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True story. (Sorry about the length.)

A few weeks ago, I posted some stuff on YouTube. Nothing special, actually. Just something goofy and a response to the video of a more popular user. These few weeks passed, and I hadn't checked the comments on the videos at all.

Today, I was looking at the response video, which, as I figured, had about ten or so comments. The original video's creator thought it was nice, a few people liked the idea that she create a YouTube army, and one said I should just admit that I think she's cute. I expected that sort of stuff. The most recent one was left Monday. It stated matter-of-factly, "You need to die."

Thank you for pointing that out. I should have realized that posting a video that not everyone loves is a crime that deserves nothing less than death. Please excuse me, I'll get right to hanging myself. Actually, never mind. I'll let you do the honors. In fact, I think you'd be the best person for the job. After all, you have that same spirit of unreasonable, unabashed hatred that someone in Virginia also felt on Monday.

Wait, maybe you're not so bad. That's just one comment on YouTube. I'm getting so far ahead of myself. But, just for curiosity's sake, let's stick your username into Google. Okay, I see now, you're not really so evil and twisted. I think what really convinces me of that is what I found on some of your online forum posts. How could I have suspected you of being a bad person? After all, your idea that a guy kill his friend and rape that friend's girlfriend for revenge isn't evil, it's simply brilliant! How could I even imagine comparing you to the likes of Cho Seung-hui?

In case you didn't get it, that last paragraph was sarcasm. Unfortunately, far too many people can rationalize wishing for the death of another human being. If only more people cared.