lol i love how to try to rationalize this murder-suicide. and he shouldnt be blamed 100% for this? so who is to blame? his employer? the economy (seems to be everybodys excuse these days) his neigbhors for not being there for him when times got tough? pres. Bush? God? his wife? his cable guy?frnchjeep;2708222;2708222 said:I guess I didn't know the whole story...I thought it was relevent. I guess not. Sorry.
You are absolutely correct. This is what I am trying to say. Things have been much worse. There is a good posibility that things will get much worse. And how many people have died as a result. And how many will still?
I agree that he was out of his mind. I've said that a couple times already. However, it could get to a point where help just isn't available any more. This guy didn't know or not because (what we know from the story) he didn't try. Maybe he could have found help. With all the people out of work and without homes, "help" is spread pretty thin these days. I can tell you that a little less than a year ago, I was injured and out of work for 10 weeks unexpectedly. I came dangerously close to losing my apartment, my truck, and the wife's car. Things can unravel fast. I wasn't ready to kill anyone, but it was tough. And I don't even have any kids. It's got to be a desperate feeling... I definatly don't condone what he did, but I can honestly say from my heart, that he shouldn't be 100% blamed for what happened. He could have been a great guy that went crazy as a result of the cards he was dealt. I'm sorry we don't see eye to eye on this. This will be my last post in this thread. I don't want to argue with you guys, I just wish you all were able to look at it from another point of view.
you see where im going with this? people need to stop with the finger pointing and blame shifting. he is 110% absolutely to blame for all this. its cut-dry black n white; theres no gray area
thats exactly what im talking about