4 Dead in Montreal shooting at Dawson College
14-Sep-2006, 12:45 PM
#42
Registered User
Join Date: Jul 2003
Posts: 4,197
Originally posted by JoonyaSI
hahahahaha actually no he didnt .. but nice try once again tuttie ...
hes convinced hes good at dominoes ... some black guy lied to him and now he believes its true ...
HAHAHAHAHH @ Take ppl out like dominoes .. yea ... DOMINOE RALLY !
hahahahaha actually no he didnt .. but nice try once again tuttie ...
hes convinced hes good at dominoes ... some black guy lied to him and now he believes its true ...
HAHAHAHAHH @ Take ppl out like dominoes .. yea ... DOMINOE RALLY !
I see you still have not mastered how to spell my name....
14-Sep-2006, 02:19 PM
#48
Registered User
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Scarbaria
Posts: 11,834
Originally posted by TuttiGirl
the shooter is dead and one women is dead so that = 2 dead
"This is Mandie reportling live from the TCC helicopter, back to Terry in the news room....."
the shooter is dead and one women is dead so that = 2 dead
"This is Mandie reportling live from the TCC helicopter, back to Terry in the news room....."
thanks tuttie ... now over to cynikal with todays sports cap... Cynikal ...
14-Sep-2006, 02:24 PM
#49
Senior Member
Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: Mississauga
Posts: 13,184
Originally posted by TuttiGirl
the shooter is dead and one women is dead so that = 2 dead
"This is Mandie reportling live from the TCC helicopter, back to Terry in the news room....."
the shooter is dead and one women is dead so that = 2 dead
"This is Mandie reportling live from the TCC helicopter, back to Terry in the news room....."
1 dead 19 injured...
and one less dumb *** ****up mouth to feed left on this planet..
14-Sep-2006, 02:27 PM
#51
Registered User
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Scarbaria
Posts: 11,834
Originally posted by Bruce Fee
the shooter's life doesn't count.
i'm glad he's dead.
anyone read anything about a motive?
the shooter's life doesn't count.
i'm glad he's dead.
anyone read anything about a motive?
motive = a ****in looser with too much time on his hands ... shows u what happens when u live on vampirefreak forums lol ... ****in **** can mess a bruva up
14-Sep-2006, 02:33 PM
#54
Registered User
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Scarbaria
Posts: 11,834
Originally posted by SilverSiG
who wants to sign up on vampirefreak.com so they can view that guys profile?
you have to sign up to view the profile... bastards...
who wants to sign up on vampirefreak.com so they can view that guys profile?
you have to sign up to view the profile... bastards...
14-Sep-2006, 02:45 PM
#56
Registered User
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Scarbaria
Posts: 11,834
Originally posted by SilverSiG
bastards lol it would've been interesting to see it...
i love how they make no mention of it or anything on their main page... just delete it and move on for them i guess...
bastards lol it would've been interesting to see it...
i love how they make no mention of it or anything on their main page... just delete it and move on for them i guess...
thats the best way tho isnt it ... no trace
14-Sep-2006, 03:07 PM
#59
Registered User
Join Date: May 2004
Location: North York, Toronto-Downtown, London
Posts: 2,316
Originally posted by Bruce Fee
i'm glad they killed him, no tax payers money to keep him in jail.
i'm glad they killed him, no tax payers money to keep him in jail.
i think canada needs a program to assist parents on developing kids. it might sound costly, but at times kids' wrongdoings are due to bad parenting or bad influence of some sort. government should try to give assistance (not financial), but home-visits to do some talking (to both parents and kids; seperately), introduce some parenting methods and plans, also try to do some sort of mind-testing on kids to see if they are leaning towards a passion for commiting criminal acts or if they have a strong will and understanding of what's being a rightful act.
from what i learn in criminology and sociology, kids often take the wrong path when they don't distinguish a clear sense between right and wrong. and they tend to refuse to follow norms and rules because they believe in rebelious acts to catch attention or earn respect. often kids become like this because of bad parenting and bad influence. so i see why government should put some effort in this
14-Sep-2006, 03:13 PM
#60
Registered User
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: York Region
Posts: 1,328
Originally posted by t_dot_SiR
totally agreed!!!
i think canada needs a program to assist parents on developing kids. it might sound costly, but at times kids' wrongdoings are due to bad parenting or bad influence of some sort. government should try to give assistance (not financial), but home-visits to do some talking (to both parents and kids; seperately), introduce some parenting methods and plans, also try to do some sort of mind-testing on kids to see if they are leaning towards a passion for commiting criminal acts or if they have a strong will and understanding of what's being a rightful act.
from what i learn in criminology and sociology, kids often take the wrong path when they don't distinguish a clear sense between right and wrong. and they tend to refuse to follow norms and rules because they believe in rebelious acts to catch attention or earn respect. often kids become like this because of bad parenting and bad influence. so i see why government should put some effort in this
totally agreed!!!
i think canada needs a program to assist parents on developing kids. it might sound costly, but at times kids' wrongdoings are due to bad parenting or bad influence of some sort. government should try to give assistance (not financial), but home-visits to do some talking (to both parents and kids; seperately), introduce some parenting methods and plans, also try to do some sort of mind-testing on kids to see if they are leaning towards a passion for commiting criminal acts or if they have a strong will and understanding of what's being a rightful act.
from what i learn in criminology and sociology, kids often take the wrong path when they don't distinguish a clear sense between right and wrong. and they tend to refuse to follow norms and rules because they believe in rebelious acts to catch attention or earn respect. often kids become like this because of bad parenting and bad influence. so i see why government should put some effort in this
Right now, with more reality in tact, I think the only difference that can be done is through Teachers, or responsible parents, seeing problems in advance and doing something about it.
So relative to your comment, makes good sense.
