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I would do anything for my loved ones but sometimes I wonder if I would end up being a coward and save my own ass. Sometimes fear can really get to you and having never experienced what this person experienced it's hard to judge.
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I would do anything for my loved ones but sometimes I wonder if I would end up being a coward and save my own ass. Sometimes fear can really get to you and never experiencing what this person experienced it's hard to judge.
Honestly, I feel like I could cry after reading this. Especially, about the 6-year-old girl and the guy who dived in front of his girlfriend to save her.
I would love to think I have the guts that guy did. He deserves to be praised and be the one whose name is remembered when the world thinks of this incident. Not the shooter.
The fuck, I would never leave without my wife and kid I wouldn't be able to live with myself. I'd trade my life for either of there's in a heartbeat. I don't know maybe the panic makes people do weird things but I can't imagine doing it any other way.
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What I find interesting is how the media as a whole seem like they are all under a mandate to use the killers name as little as possible in an attempt to minimalize his "fame" outside of the major news regarding him like saying he's going to trial etc no one uses his name
I would do anything for my loved ones but sometimes I wonder if I would end up being a coward and save my own ass. Sometimes fear can really get to you and never experiencing what this person experienced it's hard to judge.
I hope I would have the courage to protect my loved ones in a life threatening situation.
apparently his downstairs neighbour was complaining about the music playing so she went upstairs to bang on the door to get him to shut it.
she found out the door wasn't locked but didn't open it
damn, imagine if she did, could have been bad
Something doesn't feel right about that story. Who actually does that? As in go upstairs to complain and even go as far to checking the doorknob to know it's unlocked, but then not actually opening it? Not that this really matters in the grand scheme of things, but I think at least some of that story is fabricated.
^ Exactly the clip i thought about when i read one of the comment "the real life George Costanza.
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Originally Posted by DanHibiki
I would do anything for my loved ones but sometimes I wonder if I would end up being a coward and save my own ass. Sometimes fear can really get to you and having never experienced what this person experienced it's hard to judge.
but they do raise some other good points.
the weapons he had, and the amount of money it would cost to get them... where does an unemployed phd student buy that stuff? did they say it was about 20 000 dollars worth?
that would be 20 000 dollars worth on the legit market.
black market would cost more.
he had a m4, which requires a class 3 licence? which he... doesnt have?
who gave him the m4? who provided all the other shit he had?
his actions are also inconsistent. why kill all those people, then just give himself up when the cops come? why wouldn't put up a fight?
and then why would he tell them about the booby trapped apartment?
shouldn't he kill people, kill the cops and die trying, then hope someone triggers the booby traps in his apartment?
but they do raise some other good points.
the weapons he had, and the amount of money it would cost to get them... where does an unemployed phd student buy that stuff? did they say it was about 20 000 dollars worth?
that would be 20 000 dollars worth on the legit market.
black market would cost more.
he had a m4, which requires a class 3 licence? which he... doesnt have?
who gave him the m4? who provided all the other shit he had?
Maybe he used student loans to buy the weapons or maybe he got them from a family member or something like that. I do find it very very odd that he just gave himself up after the shooting. Every other mass murder the person normally goes out guns a blazing but this time it's like OK no more ammo time to give up.
Also remember guns are cheap and really easy to get in the US.
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when she said yes
