BOLO for "Woman infatuated with Columbine"

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Originally Posted by Zundfolge

What an idiotic waste of tax dollars. I went to high school in a school built in 1929 and it was perfectly functional.

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That's because it was new when you went.

[Coffee]

Couldn't help myself

As if tearing down Columbine and rebuilding would keep the dysfunctionals from obsessing over it anyway. It's the "idea" of Columbine they are infatuated with. The idea is still there whether the physical building is there or not. And people who are infatuated with it will be infatuated with a new building meant to replace it.

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Originally Posted by Ramsker

As if tearing down Columbine and rebuilding would keep the dysfunctionals from obsessing over it anyway. It's the "idea" of Columbine they are infatuated with. The idea is still there whether the physical building is there or not. And people who are infatuated with it will be infatuated with a new building meant to replace it.

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The obsession lies somewhat (honestly in my mind solely) on the shoulders of the local and national media that cant help but remind all of us every year on the aniversary.

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Originally Posted by Zundfolge

What an idiotic waste of tax dollars. I went to high school in a school built in 1929 and it was perfectly functional.

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Was probably full of asbestos and lead paint too. [Coffee]

I think the STEM school approach will prove out to be the best way to deal with these events.

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Originally Posted by def90

The obsession lies somewhat (honestly in my mind solely) on the shoulders of the local and national media that cant help but remind all of us every year on the aniversary.

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Paging Jonbenet Ramsey.

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Originally Posted by Ramsker

As if tearing down Columbine and rebuilding would keep the dysfunctionals from obsessing over it anyway. It's the "idea" of Columbine they are infatuated with. The idea is still there whether the physical building is there or not. And people who are infatuated with it will be infatuated with a new building meant to replace it.

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The place is a focal point each anniversary annual celebration in the media. They get hundreds of people at the school each year who are just curious and trespass. Really hard to deal with the signal/noise on that as we get more RSOs and talk about proactive approaches (teacher CCW).

I agree legitimate nutters/monsters are going to create their own Columbine even if the school is demo'd.

If the media could just stop blood dancing maybe this wouldn't be an issue? There is just something about Colorado and "mass shooters" that the media puts together like peanut butter and jelly usually because of Columbine. I would support anything to decrease/stop this.

Sandy Hook was demo'd and, maybe it's local bias, but you don't see this intense interest in that school. Unlike Columbine there are a lot of unanswered/odd circumstances surrounded SH and still less interest. Those people trespassing at Columbine aren't going to solve any mysteries because everything at this point is known, yet they still come.

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Originally Posted by Ramsker

As if tearing down Columbine and rebuilding would keep the dysfunctionals from obsessing over it anyway. It's the "idea" of Columbine they are infatuated with. The idea is still there whether the physical building is there or not. And people who are infatuated with it will be infatuated with a new building meant to replace it.

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It's one thing to be obsessed with something, it's quite another to be able to visit the place of your obsession.

I don't know. There's no good answers here.

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Originally Posted by ChickNorris

That's because it was new when you went.

[Coffee]

Couldn't help myself

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Touche [ROFL1]