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**ShastaTwist** · 10-14-2007, 01:44 AM

Kilroy, it's called the hindsight bias.

In any case, I go to a school with about 2,000 kids. It's hard to pick out one "loner." Also, these kids are "loners" for a reason, it's not like nobody has ever tried to approach them. These kids have, most likely, been approached by other individuals wishing to befriend them and pushed them away because they don't like the idea of human interaction.

To place the blame on students who don't notice, don't care, and may be too shy to even say anything, is ignorant. We didn't put the gun in their hands or the idea in their heads that killing innocents is somehow justified.

10-14-2007, 01:44 AM	#4
ShastaTwist FFR Veteran Join Date: Sep 2004 Age: 33 Posts: 599	Re: Our Schools Kilroy, it's called the hindsight bias. In any case, I go to a school with about 2,000 kids. It's hard to pick out one "loner." Also, these kids are "loners" for a reason, it's not like nobody has ever tried to approach them. These kids have, most likely, been approached by other individuals wishing to befriend them and pushed them away because they don't like the idea of human interaction. To place the blame on students who don't notice, don't care, and may be too shy to even say anything, is ignorant. We didn't put the gun in their hands or the idea in their heads that killing innocents is somehow justified.