeton secondary school student Sarah England, 17, said this about the student arrested after police found a Facebook 'hit list': "He was one of the students who kind of kept to himself.""

I was a friend of hers, but after confronting her about what she said on the news today shes just an ignorant bitch who wanted 30 seconds of fame. She did not even know the guy and made all these assumptions and when I asked why she said those things, and i quote again, " I was just trying to express my opinion." I just fucken laughed at her and said those aren't opinions those are assumptions. And delete this idiot off FB and msn after long bitching i did. I'm not trying to purposely defending the kid but I'm just trying get the story straight.

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Originally Posted by jlo mein (Post 6447470)

I agree. It's the fact that he has the weapons that makes this situation so dangerous. If you have weapons in your possession you don't make lists like this and post them online as a joke or threat.

I think its better the list stays private. The news report says everyone who is named on the list will be informed by the police.

Yeah, the list should stay private because of privacy issues.

im assuming it's a grade 12..is it a quiet asian kid?

wonder where he acquired the shotgun.

yeah, i like how no one acknowledged the police's good work on this case..and when a member on here gets pulled over for rolling stop sign w/o DL he goes FOCK THA POHLEASE

facebook saves lives

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Originally Posted by orange7 (Post 6447467)

maybe he's planning to walk his graduation with a shotgun so he can kill everyone who pissed him off during his 4 years in high school

5 years of highschool

wow.. taht's a lot of weapons.... shotgun?!?!!... how did he even get that? he's a highschool kid...

The long straight knife looks pretty cool... It's like a short military katana or something

wow that's pretty crazy

Ok so the list was around for couple of months and students knew about his weapons? Wtf?

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Some students had known about the student’s list for months, but no one told police until Friday. What provoked them, the police wouldn’t say.

Daniel Brown, a Grade 12 Templeton student, said the arrested student told him he was on his list a couple months ago, but Brown thought he wasn’t serious.

“We had been talking about the list, and he said, ‘On it, you’re 25’,” Brown explained. “I asked him about it, and he said, ‘This is the order I’m going to kill you in.’

“It didn’t seem real. It seemed like an ongoing joke. He would laugh … it didn’t seem like someone who was actually planning on killing someone would be this open and forward about what he was doing.”

The arrested student had spent his whole high school career at Templeton. His classmates said there was nothing extraordinary about him.

“He was one of the students who kind of kept to himself,” said Sarah England, a 17-year-old Templeton student. “He didn’t really have a circle of friends he hang out with. I don’t think he came to school that often.”

“He was a bit of an outcast. He didn’t really fit in. He just kind of inserted himself into most groups,” said Brown. “He was an alright guy. He was strange, but no one complained about him.”

Thompson said the student appeared to have been acting alone.

Asked if he thought the student would have carried out his threats, Thompson said no one could be sure at what point a person might switch from intent to action.

“We made a threat assessment and that’s still going on,” he said.

But Brown said he thought his classmate was capable of following through.

“Mentally, I think he was pretty much there at this point,” he said.

Someone posted this on the Sun website:

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okay, so he needed help. that's for sure. but i feel like in context of everything that's going on, especially since he never brought weapons to school or made any action towards these threats at all, this should have been dealt with quietly. he was insanely intelligent and a wonderful person to be around, always funny and pleasant to talk with, and excellent on the piano, too. now because of this whole erruption everyone's going to remember him as the kid that went crazy the week before school ended, which isn't true; he's needed help for a while, and if anyone thinks that THIS is helping him now, then they're right up in line with needing help themselves. he had so much going for him, and if this had been discussed quietly, since no one, as they say, is in harm's way, then the poor kid would have actually had a life. good job.