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Message: <blockquote data-quote="waterdhavian" data-source="post: 3140144" data-attributes="member: 23521">Well I don't see any thing about 'how D&D made him do it'.  It looks like he was just very sick and was living in his own world.  Though I would be interested in what this weapon of his was.  It says home-made katana, I wonder how homemade it was.  I just feel bad that this guy was being pestered or bothered and no one came to his defense.  No one offered him help or told others to back off. Now the only way he will actually get help is because of this.  Where's the HR guy that should have stepped in and gotten him some help.  Its always a shame that the mentally ill or troubled are neglected until they cause harm to another or to themselves. Back in school it was always the case and still is I guess.  Those with problems are picked on and rather than have the teachers or counselors talk to both the bullies and the bullied nothing will happen.  Either the bully will be pulled aside told to stop and will just have more reason to pick on someone or the bullied or person with a problem will get pulled aside and no one else will treat him different. He or she will still be in an environment that will be conducive to the bullying and down right abuse from others.  This is just proof that it continues into the working world.  The kid that was teased in school will be teased at work.  If that kid had any mental instabilities or conditions they wont be adressed in school and I guess they wont be at work either.</blockquote>

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