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>I recommend that you watch the movie. It is even >better than Fahrenheit 9/11. > >Moore tries to explain the overproportional number >(even if his number comparisons are not accurate and >honest) of "gun deaths" in the US, not only with the >availability of weapons, but even deeper with a >"prevailing mood of over-anxiety" in the US. His >comparison of Canada with the US is interesting. >Though Canadians also possess a lot of weapons >(contrary to Europeans), there are still much less gun >deaths in Canada. Moore claimed that Candians are much >more relaxed, they don't even lock up their homes. > >>Here's a question. Has Germany had its own >>"Columbine"-type incident? > >We had a horrible <a rel=nofollow target=_blank >href="http://www.dw-world.de/dw/article/0,1564,507765,0 >0.html">school massacre in the eastern German city of >Erfurt</a> that was very similar. So similar that some >suggested that the shooter was "inspired" by what >happened in Columbine High School. The shooter was a >Neonazi (or sympathizer), his favorite movie was >"Terminator" and his favorite compute game >"Counterstrike." After the shooting, Germans discussed >a lot whether such video games could give reasons or >lower the barrier for shootings.

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