This is a sad reminder of just how powerful and dangerous misogyny and sexism still is in today's world.

This man was a product of a society that promotes the belief that a man is entitled to sex and attention from women; a society that says that a man's worth is determined by sexual conquests and violence/domination. Since he couldn't achieve the former, he resorted to the latter.

An excerpt from his manifesto, which you can read here: http://www.scribd.com/doc/225936731/Untitled

I wish someone would've posted a "where's the facts" thread when Fox News was blaming the Muslim pilots of flight 570 and saying their "Musliness" had something to do with the plane's disappearance. Anyway, the media lives to divide people one way or another. MSNBC will always report the white guy whom they want to be the villain and Fox News will always see the liberal/minority as the villain. But I don't blame them. They're in it for the money. It's the people who follow them and think their chosen side is always right who are to blame.

Aren't people still victims when they are injured but don't die?

Hmm ? You sure didn't understand anything about my posts. Im talking about how different communities values guns and why individuals within them own guns.

That's just so very pitiful. And not in the way in which I feel sorry for him. I'm sure some " expert" will find some shorty of "mental illness" to blame for this kid's behavior. In this day & age it's never the individual's fault. There's always something that made him or her do it.

While I would rather not have the mentaly incapable posses guns, I believe more invasive measures are no longer tolerable.

Freedom comes at a cost that we cannot always avoid.

And there are also many posters on the VGChartz forums who would advocate stricter controls on the sales of video games, me not included.

I don't own a gun and never intend to own a gun. However, I'd never support a ban on legal ownership. Why? Because law abiding citizens will be the only ones who follow that law. Criminals who already possess them illegally won't cease owning them because the law says it's illegal.

Is, freedom at all costs, really something worth attaining? You have a Pandora's Box of possibilites awaiting you.

I know your narrow mind may not fully understand this, but there are facts and studies that support the arguments of both sides.  Apparently the facts that you don't like become "lies and misinformation".

Is, a life without freedom, really something worth having?

All I have done is drawn a line and said the cost of new gun controls would take us too far away from being free. As I implied in the beginning, some measures are tollerable while some are not.

If we were to restric freedom to the point that no one would die, that is a world I would not wish to live in.