I stopped reading after the first paragraph because it has no basis in reality. It's crystal clear at this point that he wasn't the victim of bullying, he was the bully and he snapped when people stood up to him. He was the reason every environment he was in was toxic. He is the toxic one, not the people around him.
IIN to think people should stop blaming guns?
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I stopped reading after the first paragraph because it has no basis in reality. It's crystal clear at this point that he wasn't the victim of bullying, he was the bully and he snapped when people stood up to him. He was the reason every environment he was in was toxic. He is the toxic one, not the people around him.
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The reality people live in their heads can be very different from the reality that other people see. No one creates toxicity just for fun.