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On Sun, 17 Feb 2008 07:03:14 EST, "nemesis" <nam### [at] gmail com> wrote:
>Stephen <mcavoysATaolDOTcom@> wrote:
>> No I won't. My memories may be getting on a bit but I still trust them. Do you
>> know the term "media panic"?
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>If it's so good to get public attention, why wasn't the practice of documenting
>such school shootings as widespread in the first half of the XX's?
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>I'll reiterate: there's no evidence that shootings in schools happened or were
>not isolated incidents before becoming widespread after the 1990's... we're
>definitely witnessing something new here. Some may want to live in denial,
>others have an urge to talk about it and try to do something about it.
Did I say somewhere that there always has been school shootings?
I think that you are right. It is a new phenomenon.
But violence is not. Especially amongst the young.
>> As for documentation ha! All I will say is 45
>> minutes to mass destruction.
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>don't trust the government, trust independent press.
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I don't - I don't.
Regards
Stephen
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