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Old 04-19-2007, 09:07 PM
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"Many non-Americans remain bewildered by the nation's gun laws; others found themselves surprised by the diversity of students and professors at a college in a town few could have found on a map.
The diversity of the victims is really remarkable to me, also. Different nationalities and races, religions, ages, passions...it's such a tragic event and yet the very diversity exhibited in those classrooms is one of the reasons that many of them probably decided to study there or in the United States.

The shooter's ramblings went on assailing Christianity, wealth and spoiled white kids, but it sure appears that most of the people he murdered were the very opposite. They all sound like remarkable people that had so much promise and so much to give to the rest of the world.
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