[Names Ash Housewares]

Intimidating and bullying mass amounts of students and teachers. And this doesn't get you expelled and a restraining order because why exactly?

This total NUT should have been dealt with a long time ago??

WTF is wrong with this school?????

And MAN talk about liberalism madness, giving the guy A grades because they are scared of him???

[nmh]

WHY wsn’t this creep EXPELLED?

This school is INSANE with what it will “tolerate”.

[Virginia Ridgerunner]

From personal two-year experience, Virginia Tech is eat up with liberalism. That’s why they tolerated and appeased him, because they were scared silly by him.

[SolidWood]

The should have shredded his visa and kicked him out of the US. Disgusting political correct cowards.

[goodwithagun]

Don’t you intolerant conservatives understand? He was expressing his unique personality to the world. SARC

[Broker]

Political Correctness has a price... He gave VA Tech a unique diversity mix. A diversity of race and VALUEs.

This is no joke DUKE director of admissions came to Atlanta last year and boasted their emphasis on a Diversity of VALUEs.

[chaos_5]

Expel a minority? Heck no, they just needed to understand his “cultural narrative”.

[seacapn]

Virginia Tech is going to have a rough time defending itself once the lawsuits start flying.

[ukie55]

The way to prevent massacres like this is not gun control, it’s taking care of unstable people like this. He gave them plenty of signals but in today’s oh so PC culture, we don’t want to risk *offending* anyone by suggesting something bad about them. And this is the result.

[Diogenesis]

Nikki Giovanni

BLACKSBURG, Virginia (CNN) -- As tales of Cho Seung-Hui's worrisome behavior continued to surface Wednesday, a renowned poet and author
who taught the 23-year-old suspected gunman called the notion that he was troubled "crap" and said he was downright "mean."
Nikki Giovanni was in San Francisco, California, getting ready to fly home to Blacksburg
when she heard the news Monday that 32 students were killed in separate shooting incidents on the Virginia Tech campus.
"I knew when it happened that that's probably who it was," Giovanni said, referring to her former pupil. "I would have been shocked if it wasn't."
Though Giovanni, another professor, Cho's former roommates and a classmate all recall Cho behaving in a disturbing manner --
and authorities confirm he was investigated after being accused of stalking a woman -- there was nothing criminal about his demeanor.>

Lucinda Roy

A professor warned authorities about Virginia Tech mass murderer Cho Seung-Hui
after the student turned in violent creative writing pieces and exhibited troubling behavior,
but she was told intervention would require overcoming too many legal hurdles.
Officials today identified the 23-year-old South Korean student as the killer of up to 32 people at the Virginia school, the deadliest shooting rampage in U.S. history.
Lucinda Roy, who taught Cho in a poetry class in fall of 2005, told ABC News she later worked with him one-on-one after becoming concerned about his behavior and themes in his writings.
Roy, co-director of the creative writing program at Virginia Tech, said she asked Cho to go to counseling, but he never went.
She said while she found nothing explicit in Cho's writings, threats were there under the surface.
Roy also said she was concerned for her safety when she met with Cho.
She told ABC the student seemed "extraordinarily lonely – the loneliest person I have ever met in my life."
He wore sunglasses indoors with a cap pulled low over his eyes, whispered, took 20 seconds to answer questions and took cellphone pictures of her in class, Roy said.
Cho wrote a play called "Richard McBeef" in which he describes a 13-year-old boy who accuses his stepfather of pedophilia. The story ends with the boy's death.
Another piece, called "Mr. Brownstone," has three high-school students facing an abusive teacher.
"I wanna kill him," says one character.
"I wanna watch him bleed like the way he made us kids bleed," says another.

[TC Rider]

And MAN talk about liberalism madness, giving the guy A grades because they are scared of him???

It goes a long way toward explaining why he had the writing skills of a 5th grader.

Personally, I'm offended that they keep referring to him as a 'gunman'. He was no 'gunman', he was a madman with a gun.

[fishergirl]

And don’t forget that he set his/a dorm room on fire! Has anyone heard any details on the fire? Sounds like he could have endangered other students’ lives. During a press conference with police this morning, someone asked about Cho’s displinary record with the school. An official said that the record was sealed even after death and even Cho’s parents couldn’t access it. Makes me wonder what all is in that displinary record and if it contains details about the fire. I agree, this psycho should have been kicked out.

[dead]

I went to Rutgers 20 years ago, and there was at least six or seven people I remember roaming the halls that I would have expelled for being potentially dangerously weird. Another five or so in town who I would have booted too.

The White Rasta - he was seriously creepy. This weird ninja freak who wore studded leather and carried Chinese stars and went by the name of Kato - another psycho. Various smelly freaks who decided to occupy the student center to protest something nobody cared about.

Universities are crawling with lunatics. Worse than Philadelphia.

[Dog]

WTF is wrong with this school????? You should be asking why a society would allow someone with clear mental issues to roam free. The kid was a time bomb set to explode.

[Red Badger]

Before this is all over, He will be made a “victim” and therefore the blame will be on the “American gun culture”.......

[Daus]

My first thought when I read his rambling, grammatically challenged, one act plays was I bet the prof’s gave him a passing grade. Turns out it was probably an A!

[meandog]

But, but, but, the poor little misguided lamb needed pampering because he’s was a victim, don’t you see. Liberals have made our culture a one of victims and victims (women, cross gender, bi-and-homosexuals, African-Americans, Asian-Pacific Islanders, Hispanics, Arabs < especially ones who practice Islam > other people who come from different cultures and religions) are entitled to special care. Now straight white males, on the other hand...well, they’re_____________ the $#!%$^ VICTIMIZERS < /SARC >

[DogBarkTree]

Nothing but prayers are going out to his poor grief stricken parents on another thread. Barf. They had to know their kid was screwed up a long before he was enrolled at VT.

[betsyross1776]

As a person who lived in a town where the family tried to get help for one of their sons and the son died in the woods of exposure I feel close to this issue. The son had a mental problem and did a lot of the things this kid did. When the family tried to put this kid in the hospital the authorities stated no he must help himself . He refused to do so. The law stated he had to do something to someone before they would do anything. The kid beat his mother and father half to death ran in the woods and died in the cold of exposure. Now where does this help this kid? if the kid got help his parents would not be heartbroken . I see them in church a lot and although it happened 4 years ago they still cry in church. If we change the laws and hospitalize these poor souls who are sick by force they can get help . There were signs just like with this kid in VT , but they were bound by liberal let them walk around laws. The kid in Vt even could buy the guns to kill . It is not that people do not want to help these people they are not allowed. The law will not let them.Unfortunately this is a true tragic story.

[Suzy Quzy]

Why the HELL wasn’t he EXPELLED???? Bring back the men with the White Coats!!

[GVnana]

I'm am so sick and tired of these "anti-depressant" massacres...

I want Chou's doctors behind bars for murder. He was being treated for his mental illness. There wasn't anything the law could do.

He was allowed to walk free among us so that he would not be stigmatized by his illness or deprived of his "rights" by people like the rest of us who ask for the right to live.

We are basically being told we have no right to demand that homicidal maniacs be removed from our midst. We, who are unenlightened about mental illness and only selfishly concerned about our own safety and well-being.

If his doctors didn't know exactly what he was capable of, they shouldn't have a license.

After all, with only a few more of these incidents, our society can become deeply demoralized and full of misgivings. Then maybe Chou's doctors and their friends can take away our gun rights and we'll all have a nice Farenheit 451 society.