(school wont protect the hetero)12/19/11 HETEROSEXUAL FELT INTENSELY UNCOMFORTABLE by GAY CLASSMATE: TRAGIC that HE FELT SO MOLESTED BY the GAY STUDENT's ADVANCES & THAT THE SCHOOL WOULDN'T DO ANYTHING TO STOP IT, so finally, as kids will do, he took the law into his own hands & killed the gay student. Sure, that's not the answer, but the school should protect the heterosexual as well as the homosexual. "Leading up to the February 2008 killing, teachers and students saw a dispute growing between the victim and McInerney, who shot King twice in the head in a computer lab at E.O Green Junior High. McInerney, then 14, had reached an emotional breaking point after King made repeated, unwanted sexual advances toward him and other boys, defense lawyers said. In the weeks leading up to the shooting, school administrators allowed King to wear heels and makeup..." http://m.cbsnews.com/blogsfullstory.rbml?feed_id=0&catid=57345168&videofeed=36

12/19/11 HETEROSEXUAL FELT INTENSELY UNCOMFORTABLE by GAY CLASSMATE: TRAGIC that HE FELT SO MOLESTED BY the GAY STUDENT's ADVANCES & THAT THE SCHOOL WOULDN'T DO ANYTHING TO STOP IT, so finally, as kids will do, he took the law into his own hands & killed the gay student. Sure, that's not the answer, but the school should protect the heterosexual as well as the homosexual. "Leading up to the February 2008 killing, teachers and students saw a dispute growing between the victim and McInerney, who shot King twice in the head in a computer lab at E.O Green Junior High. McInerney, then 14, had reached an emotional breaking point after King made repeated, unwanted sexual advances toward him and other boys, defense lawyers said. In the weeks leading up to the shooting, school administrators allowed King to wear heels and makeup..."
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