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good question
at least the earliest i can remember is 1st grade. my parents never once told me 'be kind to everyone' nor 'pick on peopel woh are different from u'.. at least not at that age. while i HAVE met a few people whos parents really did tell them something along those lines (in this case. it was mother telling daughters 'do not marry a filipino, i want u to marry a white man')... my GUESS is that the majority of parents try to teach their kids to accept all people so....? shit, studies have shown even babies will gaze more so at the pretty face than an ugly one.... but its one thing to just think that, and another to act it... columbine type shit isnt only in HS, that shit would happen even in elementary school..
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there is a pack animal instinct built into us .. its part of that survival thing .. its in our genes (we are pack animals - like it or not)
Some people are able to rise above that - others arent so strong. Pack behaviour is learned quickly .. and it stays with people a long time .. for proof, just skim through the threads in this forum :)
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i have driven up on car wrecks, and have seen several dead people. tried to do cpr on one of them, but it didnt help, his neck was broken. and ive seen a man get his head mashed off in a machine, and i can honestly say that i was always shocked, but it didnt really bother me untill i sat down and thought about it. the worst part is when i try to go to sleep at night, sometimes i can still see them.
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Stuff like that is such a shock to your system, the images will probably always stick with you. Reality sucks.
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