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        lazerdoesfeminism:
kids shouldn’t feel the need to befriend people just to avoid being murdered, that’s not how we solve this: Rebecca Wald
 15 Mar at 13:24
 The myth that school shooters are outcasts
 fighting back against bullies dates back to
 Columbine. At the time it was widely reported
 that Harris and Klebold were social rejects, and
 much was made of the meanness of popular
 kids. But the FBI concluded that Harris was a
 full-on psychopath, and that kids didn't like the
 boys because they did creepy things like
 walking around giving the Nazi salute. Even so,
 a few days before the attack Klebold took a
 date to the prom, crammed into a limo with a
 dozen friends. Still the myth persists.
 Walk Up, Not Out" is a campaign of cowardice,
 promoted by adults who want there to be a
 solution to school shootings that asks literally
 nothing of us. No tough choices, no exercise of
 political will, no speaking out to power - just
 ecturing kids on how to do better. We're good
 at that.
 It's also worth noting that only certain kids are
 privileged by this narrative. You've never seen
 moralizing Facebook posts arguing that if only
 the popular girls would sit down next to that
 Latino kid in the cafeteria, he wouldn't join
 MS-13. No. This argument only applies to
 crimes overwhelmingly committed by white
 boys. Their crimes are tragic betrayals of an
 underlying innocence that is never attributed to
 black boys selling drugs on the corner.
lazerdoesfeminism:
kids shouldn’t feel the need to befriend people just to avoid being murdered, that’s not how we solve this
        

            
            

                
                
                    lazerdoesfeminism:
kids shouldn’t feel the need to befriend people just to avoid being murdered, that’s not how we solve this: Rebecca Wald
 15 Mar at 13:24
 The myth that school shooters are outcasts
 fighting back against bullies dates back to
 Columbine. At the time it was widely reported
 that Harris and Klebold were social rejects, and
 much was made of the meanness of popular
 kids. But the FBI concluded that Harris was a
 full-on psychopath, and that kids didn't like the
 boys because they did creepy things like
 walking around giving the Nazi salute. Even so,
 a few days before the attack Klebold took a
 date to the prom, crammed into a limo with a
 dozen friends. Still the myth persists.
 Walk Up, Not Out" is a campaign of cowardice,
 promoted by adults who want there to be a
 solution to school shootings that asks literally
 nothing of us. No tough choices, no exercise of
 political will, no speaking out to power - just
 ecturing kids on how to do better. We're good
 at that.
 It's also worth noting that only certain kids are
 privileged by this narrative. You've never seen
 moralizing Facebook posts arguing that if only
 the popular girls would sit down next to that
 Latino kid in the cafeteria, he wouldn't join
 MS-13. No. This argument only applies to
 crimes overwhelmingly committed by white
 boys. Their crimes are tragic betrayals of an
 underlying innocence that is never attributed to
 black boys selling drugs on the corner.
lazerdoesfeminism:
kids shouldn’t feel the need to befriend people just to avoid being murdered, that’s not how we solve this
                    
                
            

            
            
        

    

    

        
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