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* [http://qz.com/37069/the-deadliest-school-massacre-in-us-history-was-in-1927-why-its-aftermath-matters-now/ "Deadliest School Massacre in U.S. History."] Michigan, 1927, 38 murdered. | * [http://qz.com/37069/the-deadliest-school-massacre-in-us-history-was-in-1927-why-its-aftermath-matters-now/ "Deadliest School Massacre in U.S. History."] Michigan, 1927, 38 murdered. | ||
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beslan_school_hostage_crisis Beslan school hostage crisis.] Three days, 380 murders. | |||
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Latest revision as of 18:58, 17 December 2012
- Nazi death camps
- Stalin: Ukraine and Siberia
- Mao
- Pol Pot
- Hutus and Tutsis
- British vs. Irish (Potato Famine)
- abortion
- 9/11
- mall shootings in Oregon
- murders in the Colorado theater
- Virgina Tech
- Columbine
- Red Lake Senior High School
- Norway: Anders Behring Breivik
- Amish school killings
- Oikos University
- cult suicide/murders
- "Deadliest School Massacre in U.S. History." Michigan, 1927, 38 murdered.
- Beslan school hostage crisis. Three days, 380 murders.
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We don't know how many murders have been prevented by good health care, good drugs, concerned friends, law enforcement intervention, God's grace. "By definition we can never know a counterfactual with certainty."[1]