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17 Apr 07 - 01:19 PM (#2027927) Subject: Obit: Virginia Tragedy From: Jim Lad I wish to offer my heartfelt sympathy to all of those affected by yesterday's tragedy in Virginia, U.S.A. You will be in my prayers tonight. Most Sincerely. Jim |
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17 Apr 07 - 01:25 PM (#2027937) Subject: RE: Obit: Virginia Tragedy From: Rapparee Mine also, Jim. And thank you. |
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17 Apr 07 - 01:28 PM (#2027941) Subject: RE: Obit: Virginia Tragedy From: Black Hawk My thoughts are with all those involved in this horrendous act. Words cannot transmit my feelings. We will respect a 2minute silence at our music club. |
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17 Apr 07 - 01:31 PM (#2027943) Subject: RE: Obit: Virginia Tragedy From: Jean(eanjay) A terrible, terrible tragedy. My thoughts and prayers are with all who are affected. |
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17 Apr 07 - 01:34 PM (#2027946) Subject: RE: Obit: Virginia Tragedy From: alanabit The same as Jim said. |
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17 Apr 07 - 02:14 PM (#2027983) Subject: RE: Obit: Virginia Tragedy From: Big Mick There is no way to make sense of a tragedy such as this. My sincerest sympathies to all touched by this senseless act. God be good to them. Mick |
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17 Apr 07 - 02:16 PM (#2027986) Subject: RE: Obit: Virginia Tragedy From: Bill D It was a great tragedy, and we are now learning that there were some heroic behavior from some of the victims. I hope their families find some comfort in that. Sadness all over the world today. |
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17 Apr 07 - 02:31 PM (#2028001) Subject: RE: Obit: Virginia Tragedy From: gnu Indeed. |
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17 Apr 07 - 02:33 PM (#2028003) Subject: RE: Obit: Virginia Tragedy From: Captain Ginger Suicide attacks are always a tragedy. Some get more recognition than others. |
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17 Apr 07 - 02:35 PM (#2028005) Subject: RE: Obit: Virginia Tragedy From: Peace Ditto all the above. |
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17 Apr 07 - 02:42 PM (#2028012) Subject: RE: Obit: Virginia Tragedy From: Shaneo Same here . Martin ,,from Ireland |
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17 Apr 07 - 02:46 PM (#2028015) Subject: RE: Obit: Virginia Tragedy From: Alice My mind has been in a fog of shock since yesterday when this started unfolding on the news. My sympathy to all the friends and families touched by the massacre. Alice |
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17 Apr 07 - 03:10 PM (#2028033) Subject: RE: Obit: Virginia Tragedy From: Amos The core issue, to me, is the never-mentioned makeup of the Korean student. What was he taught -- by life, parents, peers or wherever -- that would lead him to this psychotic explosion? A |
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17 Apr 07 - 03:29 PM (#2028050) Subject: RE: Obit: Virginia Tragedy From: Beer I will mention the same as you Black Hawk when we play at our coffee house Saturday night. Really little else to say that would help this anger inside. Beer (adrien) |
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17 Apr 07 - 05:35 PM (#2028206) Subject: RE: Obit: Virginia Tragedy From: katlaughing Thank you, Jim, for this thread, sorely needed. Our poor old world is so sad, today. May we all give ourselves to the service of peace, that we may be its instruments and bring about a fulfilment of peace in our world, esp. for our children. At the moment, I'd be happy if my grandson never set foot out of the house again, until he's middle aged, but of course I know that can't be and wouldn't be for his highest good. May all who are touched by this tragedy find comfort and peace, somehow, for the highest good of all concerned. kat |
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18 Apr 07 - 03:39 AM (#2028613) Subject: RE: Obit: Virginia Tragedy From: open mike i heard on the radio news that the shooter's english professor was so troubled by the violence in the fellow's writings that he had recommended him for counselling. The ballistics tests show that the same weapon had been used in the early morning shooting in a dormitory and in classrooms later in the day. The police are questioning another individual who they call a "person of interest" i hope those who were involved -- the victims and their families can find peace. |