Exactly. What really gets me is that some people that are perfectly capable of working but are just too lazy to do so, they're able to get $400+ in food stamps while there's some people who are permanently disabled, can't work, barely making it on their disability checks through the month, even when the money is being used for just the "bare-bones" necessities (and by that, I don't mean junk food, cigarettes, and other junk. I mean food that's good for you, toilet paper, etc.), and all they can get is $14 in food stamps. Another thing is how some people can cross state lines, use a different last name, and get food stamps from more than one state without somehow getting caught. Sadly I know people who have done this, and it really frustrates me because that money could be going to someone else who actually does need it. That's just my opinion though.

My prayers and sympathy go out to all the victims, their families, and all others that are affected by this tragedy. I never can understand why some idiot can decide to go in, shoot a bunch of people, and then kill theirself. Then again, why anybody would decide that they want to want to kill people or theirself in the first place. What's the purpose of it? If a person is going to kill theirself, then why take innocent people out with them? Everyone has their problems, and to me it goes to the 6th principal that a person has the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, but there's no guarantee of equal results. What I'm trying to say with that is that things won't go someone's way all the time, but it doesn't mean that they can go and do something irrational like killing someone. Of course that's just my opinion.