[Star Traveler]

You said — “For the record, I thought Cho Sueng-Hui whined too much about nothing, making him the center of attention, as if the rest of the world didn’t exist in it’s relative normal state.”

Actually, no — Cho didn’t whine too much. He barely spoke at all. In fact, he was the “strong silent type” scaring the hell out of those around him. He basically did what he wanted to do and didn’t tell anyone what he had on his mind, didn’t discuss things with anyone else. If he didn’t like the class, he would basically just walk out. He scared the hell out of the teachers so much, they pretty much gave him passing grades to keep him from getting angry at them.

When he did speak, he only did it once — and then he said all he wanted to and then proceeded to blow everyone away.

So, nope, I don’t think he was whiney. If he had been whiney — he probably would not have blown everyone away. “Whiney” might be a solution to prevent the next big massacre.

Regards,
Star Traveler

[Earthdweller]

As much as I can’t stand a whiney man I will have to agree with you. I’ll take a whiney wimp over a mass murderer any day. At least there is hope that the wimp will grow up if there are other confident males around. This guy seemed to have had some real strange role models.

[BigSkyFreeper]

I stand by my earlier statement. You're free to disagree with it all you like. He was a whiner. Trying to make me feel guilty about his miserable life by blaming all of society for his problems. Worse, blaspheming the sacrifice Jesus made at the cross for his sick twisted plot to murder 32 people.

I shed no tears for pond scum like him. I just pray the Lord found forgiveness for that lowlife's sin. Because I can't seem to forgive him.

[since1868]

silent yes strong no.