i blame their fellow students.they always bullied eric and dylan.its just like the thing with the dog.if you pick on the dog too much he´s gonna bite you.they didn´t talk about their problems.they just had enough of it
Interesting inside perspective, but, I'd like to know where you get your idea that Klebold and Harris were outcasts and bullied.
Everything I have read from the experts who have studied the case says that this is a myth. And, it is a myth that needs to stop being perpetuated, because, if school officials are concentrating on the bullied and the loners, they will probably miss the kids who really are at risk of causing something like Columbine.
He says-"Perhaps the most pervasive myth is that Harris & Klebold were rejected outcasts. They were not captains of the football team but they were far more accepted than many of their schoolmates. They hung out with a tight circle of close friends & partied regularly on the weekend with a wider crowd."
w w w . slate . com/id/2099203/sidebar/2099208/
They also didn't target anyone. That's another myth.
i blame their fellow students.they always bullied eric and dylan.its just like the thing with the dog.if you pick on the dog too much he´s gonna bite you.they didn´t talk about their problems.they just had enough of it
NaturalSelection9837 1 year ago
Kirklin was walking with Danny Rorbough and Sean Graves up the stairs where Danny was murdered
SundinNooks 1 year ago
Interesting inside perspective, but, I'd like to know where you get your idea that Klebold and Harris were outcasts and bullied.
Everything I have read from the experts who have studied the case says that this is a myth. And, it is a myth that needs to stop being perpetuated, because, if school officials are concentrating on the bullied and the loners, they will probably miss the kids who really are at risk of causing something like Columbine.
ApocalypsePlough 2 years ago
Dave Cullen has written extensively about
Columbine. His new book about it just came out.
He says-"Perhaps the most pervasive myth is that Harris & Klebold were rejected outcasts. They were not captains of the football team but they were far more accepted than many of their schoolmates. They hung out with a tight circle of close friends & partied regularly on the weekend with a wider crowd."
w w w . slate . com/id/2099203/sidebar/2099208/
They also didn't target anyone. That's another myth.
ApocalypsePlough 2 years ago
i studied this alot for school.
one of the most mysterious things ive ever read.
theres so much about it
its scary to me
great video brotha
i have no comment
just thank you for the information
stevend559 2 years ago