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Originally Posted by Schneed10
You pretty much hit the nail on the head. And the 0.0000001% is probably more accurate.
It seems REALLY cold to say given that it JUST happened this morning, but this is a freak thing. The odds of you sitting in class minding your own beezewax and getting shot by someone who's gone off the deep end are infinitesimally small. The fact that this rampage JUST happened does not change those odds.
Your odds of hitting the powerball, of getting struck by lightning, or of getting attacked by dogs on your way to lunch are probably similar in size.
I wouldn't make any policy decisions. Over the coming days, emotions will run high and people will point fingers, but nobody will be able to agree on who is to blame for this. And that's because there is nobody to blame except the guy who did it, and he's already dead. It's an unfortunate reality, you can't be everywhere at all times to stop evil every time it rears it's ugly head.
Unless you want to hand over a huge portion of your paycheck for total security.
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I agree! It would be like mananging your money on the off chance you may win the lottery someday. It would just be dumb!
04-17-2007, 11:51 AM
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