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: This teenage killer spent most of his developing time at [[public school]].  His crime and behavior were similar to that of other products of [[public school]], as reflected by [[young mass murderers]].  You could develop other hypotheses, such as that he wore glasses or had dark hair, but you'd quickly find that your hypotheses are missing in the similar crimes.  But the training by [[public school]] and the [[atheistic]] culture there is the common denominator.  This is scientific analysis, not [[liberal]] emotion attempting to deflect accountability.--[[User:Aschlafly|Aschlafly]] 14:27, 8 December 2007 (EST)
 
: This teenage killer spent most of his developing time at [[public school]].  His crime and behavior were similar to that of other products of [[public school]], as reflected by [[young mass murderers]].  You could develop other hypotheses, such as that he wore glasses or had dark hair, but you'd quickly find that your hypotheses are missing in the similar crimes.  But the training by [[public school]] and the [[atheistic]] culture there is the common denominator.  This is scientific analysis, not [[liberal]] emotion attempting to deflect accountability.--[[User:Aschlafly|Aschlafly]] 14:27, 8 December 2007 (EST)
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:: I heard a statistic recently that 90% of students in the US go to public schools. Private schools are too expensive for most. Considering 90% of young people go to these 'manufactories of atheism' it is implausible to assert that the few who do go on mass killing sprees do it as a result of public schools. Its much more likely that they are messed up. Someone who is messed up and has an easy access to a gun is dangerous. Period. Do you honestly think other countries in the Industrial west do not have an alienated youth? What about a country like France, who's  homicide rates are miniscule compared to the US yet adopts a secular education system?  
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:: I heard a statistic recently that 90% of students in the US go to public schools. Private schools are too expensive for most. Considering 90% of young people go to these 'manufactories of atheism' it is implausible to assert that the few who do go on mass killing sprees do it as a result of public schools. Its much more likely that they are messed up. Someone who is messed up and has an easy access to a gun is dangerous. Period. Do you honestly think other countries in the Industrial west do not have an alienated youth? What about a country like France, who's  homicide rates are minuscule compared to the US yet adopts a secular education system?  
    
The 'common denominator' is also flawed. There is a 'common denominator' that an imbalanced number of African Americans are in prison. Does this mean that all African Americans are dangerous? Of course not. The same goes with public schools.  
 
The 'common denominator' is also flawed. There is a 'common denominator' that an imbalanced number of African Americans are in prison. Does this mean that all African Americans are dangerous? Of course not. The same goes with public schools.