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Virginia Tech Massacre

Is there anything that can be done to stop this type of thing from happening?
It just seems so surrreal to think that someone like this Cho Seung-Hui can get away with murdering over 30 people.
It’s getting to the point where you can not feel safe anywhere. Where are my children supposed to feel safe if not at a school like Virginia Tech?
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7 dead in shooting rampage at postal center

At the first report of this, I must admit I was not shocked or surprised. These types of things certainly seem to be happening with more frequency.
However, the fact that this rampage was from a female sets it apart. I can not recall an incident like this being from a female in the past. Is there significance in this fact? I am really not sure.

7 dead in shooting rampage at postal center: “7 dead in shooting rampage at postal center Updated, 6:45 a.m. Former employee opens fire at mail facility near Santa Barbara, killing six and then herself. Authorities have [...]






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Judge to hear mass murderer’s plea


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