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white_wolf

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1. The sad thing was I was thinking the same thing.

Reply to Ninga (Original post)

Thu Jan 31, 2013, 05:43 PM

Jan 2013

When I first heard about the Atlanta shooting I was sad, but not surprised. Maybe it's just being reported more or I'm paying more attention, but these things seem to happen more often than they used too.

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It's finally happened. Nothing shocks me anymore. I must be in the final stage [View all] Ninga Jan 2013 OP

The sad thing was I was thinking the same thing. white_wolf Jan 2013 #1

I am still shocked and saddened. Kalidurga Jan 2013 #2

After Newtown it's hard to believe anything does anymore. Initech Jan 2013 #3

Now that the media are reporting some of the shootings around the country Auntie Bush Jan 2013 #4

The problem with televised news is "if it bleeds, it leads." Warpy Jan 2013 #5

Nothing shocked me since Jonestown. RagAss Jan 2013 #6

Unspeakable violence has been happening to people every day for thousands of years slackmaster Jan 2013 #7

I haven't reached that stage in my grief yet, maybe I'll be lucky and it will be some time soon.... Ninga Jan 2013 #9

203 people shot today....American Idol anyone? Ninga Jan 2013 #8