With 32 dead and 17 wounded one would think there had been a battle.
But no, it was just another day on a U.S. college campus. For some reason or other Americans are born with a compelling urge to eat , drink, and carry a gun.
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Hmmm ... he was not American but a South Korean.
And didn't some Canadian student on a campus go on a rampage lately ... killed one person but injured a bunch of others??
Perhaps the Canadian student was not very good with guns and hence the lower body count in Canada ... OR ... is it just that we are all the same ... Canadians, Americans and South Koreans.
Ponder that.
Posted by: BaZZa | April 17, 2007 at 10:32 AM
BaZZa... these incidents can happen anywhere. It's just way easier in the US where guns are easier to buy than booze.
Posted by: Jon Ciarlo | April 18, 2007 at 10:30 AM