On National Review, James Bowman writes about:
"...the Virginia Tech students who fled as the Korean gunman, Cho Seung Hui, went on his homicidal rampage on their campus Monday--or who, like Jamal Albarghouti, instead of fleeing, took out their cell phones to record the sights and sounds of the massacre. 'This is what this YouTube-Facebook-instant messaging generation does,' reported the Washington Post of Albarghouti's exploit as if it were a matter for pride: "Witness. Record. Share." And, as the Post might have added, not fight back. It appears to have occurred to no one to do that."
Jim does see one hero of the Virginia Tech horror: a man from a different generation. Read the whole column.
Mark Steyn also laments the "culture of passivity."
