(May 20, 2018 at 1:15 am)ignoramus Wrote:(May 19, 2018 at 8:35 pm)paulpablo Wrote: It's usually bullying, mental problems, family issues or just general teenage violence and emotions combined with access to guns. Mostly they don't come from racially diverse settings, they usually go to mainly white schools with mainly white victims.
Paul, I see it as could it just be a case of the spoilt/selfish/snowflake middle class white kid syndrome?
For some reason it's now a mental health issue?
I wouldn't put forward any one thing and say that's the issue, the few things I mentioned are common issues, being nervous about diversity is very much not a common issue as far as I can tell with school shooters.
If the shooter is spoiled and raised to be selfish that's a family issue, the shooters are normally about as middle class and white as the victims they're shooting.
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