Columbine: The Library Massacre

[Lebron23]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5_Bz8f21tU

‎I think Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold are burning in hell right now

[SouBeachTalents]

What's crazy is they had enough ammunition to kill every single person in the library, something like 50 people, but for whatever reason, maybe boredom, they left like 90% of them alive

[SouBeachTalents]

The most interesting aspect of Columbine to me is that it was supposed to be a bombing. I always wondered if their original idea went off as planned and they blew up the school, how that would've affected things going forward. Columbine really was the catalyst for the wave of school shootings that followed.

I remember reading that the most notable school shootings since, Virginia Tech & Sandy Hook, that the shooters were either inspired by or obsessed with Columbine. So if it had gone down as a bombing as they originally planned, does that mean school shootings never become as mainstream as they did? Do school bombings take their place instead? It's a very interesting hypothetical to me.

[warriorfan]

yup :applause:

I absolutely love watching columbine footage. I’m just different. It's crazy how watching ISIS behead and drown people fascinates me so much, or if someone breaks their leg i'll want to be the first to look at it breaking through the skin. But if I see a spider I squeel like a girl, or child/animal abuse I get fumed, or if someone in the room eats loud including my girlfriend, I literally have to leave to be in silence.

But nothing makes a film more epic than seeing Monica Bellucci get ass ****ed for 2 min against her will. It's the turning point where her boyfriend goes on a rage quest, and you're there right with him on the hunt the whole movie. Some people don’t like this. But I do. I guess I’m built different.

I love films with a epic rape scene, the Brimstone one above had a close few. If anyone wants some videos lmk.

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