It's happened again. A new massacre has taken place at a school in Kauhajoki, Finland, where 22-year old Matti Saari has shot dead ten of his school mates:

Ten people were killed Tuesday when a gunman rampaged through a Finnish college, police officials said.

Officials say Matthi Juhani Saari began firing in a classroom at the college before shooting himself. Over the course of 90 minutes, Saari fired a few shots at police, Finnish broadcaster YLE said.

Police had interviewed and released Saari on Monday after he posted violent videos on YouTube, authorities said.

And so we're back again at where we started nearly a year ago, when high school shooter Pekka-Eric Auvinen opened fire against students at his high school and later commited suicide. Obviously Saari has attempted to recreate that event, proving the Corruptian campaign about school schooting right: the pattern is too obvious to ignore--our society is self-destructive and its young generations are growing up confused, angry, hurt and emotionally fragile.

Like Auvinen, the shooter in Kauhajoki hade made clear statements in public media, once again at YouTube, where his account has been suspended:

Like the Jokela High School shooter, Kauhajoki shooter seems to have videos at Youtube. Here is a some writing from the user account, which is now suspended.

And suddenly there was war we didn’t remember it
A long time forgotten there suddenly was war
And suddenly there was war our children are dead
Burnt in the ruins that were left by war

War

And suddenly there was war and the mothers they screamed
For revenge and reprisals for another war
And suddenly and suddenly
And suddenly there was war with spoiling and death
And you fight alone if there’s another war

Whole life is war and whole life is pain
And you will fight alone in your personal war

War

This is war!

Citing lyrics from electronic act Wumpscut, Saari clearly marks the same Darwinist standpoint as Auvinen did, pointing out that life includes struggle and pain, and suggests we apply these aspects of our existence to society at large in order to counter the utilitarian mob rule by the bread and circus-regime. This is the message of a socially isolated individual, desperate to communicate an inherent fault with our communities, but unable to get his voice heard without killing people. Why did he do it?

People kill themselves for two reasons: hating themselves or hating the world. Matti Saari hated the world and knew that basic human nature wasn't going to change. Instead he realized it most probably was going to continue its downward spiral--painfully obvious only to the smart--and so he took his revenge and his exit. This school massacre is another tragic event marking the ignorance and selfishness of our social environment, pushing intellectual people over the edge instead of making sure they thrive in a healthy environment. How many more lives will be spilled before we change our lifestyle and the basic values of our self-destructive society?

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