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Originally Posted by Crush
They are indirectly defending his actions by leaving the locker intact and wearing that shit. His locker needs to be dismantled and his name needs to be stricken existence. That scumbag doesn't deserve continued recognition.
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No, they are not. That is totally ridiculous. They are friends with the guy. Never once have I heard anyone even remotely imply that they defend what the guy did.
Again, more than anything, every story you hear is about confused friends who said he was a great human being, and they can't understand how he snapped. I don't see anything unusual or wrong with this reaction. They sound very sympathetic to the families involved. And they seem very confused and saddened by the loss. The idea that we should be sending messages to grieving friends that their friend was in fact a scumbag and they should stop thinking about him is unbelievably insensitive.