Former Pupil?

[Clone]

 

An American import Europe can do without. (assuming it is a former pupil)

https://www.france24.com/en/europe/20250610-several-reported-dead-in-austria-school-shooting

[youngmafbog]

Who knows who is responsible, need to wait until they find out.  Wont be long I suspect.

[naomi24]

They're saying the attacker shot himself dead.

[chelle7272]

Who says it is a former pupil?

[youngmafbog]

It is a question not a statement that it was a pupil.

However I see the MSM are now saying it was a bullied pupil.

[max137]

Suits  MSM narrative next it will be mental health issues.

[barry1010]

And a teaching assistant stabbed to death by a 14 year old pupil in France

Student, 14, stabs teaching assistant, 31, to death at French school

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14797391/

[barry1010]

BBC News re Austria:  A police spokesman told Austrian media he was a student at the school.

BBC News - https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/ce3vxrz6rpnt

 

[douglas9401]

Bit early for the tinfoil hat stuff.

[barry1010]

Anyone who behaves like that cannot be sane. 

[pastafreak]

Of course it's mental health issues. Mentally healthy people don't even consider doing such things...whether it's triggered by bullying, politics, race or religion. 

[youngmafbog]

The problem is when "Mental Health" is used as an excuse.  It is an overused therm these days and so has become meaningless.

[ToraToraTora]

I'm taking my pardner!

[youngmafbog]

Do you think he is not "from the Parish" TTT?  It is odd no description I must admit, they usually trott it out pretty quick these days if a 'local'.  But maybe they are just pretty busy.  Pictures show some pretty big Rozzers there fully tooled up, dont think they were messing thats for sure.

[andy-hughes]

YMB - // The problem is when "Mental Health" is used as an excuse.  It is an overused therm these days and so has become meaningless. //

I don't believe mental health problems are used to 'excuse' any behaviour, but they do explain it, which is entirely different.

[naomi24]

//I don't believe mental health problems are used to 'excuse' any behaviour//

 

I do.  Frequently.

 

A 21 year old Austrian man is said to have been responsible.

 

https://www.itv.com/news/2025-06-10/reports-of-school-shooting-in-austrian-city-of-graz-police-say

 

[Old_Geezer]

I tend to believe that even contemplating this sort of behaviour suggests a mental issue at some level.  Not that, that excuses anything, but it is an explanation as to why. Society as a whole has to believe in personal responsibility but needs to judge what is appropriate in the circumstances.

[barry1010]

TTT, you are dancing alone

 https://mol.im/a/14802033 via https://dailym.ai/android

[THECORBYLOON]

I think he suffers from premature speculation...

[max137]

What kind of mental health problem he must of organised it giving a great deal of thought procuring weapons that needs cognitive thought as did the Stockport killer not a random attack but planned,he is not in a mental health unit but Belmarsh they are just pure evil

[barry1010]

It's not difficult to buy guns in Austria, he was properly licensed to own them