AOL News has published a copy of the play. It is, as expected, pretty weird.

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1. Mullah Cimoc Says:
   April 17th, 2007 at 6:35 pm

   Mullah Cimoc say ameiki security apparatus moving so fast for full nazification of usa.

   so obvious- bush him loving too much this publicity for sympathy. this looking like setup for bolster bush him police state.

   this also signaling aggressive using the media thoe democrat party and lesbian for push hilary campaign and pushing the mind sets necessary for the dumb white people vote for the hilary woman. in pashtu language “hilhary” meaning cow with the fat lower leg drip the pus. this a kind of joke in waziristan.

2. miguel Says:
   April 19th, 2007 at 5:25 am

   joderos americanos como estais jodiendo a toda la humanidad

3. kam Says:
   April 19th, 2007 at 8:59 pm

   i think what that cho guy did was good, he killed many innocent people, but the teachers will be afraid to abuse the student in future. i read what he wrote, he said he is sacrificing himself for all the weak and helpless guys. and its true. first i thought he was a monster but after i read what he wrote i can see the benefit of what he did. you see in our world people only respect one thing — strength. if you are big and tall everyone respect you, if you are small everyone treats you like shit. cho showed that small guys can turn nasty if pushed too far, and that will make people afraid to pick on small guys, especially students. innocent people died, that’s unfortunate. but the same thing happens in a war, innocent die in order to correct some other evil. cho was kicked out of poetry and literature class for his writing, he was a shy guy so when he tried to hit on a couple girls in a somewhat clumsy way they ratted on him. girls don’t have the guts to say “i am not interested, but thank you for asking” to guys they find unattractive, instead they pretend they like them, flirt with them, than behind their back they rat on them and backstab them. and misandrist men are all to happy carrying out their dirty duties falsely accusing a guy of harassment. sex discriminates against the ugly. they don’t realize that ugly guys are people too who also deserve to have fun and be happy. taking a kinder and gentler attitude towards all humankind might serve these pampered women with low self-esteem well. its easy to ridicule men, to blame men, to ignore men. but it is not easy to be a man. especially an ugly short man like cho. society prepares the crime the criminal commits it.

   feminists and men who support gender biased, sexist, anti-male laws including the school system, police, justice system, and government are responsible for emasculation of men, which is the cause of the social anxiety among young men like cho. feminists would rather nitpick and close down a corporation which is supporting thousands of women who feed their babies because some guy hang a victoria’s secret angel over the time clock. its time women got over themselves and men stopped impersonating sentimental buffoons catering to their vile whims.

   as for the media, its common sense that by rewarding cho with what he was aiming for – publicity they are sending the message that whoever kills a lot of people will be rewarded with publicity. why stop there? announce a bloody reward for the families of dead serial killers so you can get your bloody ratings. what do you expect from a society which is so utterly lacking in integrity? you are worse than the cho dude, you may be snug and secure behind your desks, but you are encouraging murder.

4. Shay Says:
   October 8th, 2007 at 7:31 pm

   dude
   this gay kam is messed up in the head.
   He killed innocent people you retard!
   I bet if you were one of the victims you wouldn’t be saying this.

5. Scott Says:
   October 9th, 2007 at 10:31 am

   Kam I am going to be straight forward with you. I dont know you and I dont know your life story but to me it seems as if perhaps you are one of the “little people” you speak of, am I right? It is a shame that some people get picked on and its a shame that they have to go through what they go through. This is America, for ages schools have had their “clicks” and groups of friends. Bullying has always been apart of school, no matter how wrong it may be it happens. I do agree with you that some time people do need to stand up for them selves or the less fortunate, dont think that is the right word to use but I am drawing a blank here! Any ways I agree with you in that sense, however I do believe that the situation could have been dealt with in a much better of a way with out any one having to die. I myself struggled in the beginning of high school not having many friends, little money and cool things. But I got a job, made the money, opened myself to others and let people into my life without having to take any one’s lives. All I am trying to say is some people do have it harder then others but if you truly consider yourself an outsider or something stop and think well could it be because I dont try to better myself or open myself to others? People are full of them selves we all know that but the fact is people need friends, people need other people to be happy. People can go for a long time not finding any one they truly connect with but that is no reason to go postal and kill people. Cho choose to seperate himself from the rest of the world. Colleges such as VT offer many clubs and ways to get to know people. He had the chance to make friends every time he woke up in the same room with his roommate, yet he didnt. I feel for Cho in one way, in the fact that he should early signs of this problem yet no one helped. What Cho did either way you look at it is still wrong!

6. Chrissie Says:
   December 7th, 2007 at 12:55 am

   Cho wasn’t short Kam you fucktard. He was 6′ and last time i checked that wasn’t short.

   Plus he wasn’t that ugly. R.I.P Cho seung Hui

7. Dana Says:
   February 26th, 2009 at 3:08 pm

   Kam, there is NOTHING good about what this man did.
   You said that he was sacrificing himself for all the weak and helpless guys? Not that I can ever see it being reasonable to actually kill yourself to prove a point, but even if that were his intent, it’s definitely not understandable to take all of those other innocent people with him! The records show that many of them didn’t even know him!
   His classmates and teachers have also stated that he alienated himself from other people and wouldn’t even respond if someone said hello to him. It doesn’t sound to me as though everyone else was out to get him. It sounds like he was a deeply troubled man who didn’t get the help he needed in time!
   I find it incredibly tragic that Mr. Cho had so much unhappiness and anger that he felt this massacre was necessary. Had he gotten help with his struggles, he and all of the other students lost on this horrible day, could have reached their full potential instead of losing their lives so far before their time.

8. wong - a university student Says:
   March 12th, 2010 at 3:52 pm

   Thank you Kam, I cannot possibly agree more with you.

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