Friday, April 20, 2007

VTech Blame Game

How come after every tragic incident that happens in this country, we start looking to blame something as to how someone could act like this. All the evidence I've seen suggests he was plain just psycho and needed help, but it seems everyone let him slip through the cracks. Perhaps something happened to him as a child that so shook him into oblivion that he didn't feel like being a part of society. Stop blaming the gun industry, the video game industry, the movie industry and so on. If we TRY to ban guns, then the only people that will have them are the Criminals. Murder is illegal, but it still happens even without guns. I play your violent shoot em up video games and watch R rated movies, but I don't feel the need to massacre everyone. It's about self discipline and parenting. Parents need to be there to balance what children experience. My kids will watch an action movie or play a video game, but I am there to say "That's not what really happens" or it's "NOT OK" to act like "they" do in the movie. I make a point to show them the extras that show how it was made. People also blame the police for not acting in time. They in fact were investigating the original shooting and this took them by surprise-not to mention he chain locked the doors from the inside. If you see the signs, get help for that person. Since we have become such a litigous society, people are afraid to get into someone else's life, and we end up with a tragedy like this one. People also take so many drugs these days and their bodies get in a vicious cycle. They need drugs to solve the problems the other drug creates. They don't know what reality is anymore. Get a grip and stop blaming someone else. This is our own fault as a society.

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