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Mon Feb 27, 2012, 12:38 PM

13. Bullying may be worse.

But I don't think the problem is that there is more guns available because that just is not true. The problem is the bullying which causes some kids at the end of a emotional bell curve to act. Why there is more bullying is a question.

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104 replies	Author	Time	Post
Ok this is becoming an annual tradition [View all]	nadinbrzezinski	Feb 2012	OP
Answer this question	zipplewrath	Feb 2012	#1
Bullying has been a problem as well as the attitude	nadinbrzezinski	Feb 2012	#2
Not true at all.	former9thward	Feb 2012	#5
Nadin is right about this.	Major Hogwash	Feb 2012	#10
Bullying may be worse.	former9thward	Feb 2012	#13
I guess you need to read the literature	nadinbrzezinski	Feb 2012	#23
I understood it was	hfojvt	Feb 2012	#31
I don't understand why kids and mentally unstable people can get	Proles	Feb 2012	#3
So would you want some sort of "No Buy" list for guns? nt	Snake Alchemist	Feb 2012	#20
Bullying and depression are very much related	nadinbrzezinski	Feb 2012	#66
Do you have a link or something?	MineralMan	Feb 2012	#4
I'm not the OP but I assume this is the one.	former9thward	Feb 2012	#6
OK, thanks. I'll go read it.	MineralMan	Feb 2012	#8
It's only February.	Major Hogwash	Feb 2012	#7
Ohio breaking news	nadinbrzezinski	Feb 2012	#24
I remember back in the 80s we had kids bring guns to our school	Rex	Feb 2012	#9
No! There is no dimension to this story except this isolated incident	gratuitous	Feb 2012	#11
Slow clap.	Chorophyll	Feb 2012	#21
Back in the 80's people laughed at me when I told them that I was more concerned about	Arkansas Granny	Feb 2012	#100
Someone provided the link, so I've read the story.	MineralMan	Feb 2012	#12
That is a rational, well-thought out stance.	zappaman	Feb 2012	#14
One student now confirmed dead. Four others remain hospitalized.	11 Bravo	Feb 2012	#15
I'd say it's more of a tragedy than a tradition... n/t	zappaman	Feb 2012	#16
A tragedy to be leapt upon before we know anything at all about what's going on......same shit,	msanthrope	Feb 2012	#19
Not really...but yeah same shit different day.	Rex	Feb 2012	#26
Like all of our major problems	mick063	Feb 2012	#17
Alas this is a really small town	nadinbrzezinski	Feb 2012	#25
Doesn't matter. Ever hear of Quantum Monkees?	mick063	Feb 2012	#37
Actually yes I have	nadinbrzezinski	Feb 2012	#39
Replace the "100th monkee" with School kids.	mick063	Feb 2012	#42
I like this story	bongbong	Feb 2012	#43
Perhaps.	mick063	Feb 2012	#46
interesting article here	agent46	Feb 2012	#69
Do you really know enough about this shooting to comment on motives,	msanthrope	Feb 2012	#18
+1 Exactly. nt	zappaman	Feb 2012	#22
Lest I be accused of bullying, or swarming, there's a teenager who is dead,	msanthrope	Feb 2012	#28
Patience and perspective. Qualities sorely lacking at DU sometimes...	SidDithers	Feb 2012	#29
You better believe it. nt	msanthrope	Feb 2012	#34
Well the classic "troubled teen"	nadinbrzezinski	Feb 2012	#27
Let's just wait, shall we? nt	pecwae	Feb 2012	#30
maybe we should rethink about how to use that word bullying overall.	Whisp	Feb 2012	#32
You know nothing about Mr. Lane. Nothing at all except what other teens have speculated....	msanthrope	Feb 2012	#33
AAll the speculation, based on extensive literature on the subject, is	nadinbrzezinski	Feb 2012	#35
This post was hidden by jury decision.	zappaman	Feb 2012	#36
That is such a unrelated thing to post-	BeHereNow	Feb 2012	#76
There's a dead teenager. Wounded teenagers. A teenager who threw his life away.	msanthrope	Feb 2012	#38
Ok here is the DIRECT Google link to SCHOLLARLY articles on the subject	nadinbrzezinski	Feb 2012	#40
This post was hidden by jury decision.	zappaman	Feb 2012	#41
This message was self-deleted by its author	BeHereNow	Feb 2012	#77
How smart you are. nt	msanthrope	Feb 2012	#44
So we go from agenda to smart?	nadinbrzezinski	Feb 2012	#45
Amazing how an internet bully denies bullying MIGHT BE part of the problem	Occulus	Feb 2012	#47
I would not say bully	nadinbrzezinski	Feb 2012	#48
"an interest of mine since oh Third grade when I was the fodder of a few bullies at School... "	msanthrope	Feb 2012	#51
What I find amazing is something else	nadinbrzezinski	Feb 2012	#53
"What I find amazing is that I was right."	zappaman	Feb 2012	#54
The "bullied" statement is sourced to one 15-year-old, and other news stories report that while the	Brickbat	Feb 2012	#62
See what Ohio Chick posted bellow	nadinbrzezinski	Feb 2012	#64
OhioChick posted nothing new. What I'm wondering is if anyone else says he was bullied, or if it's	Brickbat	Feb 2012	#67
All that matters is Nadin says he was.	zappaman	Feb 2012	#68
There you go again...	BeHereNow	Feb 2012	#78
Yah, but....	elias7	Feb 2012	#82
I will reach to my personal experience	nadinbrzezinski	Feb 2012	#70
+1	Union Scribe	Feb 2012	#55
What was the exhausted point? That bullying IS	nadinbrzezinski	Feb 2012	#56
"Turns out I was right."	Union Scribe	Feb 2012	#58
Dead kids?	zappaman	Feb 2012	#59
How does a statement like that promote positive discussion and debate?	BeHereNow	Feb 2012	#85
What trying to have this discussion?	nadinbrzezinski	Feb 2012	#60
It is premature to start discussing reasons and motives	MineralMan	Feb 2012	#52
Is this all a development from the lack of corporal punishment?	Rex	Feb 2012	#49
"I Don't Like Mondays."	eShirl	Feb 2012	#50
Huh. I never knew that	RZM	Feb 2012	#80
UPDATE... indeed Bullying has emerged as part of the mix	nadinbrzezinski	Feb 2012	#57
Yes he was bullied	OhioChick	Feb 2012	#61
I hope he gets a good defense lawyer	nadinbrzezinski	Feb 2012	#63
You have got to be kidding.	zappaman	Feb 2012	#65
Sounds like this kid came from one extremely messed up family....	OhioChick	Feb 2012	#71
Yeah he did	nadinbrzezinski	Feb 2012	#73
One of the group he shot at had started dating his ex-girlfriend	muriel_volestrangler	Feb 2012	#72
I can see all kinds of motives taking shape now	nadinbrzezinski	Feb 2012	#74
** I am almost betting bullying played a role**	donheld	Feb 2012	#75
The next question I have is this:	BeHereNow	Feb 2012	#79
UPDATE from the Prosecutor--- "This is not about bullying. This is not about drugs,"	msanthrope	Feb 2012	#81
Oops	SlimJimmy	Feb 2012	#83
"But it is in the soup"	pintobean	Feb 2012	#84
That's for certain. Why don't we just admit it when we're wrong?	SlimJimmy	Feb 2012	#101
Of course, i am all but surprised	nadinbrzezinski	Feb 2012	#86
Have you read the book Columbine, by David Cullen?	ScreamingMeemie	Feb 2012	#87
+1	likesmountains 52	Feb 2012	#88
Here is where the mix enters though	nadinbrzezinski	Feb 2012	#89
I suggest you reread it and then look at the Columbine site.	ScreamingMeemie	Feb 2012	#90
This article helps explain what Columbine was about.	likesmountains 52	Feb 2012	#91
I think it hard for some to dump what the media fed us on a 24 hour/7 day cycle after	ScreamingMeemie	Feb 2012	#93
Colombine was not about bullying, no matter	msanthrope	Feb 2012	#97
Well thank you for the persona attack	nadinbrzezinski	Feb 2012	#99
it's a bit hypocritical to discuss my attributes negatively	msanthrope	Feb 2012	#102
Alas I am not	nadinbrzezinski	Feb 2012	#104
Thanks for the update...nt	SidDithers	Feb 2012	#98
The idea that school schootings never happened before Columbine is untrue	Taverner	Feb 2012	#92
They did, it's the frequency.	nadinbrzezinski	Feb 2012	#94
The frequency was actually higher in the period just before	ScreamingMeemie	Feb 2012	#95
More students, bigger classrooms...	Taverner	Feb 2012	#96
Now that we have heard from the prosecution saying NO BULLYING involved	nadinbrzezinski	Feb 2012	#103

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