Virginia Tec Massacre Is Now A Joke
VIRGINIA Tec is now a joke - tiem ahs passed: “It started with a picture on Facebook and has now created a firestorm of outrage. Two Penn State students, dressed as Virginia Tech shooting victims, at a Halloween party have enraged people from the Virginia Tech community, as well as the entire country.”
Is there an approved time lag between a horrific crime and when you can make a joke about it?
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December 9th, 2007 at 4:54 am
According to South Park, the appropriate time lapsed between tragedy and making a joke out of it is 22.3 years.
December 8th, 2007 at 6:59 pm
We, the American people have not the will or the want to change our laws regarding gun safety. The Virginia Tech issue was not one of gun control, but one of Mental Illness, nothing more, nothing less. Our society has a serious problem acknowledgeing and dealing with mental illness and that is what has causes these school shootings and stuff to happen. If it was strickly due to our gun laws that these crimes occured, your country would not have any problems with gun crime whatsoever, my friend.
December 8th, 2007 at 5:13 pm
But since the American people have done nothing, absolutely nothing, about their gun laws, we must assume thay they all think that the gun laws are OK, and that therefore things like this, which to us are unthinkable atrocities, are also just one of those things you have to bear in a free democracy, and are therefore legitimate targets of humour.
If not, they would get their contitution down off the shelf and read it properly, and realise that it was written that way to stop England preventing the formation of an armed Militia/Army.
Absolutely nothing to do with youths gunning down schoolchildren.