Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold was not bullied, they actually jockers!

Broken English but you still got it, for me after years reading and searching about it, these two was not bullied teenagers.
They actually got some friends and girls back them, soo the narrative of bullied teenagers are a lie.

itaimpaulista wrote:

Broken English but you still got it, for me after years reading and searching about it, these two was not bullied teenagers.
They actually got some friends and girls back them, soo the narrative of bullied teenagers are a lie.

It looks like we have Dave Cullen's agents on this forum. We need a Day of Purification!

You can have friends and be bullied....

itaimpaulista wrote:

Broken English but you still got it, for me after years reading and searching about it, these two was not bullied teenagers.
They actually got some friends and girls back them, soo the narrative of bullied teenagers are a lie.

Bro spent years researching columbine

Screamingophelia wrote:

You can have friends and be bullied....

This. I had friends and have been bullied often

Indeed, people should stop spreading misinformation and portraying two spoiled children as the world's most bullied victims.

war criminal wrote:

Indeed, people should stop spreading misinformation and portraying two spoiled children as the world's most bullied victims.

Cullen, is that you?

xDarkRazoR wrote:

war criminal wrote:

Indeed, people should stop spreading misinformation and portraying two spoiled children as the world's most bullied victims.

Cullen, is that you?

Indeed it's him

JOCKERS?

I don't know how you came to that conclusion that they weren't bullied, when you can literally see it in the 'Eric in Columbine' vid. Eric sees the jocks approaching and lowers his head hoping they'll just leave him alone, aswell as pushing the guy into lockers. Put down the Cullen book and read something factual.

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Bullying at Columbine

- “The athletes threw Skittles candy and food at them,” said John Savage.
- Hoffschneider and his friends surrounded Harris and Klebold’s table and Hoffschneider taunted them thustly, “Why don’t you two fags kiss? You guys are such sweethearts.”
- “Columbine is a clean, good place except for those rejects (Eric Harris, Dylan Klebold and other outcasts) … Sure, we teased them. But what do you expect with kids who come to school with weird hairdos and horns on their hats? It’s not just the jocks; the whole school’s disgusted with them. They’re a bunch of homos… If you want to get rid of someone usually you tease ‘em. So the whole school would call them homos…,” said Columbine student Evan Todd.
- They were sitting in the library wearing their ridiculous heavy black coats on a warm spring day last April. A group of girls was sniggering at the table next to them, and Eric finally asked what they were laughing at. One of them told him, ‘You guys look alike, talk alike and are always together. We just want to know when you’re getting married!’ A look of rage came over Eric’s face and he made a fist at the girl. ‘Shut up!’ he shouted. Dylan got up and screamed, ‘You’re all so stupid! Everyone in this school is stupid! You better watch it!’ They both stormed out of the library, kicking chairs as they went.
- According to Dustin Thurmon, teachers did not intervene when Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold were harassed in class.
- Dylan Klebold was made fun of in gym for being uncoordinated.
- Eric Harris was relentlessly made fun of in gym class because he was bad at sports and refused to take off his shirt. In one instance, he was held down in gym class by several people and battered in the face over and over by a volleyball.
- Former Columbine student Brooks Brown recounted one incident: ‘I was smoking cigarettes with [Klebold and Harris] when a bunch of football players drove by, yelled insults, and threw a glass bottle that shattered near Dylan’s feet. I was pissed, but Eric and Dylan didn’t even flinch. ‘Don’t worry about it, man,’ Dylan said. ‘It happens all the time.’“
- Once, a student reported them to the administration for allegedly having brought drugs to school, just to humiliate them for a laugh. Harris and Klebold were dramatically removed from class and searched – as were their lockers and cars. No drugs were found, but the damage was done.
- One female student recounted how, when she was a Columbine freshman, some jocks spotted her talking to Dylan Klebold in the school hallway between classes. After she walked away from him, one of the bullies slammed her against the lockers and called her a “fag lover.” None of the students came to help her – and when asked later why she didn’t report the incident to the administration, she replied, “It wouldn’t do any good because they wouldn’t do anything about it.”
- People surrounded them in the commons and threw ketchup covered tampons all over them, laughing at them, calling them fags,“ Brown says. “That happened while teachers watched. They couldn’t fight back. They wore the ketchup all day and went home covered with it.” “I know Dylan told his mother that it was the worst day of his life,” said Chad Laughlin.
- Sara Schweitzberger, 15, had a gym class with Mr. Klebold, and said it was obvious he felt socially ostracized. “He really felt unloved,” she said. “He wasn’t so bad. He was lonely. I just wish I could give him a hug and tell him that I care.”
- Newsweek quotes a classmate saying that the two often walked the halls of Columbine “with their heads down, because if they looked up they’d get thrown into lockers and get called a fag.”

I respectfully disagree. I understand that blaming the whole thing on bullying is trite and one-dimensional. But in order to come to the conclusion that they'd weren't bullied and were actually jocks, you'd have to either radically misinterpret or flat out ignore all of the sources we have regarding their time in school. Or you're just being a contrarian. Whether or not they were bullied really isn't up for debate because they obviously were. The question is to what extent they were bullied and how it could've inspired them to murder.

itaimpaulista wrote:

Broken English but you still got it, for me after years reading and searching about it, these two was not bullied teenagers.
They actually got some friends and girls back them, soo the narrative of bullied teenagers are a lie.

You're not wrong.  I wouldn't call them jocks, but I agree the bullying is a myth of the case. It's at least true that Dylan's hat shows they liked sports more than one sometimes imagines.

They were trying to hide among the victims, hence they return to the library and use their last bombs on themselves. There were supposed to be hundreds of dead and blown up and burnt corpses, and they were students where they were supposed to be, at the school about to blow.

But e-sleuths became the investigation, and notice this only subconsciously, because the massacre is imagined with only guns and without bombs to 99% of followers.  "Why they return to the library", then, has to be because they were subconsciously bullied victims, as bullied as the people they shot in the face boohoo.

The other thing people don't know about is video games. So, with no bombs, and no video games, "white hats stand up" has to be "Jocks we hate so much, face me like a man". When as a fact they were not just told to stand up, but to stand up, and flee out the exits. More likely the white hats were to be used as a target like DOOM zombies green hair, and "stand up" was because the fire alarm from a propane bomb was supposed to make them flee, and because enemies in video games don't hide under tables. They don't enter  the library until they get the fire alarm going off with their pipe bombs.

All of the rest is so very obviously looking for reasons to confirm what they believe because "Why did they return to the library" and "but they told the jocks to stand up," and because the only real bullying clique are Columbiners to those who don't buy the bullying myth.  You couldn't pay me enough to convince me otherwise.

Eric said specifically the administration was doing a fine job and wasn't a cause for the massacre, flying in the face of all the fanfiction about Principal DeAngelis looking the other way while Rocky gave Eric a wedgie.

Mind you, the original story - *WHEN TO THE PUBLIC IT WAS ONLY A SHOOTING* - is they targeted jocks, blacks, and christians - and this obviously just meant white guys, Isaiah, and white girls, respectively.

Xtina wrote:

I don't know how you came to that conclusion that they weren't bullied, when you can literally see it in the 'Eric in Columbine' vid. Eric sees the jocks approaching and lowers his head hoping they'll just leave him alone, aswell as pushing the guy into lockers. Put down the Cullen book and read something factual.

No, what you literally see is them parting like the red sea to avoid Eric, and going after the camera. They put their hand on it and go "AAHHH". Eric smirks about it. It was 1999 and cameras in the hallway are rare. They even mock those who went after their camera by saying sarcastically "I think you guys need to be doing some video production stuff" Watch any video of cameras in the hall way from a school in the 20th century. People think they are supposed to perform for it.

Then Brooks who is wrong that Dylan was there, is also wrong that they went after Eric. And then what Brooks said is used to bully people who have eyes. You cant see Eric "hoping". That's interpretation. "as well as pushing the guy into lockers" is not even interpretation, but completely made up. They're in the middle of the hallway, not pushed into the wall.

Screamingophelia wrote:

You can have friends and be bullied....

True, and you can have no friends and not be bullied. Isolation doesn't entail bullying. You can also not be bullied but have people need to believe it so that no counterexample will ever suffice and no definition of "bullying" will ever be given.   It's very obviously a fact of the case as much as happening in Colorado  that people need to believe they were bullied, which should be explained with something about the attack itself - like that they were intentionally trying to be confused for victims.

Hell, people think Evan bullied them because he was mad at them after they attempted to murder him, when he was a chubby sophomore. That's how much they need it to be true.

While Cullen and I agree on this point, they and Cullen agree on everything else, and disagree with me. Like the whole MO. Like the timing of the bombs. Like that white hats stand up was because of jocks. So, I'm immune to "But Cullen" bullying.

inb4 dislikes but not saying how any of it is wrong other than "not what I want to believe".

>inb4 dislikes but not saying how any of it is wrong other than "not what I want to believe".

cakeman wrote:

>inb4 dislikes but not saying how any of it is wrong other than "not what I want to believe".

All of this bullshit is wrong...

Crazy fat ex gf, you have to be more creative than doing exactly what I said. Keep engaging my posts tho, will help the mods.

cakeman wrote:

Crazy fat ex gf, you have to be more creative than doing exactly what I said. Keep engaging my posts tho, will help the mods.

Wow, the strongest argument I've ever seen

xDarkRazoR wrote:

cakeman wrote:

Crazy fat ex gf, you have to be more creative than doing exactly what I said. Keep engaging my posts tho, will help the mods.

Wow, the strongest argument I've ever seen

What're you two arguing about?

NEXT STEP UP wrote:

xDarkRazoR wrote:

cakeman wrote:

Crazy fat ex gf, you have to be more creative than doing exactly what I said. Keep engaging my posts tho, will help the mods.

Wow, the strongest argument I've ever seen

What're you two arguing about?

Custody