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<blockquote data-quote="worldwide" data-source="post: 1413311" data-attributes="member: 2193">Could not disagree with you more.&nbsp; There is only one person to blame here - the person that pulled the trigger.Every person has stress in their life.&nbsp; Every company wants their employees to do more and more with less and less.&nbsp; Every job has stress, some more than others.&nbsp; Every person has had a boss and/or co-workers that were jerks and SOB&#039;s.&nbsp; Every person has been cut off while driving and had some degree of road rage.&nbsp; Every person has had customers they want to punch in the face.&nbsp; Life is full of stress and sometimes you don&#039;t get what you want or feel &quot;they&quot; are out to get you and life is not fair.With all that being said, there is no one to blame other than the shooter - he is responsible for murdering two innocent people and destroying the lives of their families, as well as his own family.&nbsp; We are all responsible for our own actions.&nbsp; Blaming others for our own decisions, actions and place in life seems to be what this culture has evolved into.&nbsp; Less and less people accept responsibility for their actions and instead, blame others or lash out at others they feel are responsible for the situations they created themselves.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="worldwide, post: 1413311, member: 2193"] Could not disagree with you more. There is only one person to blame here - the person that pulled the trigger. Every person has stress in their life. Every company wants their employees to do more and more with less and less. Every job has stress, some more than others. Every person has had a boss and/or co-workers that were jerks and SOB's. Every person has been cut off while driving and had some degree of road rage. Every person has had customers they want to punch in the face. Life is full of stress and sometimes you don't get what you want or feel "they" are out to get you and life is not fair. With all that being said, there is [U]no one[/U] to blame other than the shooter - he is responsible for murdering two innocent people and destroying the lives of their families, as well as his own family. We are all responsible for our own actions. Blaming others for our own decisions, actions and place in life seems to be what this culture has evolved into. Less and less people accept responsibility for their actions and instead, blame others or lash out at others they feel are responsible for the situations they created themselves. [/QUOTE]

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