Erich
the old Sage
was thinking so Chris will be interested in knowing more as this goes on. revenge possibly for ? or >> ?
Attacker injures 9 students in Ansbach, Germany
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More and more information is coming out.
One student is still in life threatening conditions. She was hit in the head by an ax.
Of course the crazies over here are all calling for bans on heavy metal music, violent games and such because the kid listened to this kind of music and played violent games. None of this will happen, but the ignorance of people to call for such things...
One student is still in life threatening conditions. She was hit in the head by an ax.
Of course the crazies over here are all calling for bans on heavy metal music, violent games and such because the kid listened to this kind of music and played violent games. None of this will happen, but the ignorance of people to call for such things...
B-17engineer
Colonel
Hope the girls ok.....
diddyriddick
Staff Sergeant
Thank you for the correction, Thor. And my humblest apologies to my Dutch friend!
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vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
It's always easier to blame heavy metal/tv then it is the parents. It's become the "It's not my fault" generation.
GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
One problem I have with modern society, and this isn't just in the U.S., is that the parents are limited in how they can raise thier kids.
An example would be where a girl recently turned her parents in to authorities when the parents took away her cellphone because her grades were suffering. Child Protection Services got involved because she was suffering "undue stress and anguish", which will have long term effects on the "poor child"...
Kids no longer have boundaries or a defining sense of right or wrong and I think the blame falls on society for allowing government to be involved in child raising.
An example would be where a girl recently turned her parents in to authorities when the parents took away her cellphone because her grades were suffering. Child Protection Services got involved because she was suffering "undue stress and anguish", which will have long term effects on the "poor child"...
Kids no longer have boundaries or a defining sense of right or wrong and I think the blame falls on society for allowing government to be involved in child raising.
That's horrible news Adler, I feel really sorry for all those kids in the school, esp. the wounded girl.
And I agree it's a parental problem, many kids nowadays are way to spoiled and lack boundaries. Furthermore society is often to slow to react to poor parenting in cases such as home abuse and neglect.
And I agree it's a parental problem, many kids nowadays are way to spoiled and lack boundaries. Furthermore society is often to slow to react to poor parenting in cases such as home abuse and neglect.
machine shop tom
Senior Airman
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I would expect that laws will be passed banning handguns, axes and molotov cocktails............
tom
tom
RabidAlien
1st Lieutenant
....don't forget the lawsuit against the company that produced the glass bottles in the first place, they're obviously to blame.
GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
Great...this means I'm going to have to register my hatchet and framing hammer...
And what if I have a composite handled ball-pien hammer, is that considered an assault hammer?
And what if I have a composite handled ball-pien hammer, is that considered an assault hammer?
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Hanguns - Germany already has some of the most strict laws.
Ax - Why would anyone ban those? Come on now...
Molotov Cocktails - Again why? There is no purpose for them. Anyone that builds them is doing so to do something bad, so there is no reason to ban them.
Try and remain realistic here...
B-17engineer
Colonel
Eric is not Dutch, he is from California...
Ah, but his family is undoubtedly from Dutch origin
This is really disturbing. Many Europeans always think this happens only in the USA, but several incidents of late have proved them wrong.
It's undoubtedly the parents and I always hope I will do it right so my kids will never do such a thing.
