Only In Virginia Tech (Today We're All Hokies)...

You may or may not agree with NBC's broadcasting of Cho-Seung Hui's "manifesto," but in some cases, it's better to identify what evil really looks like and learn how avoid it in the future than to deny that evil exists. If you deny that evil exists (such as insisting that killing 33 people was an act of mental illness and not just of pre-meditated, narcissistic, cold blooded murder) and you're not willing to stand up to it, then don't be surprised when evil finally comes and you can't escape it. If you agree that evil exists and you're willing to do everything in its path to defend yourself against it, then don't be surprised when the people who were under evil's spell and couldn't escape it lauds you as a liberator.

One interesting article comes from James Lewis...most of the teachers had genuine fear that Cho would snap, but there might have been a few professors who figured to lard up Cho with their angry, bitter, narcissistic teachings...y'know, as a dry run for the armed revolutions they yearn to undertake when that impeachment thing is stopped dead in its tracks.