28 Dead After Shooting At Connecticut Elementary School

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(2012-12-15 20:08)Blade3562 Wrote:  I could care less about what people think about my viewpoints, I'm a realist. I work at a gas station while in college and have watched people abuse the system to buy junk food, alcohol, an such all on my dime. My sister has dyslexia as well, and yet the schools barely did anything and she lost the privilege in high school. My parents make too much money for me to qualify or any help or assistance, I had no support from the school with my want to succeed. Yet there were 20 special needs children who had an entire floor and a massive staff. I know they have different needs, but we were using textbooks from the 90s in 2011 while they got brand new technology yearly. I'm not trying to say ditch them or anything, but America has slipped back in education because of situations like this.

But audio jack validated my point. Society in Europe has a totally different view from over here. Europe is founded around the whole, while America is to succeed as an individual.

And supporting my point about gun laws. The massacre in china was over 20 people with a knife...So I have to cut my steak with a spoon according to your theory. Criminals can still get the goods if they are illegal, but good people cannot, so how could we be protected? Our police response time is 15 minutes in our town if you are lucky. And we only have 20,000-50,000 people!

First of all i'd say america slipped back in eucation because the republican party spend more all the money and actually even more on wars about oil.

All you say is basically that you are jealous of people who get a bit to ease their hard live when you have enough yourselfe, am i right? now thats the definition os selfishness.

and also: if the laws wouldn't make a difference at all then the whole world should be a warzone like the US, don't you think? It's allways funny how you state the facts that make you look like a joke: "we are living like 200 years ago, but we are proud of being uncivilised as we are" - speaking of broading OUR views.