Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold | Columbine Massacre | Mental Health & Personality

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  @SamJo090 · 6 years ago

  “A teacher described him as unattractive and a slacker..”<br><br>Nah..I see no evidence of a bullying culture in that school at all.

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  @wordlady88 · 5 years ago

  The teacher calling Dylan &quot;unattractive&quot; and &quot;a slacker&quot; kind of tells you all you need to know about the &quot;bullying culture&quot; at that place during that time. <br>It is never cool for a teacher to comment on the attractiveness of a student. Just weird.

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  @Ella-cg8he · 6 years ago

  &quot;The faculty and the staff adamantly denied there was any type of excessive bullying or harassment at the school&quot;<br>Yeah they always do. In most cases they are either blind or lying.

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  @AMM3. · 5 years ago

  My brother was bullied relentlessly through school, he had social issues and didn&apos;t speak.. I was worried about him and how he might react.. kids were so, so mean.. teachers always told my parents it wasn&apos;t a problem.. but I was there.. it was a huge problem.. &nbsp; I never understood why they denied the bullying like that.. made us both out to be dramatic liars.. &nbsp;it was like teachers were gaslighting us..

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  @asianpersuasion096 · 5 years ago

  The parents of Eric and Dylan had to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in settlements to the families of the victims..yet, why wasnt the school held accountable when there were so many red flags ? Why wasnt the police dept held accountable?

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  @reignman1328 · 5 years ago (edited)

  Dylan&apos;s mother did a Ted Talk and you can tell how genuinely confused she was and not understanding on why her son would do this.

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  @OptimumPrime01 · 5 years ago

  My school was so toxic when it came to bullying. Most teachers ignored it and at worst participated. It was like the teachers acted like they were students as well. This was back between 95 through 98 that I’m referring to by the way.

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  @Justkeepinthefaith · 4 years ago

  My father has always told me the story of a kid in his school when he was in high school. A kid of small stature was always being bullied- one big kid in particular was especially cruel. One day at lunch, the small kid stabbed the big kid. My dad says, &quot;No one ever bothered that kid again.&quot; My dad is 72.

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  @oceanstaiga5928 · 5 years ago

  I wouldn&apos;t say Dylan applying for college means he truly was hopeful for his future. I applied for college in the last year of high school because of the pressure from my parents. While doing that I had a specific suicide plan all along and no intention whatsoever to live to even graduate high school. It was kind of to shut up my parents but to me the applications didn&apos;t mean nothing, I had no dreams or hopes and therefore just applied to something that sounded reasonable.<br><br>Thankfully I got my own depression sorted out and actually went onto college and not suicide.

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  @justchevrotainrating · 6 years ago

  this man doesn&apos;t laugh at his own jokes. like ever. the humor sneaks up on me.

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  @gurumze8013 · 6 years ago

  I think what makes this case unique is that there were two shooters. Ther fact that two teenagers reached the same point of desperation and homicidal self destruction together<br>is utterly shocking.

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  @spookyjack1 · 4 years ago

  Columbine had a huge bullying problem. The teachers simply didn&apos;t give a fuck. Anybody that was different was an outcast. Somebody gets pushed into a locker enough times, and teachers ignore it, you don&apos;t just start hating the individual bully, but you begin to hate the school itself for allowing it.

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