Who's to blame for the VT killings ? Hmmm... Let's see if Chuck Norris knows.

Though one can point to Cho's own psychotic behavior and our graphic slasher media as potential contributors to his deplorable murder spree, we must also hesitate to consider how we as a society are possibly contributing to the growth of these academic killing fields.

Nah, fuckadatshit - what am I, my brother's keeper ? But about our "graphic slasher media"... Do you, Chuck, mean this stuff... ?

	A Force Of One - 1978 The Octagon - 1979 An Eye For An Eye - 1980 Silent Rage - 1981 Forced Vengeance - 1981
Lone Wolf McQuade - 1982 Missing In Action - 1984 Missing In Action II: The Beginning - 1985 Code Of Silence - 1985 Invasion USA - 1985
	Delta Force - 1986 Firewalker - 1986 Braddock: Missing In Action III - 1987 Hero And The Terror - 1988 Delta Force 2: Operation Stranglehold - 1990
The Hitman - 1991 Sidekicks - 1993 Hellbound - 1994 Top Dog - 1995 Forrest Warrior

No, probably not. That's not graphic "slasher" media, that's graphic ass-kickin, gun fetish, revenge fantasy media, which is completely unrelated to a mentally disturbed kid playing out his revenge fantasies with guns.

Does that mean I think Chuck is responsible for what happened at VT? Nope. But I do think Chuck should be a little more careful where he swings that broad brush of his. Personally, I'd like it if we could dial-back on the amount of violence in movies of all kinds - including Chuck's kind.

If we are ever to restore civility in our land and our schools, we must turn back the clocks to a time when such shocking crimes didn't even exist – when we valued life and respected one another much more then we do today.

Chuck, being a Bible nut as well as a foot-and-gun nut, should know that the only time such shocking crimes didn't exist were the years between Adam and Eve's first big adventure and the murder of their son, Abel, by their other son, Cain. I'm not sure I want to turn the clocks back that far.