Trying not to listen too much to the reports on the Texas school shooting, I did hear them say the kid told police he didn't shoot anyone he liked. Myself, having been a kid that was picked on when I was transferred to a new school and having a granddaughter that was the target of some mean little..... "girls" at school a couple years ago I can't help but think, if they dig into it I'll bet they will find this kid was also target of school bullies. It's a real problem for kids and the schools don't want to deal with it. The solution the school came up with for my granddaughter was to separate her from the rest of the kids, they assigned a teacher to walker her from class to class and at lunch time they had her eat lunch in an empty class room with teacher watching over her. The result, the kid was even more depressed and the other kids all thought it was funny. The principle would not punish any of the kids, he refused to discuss with my daughter any actions he was taking against the other kids, said it was a violation of their rights of privacy. This kids were texting my granddaughter, "why don't you just kill yourself" My daughter reported it to the state police, I was there when the officer came, he saw the text messages, he said all they could do was contact the school and ask them to take action. I asked the officer if he could just go to the parents homes and talk to them, let these kids see the police showing up at their house, he told me he couldn't because no crime had been committed. My granddaughter had to ride it out, eventually these kids put their focus on someone else and finally left her alone, but nothing was ever done by the school or the police. Well the school did do one thing, they let a group of kids come up with fliers on stopping bulling and post them in the halls at school, the school still has no anti-bulling polices. And we wonder why little Johnny shoots up a school....