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The shooting at Columbine provoked a kind of moral panic, a pearl clutching reaction against video games and goth weirdos that now seems ridiculous. The moral panic was though, I think, justified. Columbine represented something profound: The Dawn of the Millenials.
Random school shooting by isolated white weirdos are a purely millenial phenomenon, the oldest perpetrators being born in 1980, but this is rarely commented on. A school shooting is the millenial thing a millenial can do: perpetrators combine social isolation and extreme vanity
Video games were not the cause of these shootings, but in the complaints by old timers they functioned as a stand in for all of the things about millenial teenagers that adults found strange: their distance from other people and community standards, their inhuman lack of empathy.
The two worst school shooters offer a strong clue as to what's really going on: Adam Lanza was one of the most autistic human beings ever born and everything about Seung Hoi-Cho suggests he had the same problem.
It's what becomes of a distorted manhood https://faithandwitness.org/2019/06/28/the-antithesis-of-fatherhood/ …
The Columbine perpetrators functioned normally amongst high school society. They had friends and girlfriends. The "isolated goth weirdos" thing was fake news puffed up by the press. This is backed up by Dave Cullen's book Columbine.
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