Girl rejects guy at party; guy goes on killing spree

Remember the German kid who killed fifteen people before killing himself? One reason might be because a girl rejected him.

He took it pretty hard.

I lol'd when i read the topic.

It gets me so mad when someone is "mad at the world" and kills innocent people, then kills themself.linktheworld

I still think it was Counter-Strike. :P

I still think it was Counter-Strike. :P

VoodooGamer

Actually, it was Far Cry 2.

I still think it was Counter-Strike. :P

VoodooGamer

Read the article. Apparently, it's all the fault of Far Cry 2. Guess he didn't like the respawning guard checkpoints either....

I knew it it was because of video games:shock:

I knew it it was because of video games:shock:

kemar7856

really, what else could it be? Did you know video games were responsible for the Spanish Inquisition? Fact!

Quick! Somebody get Jack Thompson!

[QUOTE="VoodooGamer"]

I still think it was Counter-Strike. :P

bogaty

Read the article. Apparently, it's all the fault of Far Cry 2. Guess he didn't like the respawning guard checkpoints either....

No, the article talks about Counter Strike as well.

[QUOTE="bogaty"]

[QUOTE="VoodooGamer"]

I still think it was Counter-Strike. :P

Theokhoth

Read the article. Apparently, it's all the fault of Far Cry 2. Guess he didn't like the respawning guard checkpoints either....

No, the article talks about Counter Strike as well.

That girl must feel terrible for saying No to him. CleanPlayer

She was the first person he killed.:|

i think we should ban letting girls have the free will to reject guys, otherwise dangerous shooting like this might happen!

[QUOTE="CleanPlayer"]That girl must feel terrible for saying No to him. Theokhoth

She was the first person he killed.:|

Still must have felt terrible.

That girl must feel terrible for saying No to him. CleanPlayer

EDIT: Nvm, she's dead.

[QUOTE="CleanPlayer"]That girl must feel terrible for saying No to him. bean-with-bacon

She's among the deaths.

[QUOTE="bean-with-bacon"][QUOTE="CleanPlayer"]That girl must feel terrible for saying No to him. Theokhoth

She's among the deaths.

Remember the German kid who killed fifteen people before killing himself? One reason might be because a girl rejected him.

Theokhoth

When they say "The worst that can happen is her saying no", they obviously don't know how bad that no can affect some people.... Tragic and sad.. :(JustPlainLucas

So, are you intimating that chicks should just put out?

I think one of the root problems has been the shift in the educational system towards consant messages of "positive reinforcement." No matter how much of a screw up a student is, teachers will never say anything negative. Hell, they aren't even allowed to use the word "negative" anymore. Now, they must say "constructive". ANyway, kids are basically taught that anything they do, now matter how half-arsed, has merit and they're never in the wrong or never need to re-assess their work or their habits when they do a poor job, because they're told the possibility of them doing a poor job doesn't exist.

It fills kids with a sense of entitlement and an inability to handle any kind of criticism or rejection. It's not universal, but I do see this trait becoming more and more common amongst the younger people I work with. Any time they're told that they aren't measuring up, most just can't accept it. Some blow a gasket and flip out. Some get petualant and do an even worse job. Some get pissy and turn to malicious gossip, facebook hate pages, and the like. Luckily, thus for nobody's reached for a gun. Worst I've seen is a 19 year old summer student pick up a metal rake and take a swing at his 24 year old grad student supervisor when she had the termerity to suggest that he not smoke a joint while on the job.

[QUOTE="CleanPlayer"]That girl must feel terrible for saying No to him. Theokhoth

She was the first person he killed.:|

[QUOTE="Theokhoth"]

[QUOTE="CleanPlayer"]That girl must feel terrible for saying No to him. DrSponge

She was the first person he killed.:|

I don't understand why someone who do that over a girl, there's so many fish in the sea.

[QUOTE="CleanPlayer"]That girl must feel terrible for saying No to him. Theokhoth

She was the first person he killed.:|

[QUOTE="DrSponge"][QUOTE="Theokhoth"]

[QUOTE="CleanPlayer"]That girl must feel terrible for saying No to him. Blackviperr

She was the first person he killed.:|

[QUOTE="Theokhoth"]

Remember the German kid who killed fifteen people before killing himself? One reason might be because a girl rejected him.

Blackviperr

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[QUOTE="JustPlainLucas"]When they say "The worst that can happen is her saying no", they obviously don't know how bad that no can affect some people.... Tragic and sad.. :(bogaty

So, are you intimating that chicks should just put out?

I think one of the root problems has been the shift in the educational system towards consant messages of "positive reinforcement." No matter how much of a screw up a student is, teachers will never say anything negative. Hell, they aren't even allowed to use the word "negative" anymore. Now, they must say "constructive". ANyway, kids are basically taught that anything they do, now matter how half-arsed, has merit and they're never in the wrong or never need to re-assess their work or their habits when they do a poor job, because they're told the possibility of them doing a poor job doesn't exist.

It fills kids with a sense of entitlement and an inability to handle any kind of criticism or rejection. It's not universal, but I do see this trait becoming more and more common amongst the younger people I work with. Any time they're told that they aren't measuring up, most just can't accept it. Some blow a gasket and flip out. Some get petualant and do an even worse job. Some get pissy and turn to malicious gossip, facebook hate pages, and the like. Luckily, thus for nobody's reached for a gun. Worst I've seen is a 19 year old summer student pick up a metal rake and take a swing at his 24 year old grad student supervisor when she had the termerity to suggest that he not smoke a joint while on the job.

You clearly don't know about the German school system. In Germany, students are separated at 6 years of age into three different schools depending on their grades. There is the Real-schule (the worst), the Haupt-schule and the Gymnasium (best). This guy used to go to a Real-schule, the worst of all the school. It is a school where you don't even recieve and Abschluss (equivalent of a high school diploma or A-levels). So, you grow up knowing that you will never amount to anything because not having an Abschluss in Germany means that you will not go to university or college. I blame this elitist system for all the school shootings in Germany. It is antiquated and alienates certain members of society.

This is what you idiot politicians should be looking at! Stop wasting your stupid time worrying about Counter-Strike and look for a REAL solution. (This is not directed at you, I'm just randomly ranting against the German politicians that seem to admire Jack Thompson's practises).

[QUOTE="DrSponge"][QUOTE="Theokhoth"]

She was the first person he killed.:|

Blackviperr

Some American experts are convinced of a link between school shootings and violent games.

Lieutenant-Colonel Dave Grossman, a West Point psychology professor, said: "You can see their influence in the way these school shooters aim and shoot accurately and move from one target to the next, moving through people dispassionately."

This is obviously the girl's fault for not wanting to be his girlfriend. Silly woman. :|

[QUOTE="bogaty"]

[QUOTE="JustPlainLucas"]When they say "The worst that can happen is her saying no", they obviously don't know how bad that no can affect some people.... Tragic and sad.. :(skelebull3000

So, are you intimating that chicks should just put out?

I think one of the root problems has been the shift in the educational system towards consant messages of "positive reinforcement." No matter how much of a screw up a student is, teachers will never say anything negative. Hell, they aren't even allowed to use the word "negative" anymore. Now, they must say "constructive". ANyway, kids are basically taught that anything they do, now matter how half-arsed, has merit and they're never in the wrong or never need to re-assess their work or their habits when they do a poor job, because they're told the possibility of them doing a poor job doesn't exist.

It fills kids with a sense of entitlement and an inability to handle any kind of criticism or rejection. It's not universal, but I do see this trait becoming more and more common amongst the younger people I work with. Any time they're told that they aren't measuring up, most just can't accept it. Some blow a gasket and flip out. Some get petualant and do an even worse job. Some get pissy and turn to malicious gossip, facebook hate pages, and the like. Luckily, thus for nobody's reached for a gun. Worst I've seen is a 19 year old summer student pick up a metal rake and take a swing at his 24 year old grad student supervisor when she had the termerity to suggest that he not smoke a joint while on the job.

You clearly don't know about the German school system. In Germany, students are separated at 6 years of age into three different schools depending on their grades. There is the Real-schule (the worst), the Haupt-schule and the Gymnasium (best). This guy used to go to a Real-schule, the worst of all the school. It is a school where you don't even recieve and Abschluss (equivalent of a high school diploma or A-levels). So, you grow up knowing that you will never amount to anything because not having an Abschluss in Germany means that you will not go to university or college. I blame this elitist system for all the school shootings in Germany. It is antiquated and alienates certain members of society.

This is what you idiot politicians should be looking at! Stop wasting your stupid time worrying about Counter-Strike and look for a REAL solution. (This is not directed at you, I'm just randomly ranting against the German politicians that seem to admire Jack Thompson's practises).

I taught English at a technical high school in Gorlitz for 6 months. All of the things I mentioned above went on at the school. I wasn't allowed to give a failing grade to any student, no matter how poorly they performed. About the only things they could be taken to task for were absenteeism, use of "un-PC" lanaguage, or outright violence and even then, most of the supposed intervetion took the form of happy-feely "counselling sessions" where they talked about their feelings while having a piece of cake.

[QUOTE="VoodooGamer"]

I still think it was Counter-Strike. :P

Theokhoth

Actually, it was Far Cry 2.

[QUOTE="Blackviperr"][QUOTE="DrSponge"]
[QUOTE="Blackviperr"][QUOTE="Theokhoth"]

Remember the German kid who killed fifteen people before killing himself? One reason might be because a girl rejected him.

bean-with-bacon

????

Meet my friend sarcasm!!!

What a puff bag.

This is obviously the girl's fault for not wanting to be his girlfriend. Silly woman. :|

DJ-Lafleur

Did she play Doom?

oooooooooo he's gonna be the future Jason muahahahahaha.........*cough**cough*........haha :lol:

She should have said yes...now shes dead.

[QUOTE="bogaty"]

[QUOTE="VoodooGamer"]

I still think it was Counter-Strike. :P

Theokhoth

Read the article. Apparently, it's all the fault of Far Cry 2. Guess he didn't like the respawning guard checkpoints either....

No, the article talks about Counter Strike as well.

Maybe he was frustrated by campers

Its amusing that the article in question remarked on how accurate his aim was thanks to gaming. What makes it all the more amusing is that earlier in the article it mentions that his father took him to gun clubs at a very young age.

*facepalm*

They needed to throw in the violent video game connection why? The guy was obviously mentally ill to do something that extreme... probably long before he got the game. It is a shame that something like this happens... but when they throw in anti-video game propaganda along with it, I just find it despicable. Unless he is playing a US Army military VR simulator, he isn't going to get much "training" from even modern day games.

The girl must feel realllly bad..

The girl must feel realllly bad..

Montaya

Here's a pic of the guy

:P

[QUOTE="CleanPlayer"]That girl must feel terrible for saying No to him. Theokhoth

She was the first person he killed.:|

It's says in the article his depression wasn't serious. I mean his depression wasn't serious? Somehow I doubt that... People like that wouldn't be very open anyway so it's hard I'd imagine even for a psychologist to really know there state of mind. For whatever reason the guy was pretty screwed in the head and seemingly pretty sadistic. A personality like that would likely cause a interest in things like bondage and violent video games. His interests didn't make him how he is, how he is made him interested in them in the first place. I mean clearly he played farcry 2 and counterstrike for different reasons than most people.

[QUOTE="skelebull3000"]

[QUOTE="bogaty"]

So, are you intimating that chicks should just put out?

I think one of the root problems has been the shift in the educational system towards consant messages of "positive reinforcement." No matter how much of a screw up a student is, teachers will never say anything negative. Hell, they aren't even allowed to use the word "negative" anymore. Now, they must say "constructive". ANyway, kids are basically taught that anything they do, now matter how half-arsed, has merit and they're never in the wrong or never need to re-assess their work or their habits when they do a poor job, because they're told the possibility of them doing a poor job doesn't exist.

It fills kids with a sense of entitlement and an inability to handle any kind of criticism or rejection. It's not universal, but I do see this trait becoming more and more common amongst the younger people I work with. Any time they're told that they aren't measuring up, most just can't accept it. Some blow a gasket and flip out. Some get petualant and do an even worse job. Some get pissy and turn to malicious gossip, facebook hate pages, and the like. Luckily, thus for nobody's reached for a gun. Worst I've seen is a 19 year old summer student pick up a metal rake and take a swing at his 24 year old grad student supervisor when she had the termerity to suggest that he not smoke a joint while on the job.

bogaty

You clearly don't know about the German school system. In Germany, students are separated at 6 years of age into three different schools depending on their grades. There is the Real-schule (the worst), the Haupt-schule and the Gymnasium (best). This guy used to go to a Real-schule, the worst of all the school. It is a school where you don't even recieve and Abschluss (equivalent of a high school diploma or A-levels). So, you grow up knowing that you will never amount to anything because not having an Abschluss in Germany means that you will not go to university or college. I blame this elitist system for all the school shootings in Germany. It is antiquated and alienates certain members of society.

This is what you idiot politicians should be looking at! Stop wasting your stupid time worrying about Counter-Strike and look for a REAL solution. (This is not directed at you, I'm just randomly ranting against the German politicians that seem to admire Jack Thompson's practises).

I taught English at a technical high school in Gorlitz for 6 months. All of the things I mentioned above went on at the school. I wasn't allowed to give a failing grade to any student, no matter how poorly they performed. About the only things they could be taken to task for were absenteeism, use of "un-PC" lanaguage, or outright violence and even then, most of the supposed intervetion took the form of happy-feely "counselling sessions" where they talked about their feelings while having a piece of cake.

what type of the three school was the tecnical high school :/? And I was just saying that you didn't know about the school system because you were generalizing. all three schools follow another system.