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Originally Posted by the head
Wagner hit it on the head...remember when you could spank a kid and it wasn't child abuse I do I was a child then...and it did me a lot of good I learned that if I did something wrong there were going to be reprocussions that I would not like...not this "go to your room where you have a TV, playstation, phone, etc" crap...Now if you leave a kid to sit in a corner too long it's is considered child abuse...and kids have figured this shit out folks they know they can do whatever they want and most of the time the parents/teachers know they cannot do anything to them.
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The bottom line is that kid was a mental case, (not likely someone who fits in certain racial profile). Strict gun control might or might not have stopped multiplying the number of death.
His parents should have been the first one who intervened and exercise tough love on him. But still technically he was an adult at the time of crime there's not much they could have done.
Ethnic Korean community is very aware of the fact that the shooter was a Korean Immigrant, and afraid this incident might spread as hate crimes. His parents movied to US in 1992 seeking financial betterment, and more opportunity for their kids, education, etc... I am certain that they weren't able to spend much time with their kids being good parents since there were in labor-intensive dry cleaning business, and were not able to communicate efficiently since the kids primary language become English while theirs stay Korean.
In many counties other than America, people are almost coerced to some type of community activies and make it near impossible to be too differnt.
Many dreams are shatterd dufing this incident. I hope this will never happen again.