Killing spree

When you read the papers, you can find at least an article about killing spree.
It's sad to read such news when ONE "mastermind" killed the family or innocent parties.
Does it really help by killing others and then suicide?

In a family, maybe the parents do not want the kids to suffer alone after they leave this world; thus they choose to murder the kids?
In a victim environment, maybe the killer just want vent the anger and hope that the society will relook at their case.
Still, I don't think any "killing" method will help. Mindset is hard to change.
Here're two articles that happened in the states:
http://www.aol.in/news-story/Gunman-shoots-himself-after-killing-13-in-New-York-shooting-rampage/2009040316439012000004
http://www.seattlepi.com/local/6420ap_wa_children_slain.html?source=mypi

Does anyone notice that Singapore is trying to promote courtesy campaign?
For goodness sake... this is a sign that Singaporean is simply bo chap (errr... which is true)
But the basic moral of being courtesy has to be promote?
What has the world become? Selfish? kia-su?

Maybe you were thinking if I dislike this place so much, why am I still here.
Again... it bottom down to choice.... my mum is here..as well as some good friends.
Also, this is the reason why I love to travel so much. Not saying I prefer to be at other places; just that....
Travel broaden our view and knowledge... seeing how others handle the environment, situation, people, etc.
Some places may be worse from Singapore - it will make you feel more appreciative.
Some places may be better - it will help you to learn.

I was talking to friends who don’t understand why I am touring the developing countries such as Vietnam/Cambodia. She prefers developed places such as Japan where there are shopping and clean toilets.
Also, during my last trip to Vietnam; there was a couple of Singaporean teenagers who refused to use the rural toilet which is by my standard are very well off compared to some "other places". At least the toilet has a flush system.
I think it is true that the youngster will not able to survive any hardship. Of course, they can argue that they have a choice now - Singapore is well off and they can choose to tour at better places next time...
They are not entirely wrong.... but when they "fall" in term of academy or social status; can they survive?