School shooting in Spokane

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GNTLGNT

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They just interviewed a student who said that the shooter gave notes to people stating he was going to do something that would 'maybe get him killed'. But no one did anything or said anything?? WTF???
....I don't understand the recalcitrance of students or people in general, that if they suspect trouble-report it!!!......so what, if on occasion you're wrong?.....that's only embarrassment that's fleeting, not homicide that's forever......I ache for the families....
 

Anduan Pirate Princess

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They just interviewed a student who said that the shooter gave notes to people stating he was going to do something that would 'maybe get him killed'. But no one did anything or said anything?? WTF???
Oh, MAN. :down: I mean, I guess if I put myself in the students' shoes, teenagers can be oblivious to serious things, especially if they were thinking it was a joke or something. This is getting so old, though. School just started! Not that it would make it any better if it were any other time of the school year...I'm just rambling because these incidents are so sad and senseless and numerous.
 

Doc Creed

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Oh, MAN. :down: I mean, I guess if I put myself in the students' shoes, teenagers can be oblivious to serious things, especially if they were thinking it was a joke or something. This is getting so old, though. School just started! Not that it would make it any better if it were any other time of the school year...I'm just rambling because these incidents are so sad and senseless and numerous.
I thought this, too. Despite the increase of school shootings or similar incidents, young people (who already think they're invincible) dismiss these obvious signs. "Pshaw...yeah, right!" one teen might say.
 
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CoriSCapnSkip

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I thought this, too. Despite the increase of school shootings or similar incidents, young people (who already think they're invincible) dismiss these obvious signs. "Pshaw...yeah, right!" one teen might say.

Pretty much what the shooter's best friend said on the news. The shooter sent him an instagram or something of a school shooting documentary he was watching, and the friend said, "But he wouldn't really do that." (Apparently without telling anyone he sent him this.) After it occurred and they were interviewing him, he seemed in shock and denial, like now he guessed he had to admit it had happened after all but seemed to still not fully believe it.