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Shooting In School

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Inside the mind of a school shooter. I found this article very interesting because this couple of years we been hearing and watch in the news that a lot of shooting is going on everywhere, but I think there is more shooting in school. I have been thinking that everything start to happen since technology start to be more popular. Now kids can watch a lot thing online. For example, of how to make booms or how cool they think they are is they shoot. In addition, there is a lot of bullying going on in school. There is another reason why there is shooting in school. I think they feel lonely and they think if they shoot the school they everyone will give that person more attention. Now this day many parents do not put attention to their kids. Some

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