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En la universidad de Virginia Tech &lt;a href="http://www.caracol.com.co/noticias/415685.asp"&gt;-clicad aquÃ­&lt;/a&gt;- se vivieron momentos en los que el sin sentido y el pÃ¡nico fueron los Ãºnicos rectores de las conductas. Treinta y dos personas, mÃ¡s el presunto asesino, murieron a balazos. El presunto autor de la matanza era un muchacho, dicen que solitario, pero un muchacho, que tenÃ­a, al parecer, dos pistolas; y las tenÃ­a porque las habÃ­a comprado con toda naturalidad. El caso es que en EEUU se compran armas como si de comprar piruletas se tratara, y cualquiera que tenga mÃ¡s de 21 aÃ±os y unos antecedentes penales limpios, puede comprarlas y portarlas sin ningÃºn problema, y en Virginia es aÃºn mÃ¡s fÃ¡cil obtenerlas.&#13;
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Bush se dirigÃ­a a los familiares y estudiantes diciendo algo asÃ­ como que el problema era que los muertos habÃ­an estado en un lugar equivocado, en un momento equivocado... Pero ni el lugar ni el momento eran errÃ³neos porque los muertos, que eran estudiantes y profesores, estaban donde debÃ­an: en la universidad; y el momento era el adecuado: el inicio de las clases de la maÃ±ana. Lo equivoco, lo errÃ³neo, lo desafortunado y lo criminal -ademÃ¡s de tener que sufrir a un presidente tan sumamente necio- es el hecho de no haber acabado ya con la facilidad de adquirir armas y de portarlas.&#13;
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Clinton promulgÃ³ una ley prohibiendo portar armas de asalto -armas de fuego-, que si bien no prohibÃ­a la venta, algo era algo...Pero en 2004, Bush la paralizÃ³. Cierto que nadie puede prever que un sociÃ³pata, o un psicÃ³pata, o cualquier otro perturbado la emprenda a tiros, pero Â¿cuÃ¡ntas matanzas serÃ¡n necesarias aÃºn para que en ese paÃ­s comprendan que los tiempos del lejano oeste terminaron y que no es muy civilizado el ir abatiendo personas como si fueran los platos que se lanzan en el tiro al blanco? Y por otro lado, Â¿es realmente un sociÃ³pata, o un psicÃ³paqta, o un perturbado mental, el autor de los crÃ­menes y de su propio suicidio? Â¿O es la sociedad consumista, capitalista y aisladora la que estÃ¡ enferma, la que ha caÃ­do en una anÃ³mia total al presentar una ruptura total entre los fines y los medios? Es muy fÃ¡cil achacarlo todo al Ã¡mbito psiquiÃ¡trico, pero presumo que en este caso son varios los factores propiciadores del problema, y la sociedad no estÃ¡ exenta de culpa.&#13;
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En fin, terrible tragedia. Expreso desde aquÃ­ mis condolencias a los familiares y amigos de los fallecidos y el ruego enardecido de que cambien esas leyes sobre la tenencia de armas lo antes posible.&#13;
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In the wake of the shooting at Virginia Polytechnic Institute Monday, Miami University&amp;#39;s police and administration, along with Oxford Police, are checking Oxford&amp;#39;s own ability to respond to such an emergency.&#13;
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"Any time you can plan a tactical situation in advance, the results are almost always positive," Schwein said. "The key is being properly prepared by planning and rehearsing the situation."&#13;
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Miami University Police Department Lt. Andrew Powers said he has referred students to the police Web site, which outlines procedure in the event of an emergency. It states that if the shooter is outside or in the same building, students should find a safe, lockable room and barricade themselves inside and situate themselves on the ground, away from the door.&#13;
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&#13;
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