Eric Harris Manifesto and The Columbine High School Shooting

Introduction "... treat yourself only once so that your children who chose not to accept me will not be suitable to kill me ..." - From the Eric Harris Declaration, 2 Colombine High School One of the shooters. Craig and his colleagues (2009) have reported that school bullying is a global phenomenon threatening the livelihood of young people when young people enter school. Bullying prevention and mental health have become the focus of attention due to the tragic events of the past 20 years.

The shooting range of the school is not a phenomenon of a new social media. Before the cruise there was "Columbus", two students behind Columbine High School's shooting in 1999, Dylan Klebble and Egypt abandoned bully Rick Harris struggled with something to win did. Klebold commits suicide; Harris has mental health problems; they are not particularly bullied. Still, the story of revenge has its own life - this is the version of the event that many children agree. As part of my research on podcasts, I talked with dozens of Colombians who focused on the decision-making process of the youngster, and it is clear that the Colombian "otaku revenge" plotline still resonates . More importantly, much of the Kururu I told was familiar with Colombine.

On April 20, 1999, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold performed one of the biggest shooting events in the history of the American school. Harris and Clebold, students of Columbine High School near Littleton, Colorado, were able to turn guns into guns and create as many myths as reality for students and teachers on the same day. On that day, 14 Colombine students (including archers) and 1 teacher died in Littleton. Today, American schools can still feel the ripple effects of Columbine

In April 1999, when Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold killed 12 students and 1 teacher at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado, the shooting at school was out of the public perception. Since then, Virginia Tech University (33 deaths), Sandy Hook Elementary School (25 deaths) and 203 other shooting incidents both inside and outside the school have killed the Holocaust. 44-year-old Cunningham asked the teacher to close his eyes and imagine the students to enter the classroom with a gun. In fact, teachers need only evaluate the situation and respond in a moment. This is the most difficult and emotional part of training and will make some participants cry.