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    The Truth About Columbine Dave Cullen’s purpose in writing Columbine was to expose the truth. Dave Cullen exposes Dylan Klebold and Eric Harris the Columbine shooters; everything from their extensive planning, their motives, and the harrowing results of the massacre were revealed throughout Columbine. The writing techniques throughout Columbine exemplify the different treatment of the killers. Eric being a psychopath that felt no remorse, and Dylan being humanized as a person who was lost in…

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    the horrific tragedy of Columbine when in reality, there were lots of factors in this event and all of them added up evenly in many ways. Each and every one of the sources I’ve found has both good points of view but they also have downsides at the same time. A lot of people were wrongfully blamed and criticized for being themselves, therefore pulled into this tragedy without reasoning. To be honest though, there are too many reasons behind the sickening catastrophe of Columbine. One of the…

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    Bowling for Columbine takes a look at social issues such as poverty and racism to see how they affect gun crime in the United States. On the journey to find the causes of gun violence, Moore interviews experts on crime as well as everyday Americans to ask about their opinions on firearm ownership and usage. He eventually concludes that the US’ lack of ammunition restrictions and paranoia are key factors in the ever increasing gun violence that plagues American communities. In Bowling for…

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    to try to make sense of the massacre but none would come close for some time. Through words, Cullen disentangles the violent psyches of Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold as they imagined, illustrated, and executed the attack in his nonfiction novel, Columbine. Disturbing accounts from the mouths of victims and parents of the shooters are also included to assure that no detail was spared. Eric and Dylan, seemingly lost in the teenage craze that is drugs, alcohol, and weaponry, bonded over their…

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    Throughout history, there has been a reasonable logic that reading and writing leads to a normal life, but this logic is terribly skewed in a rather narrow minded viewpoint. In Richard Miller’s stories of Columbine, Jon Krakauer’s study of Chris McCandless, Mary Karr’s autobiography shows the various degrees of reading and writing inflicted on specific cases. In each of these stories, they have profound conclusions about reading and writing ranging in total with a lack of communication or in the…

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    The tragedy of Columbine is a tragedy that people try and analyze and understand the motives of the perpetrators’ actions. Many people, including family of the victims in the shooting, believe that the parents of the shooters are responsible. However, these people must realize that there comes a time where parents lose control and power of their children. This is not the parents’ fault, this is just how life and growing up works. The only people to be at blame for this tragedy is the shooters.…

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    Bowling For Columbine

There are many pros and cons to the “documentary,” but I don’t believe it’s a real documentary or a good form of activity journalism. Why is Bowling For Columbine not a real documentary? There are lies, omission of the other side, and strong exaggerations. We did discuss some of this in class with the example of the gun and the bank incident and the launching of satellites, but for this assignment I wanted to fins something we hadn’t yet talked about, There is a section of…

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    most successful American documentary of all time. .His main documentaries are Fahreneit (2004), Sicko (2007),Capitalism:love story (2009).His film Bowling for Columbine (2002), won an Oscar in 2002 and a prize in Cannes. Moore lives in Traverse City, Michigan. We will analyse one of his most successful documentary film Bowling for Columbine in order…

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    year that the KKK became an illegal terrorist organization, another group was founded: the NRA… It was a great year for America the KKK and the NRA, of course they had nothing to do with each other, and this was just a coincidence…” (Bowling for Columbine) Just stating that, one should sustain a discredit to the entire movie as a source. It tends to insinuating that the KKK and the NRA are the same thing just under a different name. How can that even appear as a good argument? By that logic it…

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    dread going to school and can inhibit a student's ability to learn. In extreme cases, bullying may lead to school shootings and even suicide. There is evidence to support the claim that bullying was a contributing factor in the shootings at the Columbine High School and Santana High School shootings. Bullying involves a sense of imbalance in power between children, in which the more powerful kids torment the less powerful children. It can take one of three forms, which include physical,…

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