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Originally Posted by Gunmaster45
Still, that's no excuse to go on a shooting spree. I just don't see why they would kill everyone in sight except like three people they knew and liked. If they were bullied, why not target the one who bullied them? Instead they hunted down christians and black kids because they were a bunch of KKK bastards. Clearly insane. They opted to KNIFE people when shooting became "no longer fun".
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Rumor control...
(1.) They weren't Neo-Nazis or KKK types; their victims were of many races and religious backgrounds. There's no real pattern in their killings. They were nihilists, not ideologues.
(2.) No, they were not bullied. Or at least, if they were bullied, they were sure doing a lot of bullying themselves, which makes them hypocrites even if bullying was their motive (which it surely wasn't).
(3.) I don't think anyone at Columbine was knifed. Only shot.
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Originally Posted by Gunmaster45
And their use of the TEC-DC9M lead to the imminent shut-down of the company (Interdynamics I think?). Bastards. I'd like to find the druggy asshole who sold it to them and kick his ass. I hope he's being fucked in prison as we speak.
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Navegar, Inc. (Intratec). I don't think the Columbine shooting had anything to do with it. Navegar went under because their market disappeared. They closed down in 2001, two years after Columbine, not immediately after.
Mark Manes, who sold them the TEC-9, did 6 years in prison, if I recall correctly.
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Originally Posted by Gunmaster45
How come Hi-Point didn't catch shit for one of them using the 9mm Carbine? Or any of the shotgun companies? Total media bias.
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Well, let's be fair here...Intratec has a bad rep with the Feds. Hi-Point doesn't, and neither did the shotgun manufacturers.
But there was a lot of media attention dedicated to Hi-Point that I recall.