@Blickers,
One of the most honest thing I heard during that ordeal, was when one of the reporters who escaped with her life and had to hop over recently butchered colleagues, people she has worked with and respects as friends and mentors was being interviewed via phone by Anderson Cooper. She described the events as they unfolded and Anderson asked her did she find comfort in the Thoughts and Prayers being offered by the Administration. Her answer was that she and her colleagues hid under desks and prayed for help, prayed for their families and prayed everyone would survive, she also said she and her friends were grateful for the prayers, but they need more than thoughts and prayers. She said that she knew that within a few days no one would be thinking about the massacre in her office, there would be something else capturing attention. She and the Newspaper staff will never forget what happened at 2:30 on a beautiful summer day....the damage can't be reversed....so if that's the extent of the solution, she doesn't want the ******* prayers.
She was exhausted, she had experienced something horrible, her life has been altered.....I understand why she said what she did.....