> >For the past two days, this subject has been on practically every one of my > friends' > >minds. We talk about it in class, over lunch, after school. It is all too > much of a > >reality for we 16-17 year olds. > > that's ridiculous. i know i'm going to sound like an idiot saying this, but > YEAH OK colorado is sad but jesus christ if we just start letting it consume > our lives and just walk around going "wow that's really sad" it's just as > bad as going around telling clinton jokes. do you think sympathy makes the > world a better place? your wasting your time by upsetting yourself about > what? what are you gonna do? prevent it? not let it happen again? it's > like elizabeth dole saying the way she's going to stop the drug problem is > to rally america into a large anti-drug campaign...people have always wanted > drugs the same way people have always been violent...no, not everyone or > people in general but bad things are going to happen and you have to accept > that and stop moping around feeling sorry for everything. I love to see the people on this list embracing Seymore's outlook on life. I gives me hope that people certainly can learn and grow through literature. -j