[Ramcat]

A tragedy took place Saturday in a Pittsburgh neighborhood. We're all feeling the pain while looking for explanations and pointing fingers of blame.
Yesterday I overheard a conversation between a receptionist and a patient. The receptionist taking her cue from the Dummys retorted that the blame clearly lies with the NRA and their labeling Mr. Obama a gun grabber. The patient a former marine agreed with her and together they began bashing the Republicans, talk radio, George Bush, etc. I left the room.
Today's Post Gazette runs an article blaming the 911 operator for not informing the officers that the killer had weapons.
As tragic as this mistake was why is nobody calling into question the killer's mother? Is it normal to call 911 because your son's dog pisses on the carpet? Is it the city's responsibility to remove your son from the house because you want him out? Was he threatening her? I don't recall reading this?
How was this man raised?
Somebody compare and contrast his upbringing to those of the dead policemen.
What type of character was she instilling in her son the past 22 years?
Somebody please compare and contrast the lives and upbringing of the fallen officers to the crazed killer's. What were they taught about responsibility, duty, respect, discipline? Not at school or at the academy but at home?
If somebody considered doing this, my strong hunch is they would detail a stark contrast.
As we look more to government to solve our problems and protect us from ourselves and our neighbors we could once again discover that the solution is right at home

[PennsylvaniaMom]

Apparently Mrs. Poplawski (or whatever name she goes by) is threatening (yes, you read the correctly threatening) to sue the Pittsburgh Post Gazette for the coverage she, her son, and their extended family are receiving in the PG.

That is the type of woman who calls the Police to intervene with the monster she raised.