[ SECRET POST #3655 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3655 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Criminal Minds]


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(Duck tales reboot)


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[Ripper Street]


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[Great British Bake Off, series 6]


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[Stitchers]


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Comments

Re: True Crime!

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, the book delves into and clears up a lot of that misinformation that got spread around.

And agreed that the reaction was maddening. I was in eighth grade when Columbine happened (which was part of what unnerved me most about it, that I wasn't too far off from the ages of the kids killed and I'd be starting high school the following fall), and I remember the big controversy over Marilyn Manson afterward so clearly. To the point where a co-worker of my dad's seemed genuinely surprised at the fact that he had no problem with me listening to songs by him, 'cause said co-worker brought into the, "He's a bad influence!" bullshit.

And I also remember people talking about how things like Columbine were an example of what happens when you take God and prayer out of schools. *Rolls eyes*

Of course, the kids' easy access to guns and other weaponry was never a big concern to any of those people.