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Line 88: − |- − |1989 − |Marc Lépine − |Collège d'enseignement général et professionnel, (''College of General and Vocational Education'') − |14 + himself − |10 − |Detested feminism and believed that feminists were an ill of society − |Improve police training (which helped in the [[Dawson College Shooting]]). Stricter gun control. Raised knowledge of violence against women. Founded the [[National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women]]
corrected liberal bias in one entry; removed oldest entry because it concerns an adult who was in the work force
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|Stole their fathers'/grandfathers' weapons. Set off a fire alarm and shot fleeing students.
|The older one and presumably the leader, Mitchell Johnson, was obsessed with rap lyrics like "coming to school and killing all the kids."<ref>http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/1998/06/16/entertainment/main11983.shtml</ref>
|Outcry for tougher sentencing (they were in prison until they turned 21). Also have no parole or supervision and can buy guns legally.
|Liberals blame the guns rather than the killer's obsession with rap music. Johnson is released at age 21 but is later arrested for new crimes.
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|1997
|1997
|Murdered girls as they prayed in a [[prayer]] group
|Murdered girls as they prayed in a [[prayer]] group
|Under-publicized due to anti-[[Christian]] nature
|Under-publicized due to anti-[[Christian]] nature
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