Colo. suspect "smart," "quiet,"

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[DrLeftover]

And according to an early report on ABC news, he's a 'tea partier'.

 

[Jazzy]

Watch out for the quiet ones they are the most deadly.

 

[James]

So what? I'm quiet. Does that render me a killer?

 

[Raven]

They usually are smart and quiet :/

 

[Raven]

So what? I'm quiet. Does that render me a killer?

Are you a nutter?

 

[Jazzy]

So what? I'm quiet. Does that render me a killer?

It's not only being quiet. It's a negative attitude towards people who are trying to be nice. They try and try until they give up. These quiet ones also have no friends and prefer to not socialize with others. Just take a look at your signature. That alone tells me to leave you alone. Does this render you a killer? How would I know. Some people are just attention seekers and therefore tend to push people away and then complain when others don't seem to care about them. I can't get inside your head. Only you can.

 

[James]

If I had a Death Note, there are a few people I would kill. Then I'd ask for the shinigami to take away my memories of it.

Only thing is, regardless I can neither go to heaven nor hell.

 

[Jazzy]

You mean you don't have a notebook which contains the five written instruction? I guess I'm safe as you can't put my face in your mind. I guess you also disagree with Ohba's theme that no human has the right to pass judgement on another's actions. No one should play god.

 

[James]

I'm wouldn't be doing it to play God. Just to kill a few people the world doesn't.



If only I had that notebook and only if I knew all of the names of the members of al-Qaeda..

 

[Jazzy]

^ What are your thoughts on why the quiet and smart guy did what he did?

 

[James]

Just a mentally unstable person, with a intention for fame.



If I were a killer, I would perform things quietly and leave no trace. Plus you can't get away with mass killings.With careful planning and actions, you could get away with a single murder.

 

[Jazzy]

Just a mentally unstable person, with a intention for fame.



If I were a killer, I would perform things quietly and leave no trace. Plus you can't get away with mass killings.With careful planning and actions, you could get away with a single murder.

So you believe in the perfect crime?

 

[DrLeftover]

One statement here in moderation of the ongoing discussion.



Online postings can come back and haunt you by being taken out of context or having other meaning read into them.



And they can never be 'totally deleted'.



Carry on.

 

[Jazzy]

^ What James and I are discussing is Shinigami. Unless he cares to differ from what I believe we are discussing.

 

[James]

However, where's proof you actually watched the anime or read the manga?



Because it seems like you took information from Wikipedia instead..



I believe in the perfect crime, even though it would be difficult.

 

[DrLeftover]

^ What James and I are discussing is Shinigami. Unless he cares to differ from what I believe we are discussing.

Which is why I said......



by being taken out of context or having other meaning read into them.





And judging by the gentleman's answer, maybe he's not.

 

[DrLeftover]

Perhaps this may add to the discussion:

...Writer Mark Ames is the co-founder (with Rolling Stone’s Matt Taibbi) of The eXile, the first alternative newspaper in Moscow, formed in the years following the dissolution of the Soviet Union. As an underground journalist in the era of Russia’s oligarch-fueled transition toward capitalism, he witnessed all manner of criminality and violence. In 2005 he wrote Going Postal: Rage, Murder and Rebellion from Reagan’s Workplaces to Clinton’s Columbine and Beyond. Ames contends that what he calls rage killings amount to acts of rebellion against a callous and uncaring society, where the perpetrators of these crimes have been subjected to lives of humiliation and unrewarded sacrifice.

http://blogs.reuters.com/great-debate/2012/07/20/terror-born-from-rage/