Comments on: Man Guns Down People in LA Fitness… and Why We’re Not That Different

By: DJ Fuji

DJ Fuji — Sat, 27 Nov 2010 13:11:40 +0000

@Leigh:

I sent you an email but the email address you used isn’t working. If you’re reading this, contact me using the form on my site. I’d like to talk to you and see if I can help.

By: leigh

leigh — Sat, 20 Nov 2010 00:00:41 +0000

Wow,Faith, a female post with NO insults ( must be a guy!)? For
those of us “nice guys” who were drummed out of the “game” at an
early age,we grow up with guy friends only and do guy things,
knowing.understanding and accepting that this mating game is not for us, and that is all right. It is a world without women.
We stay under the radar and women need not see us nor talk to
us and never having thec chance to insult us for being different.
We do not hurt ANYONE!
Thank you for exposing in some small way the world of very
unfair double standards. I do not think I am a loser, but I
guess that I have earned the tag for having been so bad at this.
Keep the articles coming!

By: Faith

Faith — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 12:53:55 +0000

I read exhaustively about George, since we both attended the same high school; however, I did not know him. Anne, George was attracted to women his age (40ish), not just young girls barely legal to date. He was extremely attracted to a woman his own age (her picture was posted until it was subsequently removed — she was no bombshell by any means). He knew this woman from church. She spurned him, he was persistent — to no avail. It is for him like it is for all of us — we have to be attracted to someone — we just can’t pick anyone off of a shelf and be happy or satisfied, and judging from what I read, he wasn’t being unreasonable (until he started mentioning the older teenagers at the library where he volunteered). I believe at this point, mental illness was taking hold.

Dr. Henry Makow (guys, you need to look him up — he makes sense to me, and I’m a woman) refers to George as being “starved for love”. (Use Harry Makow starved for love in your search string). I think from his earliest days on this planet, this description fit George, sadly. Look, Charles Manson’s mother tried to barter him off for a pitcher of beer when he was an infant. Does anyone reading this post honestly believe, considering that, Manson had a bright future? People don’t get up one day and go to the local exercise club and open fire.

I am so glad I am not dating today. What a screwed up world we live in! Take a look at what’s on T.V. — Bridezillas, Life with the Kardashians, Pregnant at 16, etc… In many episodes of Bridezillas, women actually strike their husbands-to-be — I’ve seen one beat her boyfriend with her phone while he’s driving! If the roles were reversed, the show would be off the air! But this is actually “entertainment” today. Sorry, fellas. Really — I’m sorry.

I do not believe George was an evil man. He was a good man who did an unspeakably evil thing. I hope God forgives him, because to say he lived Hell on earth is an understatement. It goes without saying that the women killed were innocent victims, and I hope they are in the light of God, as well. It goes without saying . . .

IT IS NOT GOOD FOR MAN TO BE ALONE!

By: Trini Tageda

Trini Tageda — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 20:54:32 +0000

I could have wrote those words too, to many holidays alone, seeing a beautifull woman and feeling hate, its embarrasing to admit it to yourself, your friends and family, I feel sorry for the poeple he killed, sorry for the families he destroyed,I am sorry for him and sometimes Im sorry for myself. The community indeed has given me hope, I talked to you in San Diego Djfuji, you are a great guy and I remember telling you that the work you do is to give hope and save men out of their desperate lives, may God bless you and keep the good work going. Trini.

By: Program

Program — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 05:38:51 +0000

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By: GoneSavage

GoneSavage — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 22:24:14 +0000

The community gives hope, but coaching gives a game plan. I’ve seen angry guys convinced that they would die alone or a virgin turn into caring, compassionate, and loving individuals. Thanks for bringing positivity to this story Fuji.

By: Nansida

Nansida — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 16:47:48 +0000

Well, this proves that looks arn’t everything

By: Casual

Casual — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 16:38:35 +0000

Great post– I felt the same way the first time I came across the article. Pickup probably would have saved this guy’s life. Not just getting laid (although that would probably have helped), but just the network of support and the kind of holistic lifestyle improvement that guys like you teach. If only someone had reached out to him sooner…

Go out there and save some lives, Fuji

By: dronacharya

dronacharya — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 14:45:51 +0000

he’s quite a handsome dude for sum1 close 2 50. shame

By: AlphaWolf

AlphaWolf — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 08:51:53 +0000

You know, I really frown on this guy for doing that… it’s such a selfish thing to do.

However, I DID understand his feelings. I understood why he would feel like hating women, given his circumstances. Kind of strange…