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Stop blaming video games or porn or any other reasons. Those two things where just a way for him to release a)his anger and b)his sexual frustration. They didn't cause anything! The truth was he was a sheltered mummy's boy thrust into a man's world without the neccessary emotional hardening.

When he didn't just get things the way he wanted like he did at home he got angry, like a child throwing a temper tantrum. If you want to blame someone - blame the parents however their only crime was to love him too much.
 
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Francisco d'Anconia said:
By the type of emotion you're displaying in your posts it seems that you a feeling a sense of personal vulnerability that may have been innate and are using this tragedy as your soup box to vocalize your personal convictions for your own clarity. Just how much does this have to do with you as opposed to the people who have died?
If you must know, some of my ex uni friends went to Virginia as post docs/visiting fellows - and may still be there.

d9930380, 100% agreed, certainly a frustrated individual not getting what he WANTS from life.

A-Unit, I agree with some of what you say for a change, but I don't give a f*ck about The Secret or whatever crap you call it - this is not about that. It is about a frustrated individual who was just not getting any . . . and decided to lash out.

The PUA community emerged FROM nothing and has become a million dollar money maker.
That the PUA community became a million dollar maker is not in dispute. That it works IS. There are no PUA really, they know f*ck all about getting women. Listen very carefully:


Getting a woman interested in you is not a skill you learn
It's a result


It's the result of her wanting to know you, because she is attracted to you. PUA's doctorine is that you can "make" her attracted to you by a series of skillful techniques and props - which is BS.

If I were to be really cynical I would say that if this guy's girlfriend didn't leave him maybe he wouldn't have done this. And please don't label this guy and AFC, in a tragedy like this I there are no heros only victims.
 

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darwinian_sympathiser - What you said about it being a result, I couldn't a gree more.

I was actually going to end my post with:

"Getting women is evidence you have grown up from a child to now being a man"

But thought it was a bit overkill.

As for techniques and cons, they do work but that's simply because you are lying to her by showing her you are a mature man when infact you aren't. As for the guy being ditched by his girlfriend. Right from the moment I heard it was because of his girlfriend I thought hmmmm, more like some girl he was infatuated with. Had he actually had a girlfriend he probably would have been a) able to move on or b) not taken soo many other people out because he wouldn't be sooo screwed up.

To be fair, I said no-one except him are to blame and even he's a victim, however I've now read that he was seeing a counsellor. This stuff should be obvious to a trained professional and therefore he should have been shown the error of his ways and then he could have helped himself. Oh no, what did they do. Give him drugs! Bloody typical.
 

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BTW - One last thing.

That whole:

"Getting women is evidence you have grown up from a child to now being a man"

Should be "Keeping women..." as Latinoman says because the techniques and cons etc eventually get found out.
 

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A-Unit - You can be very cold and calculating when acting out of anger. Anger effects people different ways. When I'm really angry I go cold and mythodical in the ways I want to inflict pain. I don't randomly lash out like most people. Not everyone explode, some funnel their anger. So enough with the conspiracy stories.

As for gun-control, the founding father's wrote that in because they realised the government couldn't protect their citizens and therefore allowed them the means of doing it themselves. Some would argu that's still the case and others would argu that it isn't, basically it's an opinion and neither can be absolutely right and therefore another religious argument.

BTW - They also liked the fact that it meant that the people could rise up against their own government if absolutely neccessary just as they had done against the British. Hint Hint... Only joking!
 

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wayword - exactly my point, that's the crime of today's society. No-one will tell it how it is (including it looks like, his counsellor) because they are cowards and don't want to come across as the bad guy (killing the messenger). The only people they are helping by not telling the truth are themselves.

It's like the fat women that are told by Tyra Banks that it's good being fat, that only makes someone feel good for a short time when in reality the answer is to tell them to stop playing the victim and loose weight. Then their lives would be much much better. Look at her do you think her life turned out the way it did because she was fat!

That's the main problem with society now, everyone is a victim. From minority groups, women, AFCs, people working crap jobs. Boo hoo! Go put a dummy in your mouth!
 

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I'm not going to tell you Americans it might not be a good idea to allow any nut without a criminal record access to semi-automatic weapons, but isn't it the case that the founding fathers were kinda talking about muskets?

If they could have foreseen advances in weaponry could they have been a bit more specific? Because the 'right to bear arms' seems to allow anything up to a nuclear weapon, so where do you draw the line?
 

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Wyldfire is WRONG. We could have helped this kid. Acknowledged these brutal social forces and told him to toughen up and improve himself. Social outcasts need HELP. The pain that omega males suffer in this feminist society can drive some to despondent desperation...and is something that mainstream feminist psychology does NOT acknowledge or address - the PAIN OF MEN. Because we are always painted as the ENEMY who only INFLICT, but never SUFFER from pain. Which is why the media keeps glossing over his suicide note and omega male PAIN - searching for other answers instead...

If this shooter had been a lonely fat girl, might her social plight have been granted legitimacy?
BINGO.

BTW did u see what that Simon Cowell jackass did? Yes, it relates to this incident...and i think he crossed the line.

http://drudgereport.com/flash6i.htm
http://www.ifilm.com/video/2845448
 

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Nighthawk said:
I'm not going to tell you Americans it might not be a good idea to allow any nut without a criminal record access to semi-automatic weapons, but isn't it the case that the founding fathers were kinda talking about muskets?

If they could have foreseen advances in weaponry could they have been a bit more specific? Because the 'right to bear arms' seems to allow anything up to a nuclear weapon, so where do you draw the line?
Excellent, excellent point. I would be happy hunting with a muzzleloader.

However, with civilians bearing muzzleloaders and enemies foreign (and domestic) packing semi or full auto weapons, it's like bringing a smoke bomb to a machine gun fight.

See, the playing field is already uneven, whereas it used to be even: Muskets Vs. Muskets is now semi-auto Vs. Full-auto/machine gun.

The fact is, if you wanted to make that arguement, then civilians should actually be allowed to own machine guns.

The "bear arms" bit was to allow for a standing militia should there come a need. If you go further with gun control by restricting technological types (such as full auto, which is understandable since there is no reasonable application short of "coolness") of weapons down to single shot or muzzleloader, the standing militia becomes ineffective or a placebo.

With the US government getting as retarded as it is, now is not a good time for disarming the standing militia.
 

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The shooter's father is 61 years old. He brought his family here from South Korea when he was 46 years old. To everyone who wants to blame feminism...

A couple that old coming from another country does NOT adopt American ways. They continue to live with the cultural values of the country they came from. There is no way this kid's mother was a feminist. She's Asian, remember? Most of you guys are always going on and on about how Asian women aren't feminists and are so much better to and for males. You can't have it both ways.

Reports are coming out over and over again about how people tried to reach out and befriend this guy and help him. He didn't talk, even when people approached him and tried to talk to him. He acted strangely with everyone...not just girls. Two past roommates said he used to take pictures of them and make harassing phone calls to them as well. He did it to one of their female friends and they told him to knock it off and that's how he ended up getting reported. However...he did the exact thing to his own male roommates that he did to the two girls FIRST. He landed in a mental hospital in December of 2005 from the weird behavior and then getting suicidal. His Creative Writing teacher said that he would take pictures of the other people in his class but would not speak to anyone...even her. It almost sounds like he developed schizophrenia around the time his behavior got really whacked. If that's the case and he wasn't on medication, it could explain why he went over the edge.

No one here could have helped him...he needed a psychiatrist and to be hospitalized. The new reports this morning are really indicating severe mental health problems.
 

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Nighthawk said:
... but isn't it the case that the founding fathers were kinda talking about muskets?
In other words, they were talking about the weapons soldiers use in the interests of maintaining a body of citizen soldiers. Nice try.
 

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Wyldfire said:
A couple that old coming from another country does NOT adopt American ways. They continue to live with the cultural values of the country they came from. There is no way this kid's mother was a feminist. She's Asian, remember? Most of you guys are always going on and on about how Asian women aren't feminists and are so much better to and for males. You can't have it both ways.
Um, it doesn't matter how "feminist" or not a guy's mom is - that is not going to affect the way women of his own age and society at large treat him. If he is living in a very feminist, misandrist society - how is any one person going to shield him from that? They can't.

He's not dating his MOM for god's sakes, he's dating (or trying to) other women programmed by the fematrix.

I mean, your argument is like saying if a Jew in Nazi Germany had Jewish parents...then he didn't have to worry about Nazism! Or hey, we don't have to worry about Dubyan Ne0-conism if your rents aren't ne0-cons. You f'n moron! :crackup:

If anything, his Korean mom was probably programming him to be a "chivalrous" AFC beta male provider that sacrifices everything for women (like in Korean soaps) since she is not familiar with the types of self-centered byches here in the States. And that advice was likely HORRIBLY backfiring for him! This guy was probably the very definition of an AVERAGE FRUSTRATED CHUMP to the extreme!

Now, if only he had found DJ instead of Glocks...


I do agree that he exhibited warning signs though and his root dysfunctions were never well-addressed or fixed. I am also curious if he got put on anti-depressants. But of course, hindsight is 20/20.
 

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wayword...you miss the entire point.

His parents and home life is THE most important influence. Children from abusive relationships tend to model that because it's all they know...they think it's normal. This kid would be no different. If his parents had very traditional roles and adhered to the cultural norms of South Korea that is what he would look to as being normal. His father would have been much like an American father of the 50's (the ones many of you wish you could go back to). That is what this kid would have thought was normal. The society around him never matched that. When someone who is used to one culture is moved into another unfamiliar culture it can cause a sense of disconnect and a lost feeling. This guy most likely experienced that not only initially, but throughout his life...because it's not likely that his parents ever really changed much culturally/beliefs/values. The reports that are coming out sounds like this kid was definitely lost and never really fit in. He needed to get help a very long time ago to help him adjust to and manage the cultural disconnect he must have been experiencing. By the time he got to VA Tech and that English Professor tried to help him he was already too far gone.

Feminism is NOT the cause for this. Neither is guns, video games, bullying or teasing, etc. People tried to include and befriend him...and help him. He would not talk to people who approached him for the most part. He wouldn't even talk to his teachers to answer questions most of the time.

It sounds like people were genuinely afraid of pushing this guy because they all seemed to sense that he could go off the deep end at any time.
 

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Finally a thread worth reading and responding to. The IQ's of SS have risen about 10 pts since the opening of this thread.

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This site doesn't help anyone; you help yourself. That's it. Guys come here even now, and probably lease without anyone knowing. And guys visit here, seeing results, and never speak about it. How would one know? Maybe he DID in fact come here, lurk, and then leave? I'm sure the success rate is 100% because a person has to want it for themself. Wayword obviously "wants" for himself enough to make it happen. As demonstrated by 33 dead and 20 wounded, this supposed killer didn't "want" anything bad enough.

What of the guys here? Blaming the world for this fellows problems gives no respect or credence to the guys who come here, the guys who don't do jack but pay taxes and work, and the guys with honor. SS couldn't solve his problems anymore than the withdrawal method works against pregnancy. In all likelihood, if he had come here, he'd have implicated everyone here and we'd all be getting interviewed. Real problems aren't solved here, not the kind that lash out and shoot 53, 33 of them dead. The guys who come here and actually REALIGN themselves to ways that work, either had the wrong beliefs/perspective or, are incredibly strong and full of will power to do it on their own. This person was neither of those.

Let's not "assume" what his family life was or wasn't and deal with what happened, shall we? Do we remember the Menendez? Rich twins who killed their parents. You needn't been from the poor streets of Detroit or NYC to be a crazed maniac.

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People THINK that by eradicating weapons...you eradicate ALL avenues by which people are killed or violence is perpetrated. RIGHT. Just like if you make drugs ILLEGAL, then you eradicate all avenues of scoring pot, right? Ask any HS teenager what's easier to get...drugs or booze. Drugs. Booze is tougher b'c it's legal and regulated. You can't make it in your house in mass quantities without raising red flags. Yet, people can sow fields of pot and get away with it, or grow hydroponic pot in their house, and the pot from a few plants can supply people a month, or months.

Please, please, please, drop the idea that ridding the world of guns rids us of the "evil element." 2500 people died on 9-11, and no guns were used. Boxcutters and plans. How do you explain that? A freak accident? What about the Federal Building? Oh, fertilizer and a rental truck. ALL MEANS ANY HUMAN BEING WITH INTENTION CAN USE TO ENACT THEIR PLANS. Guns are ONE, just ONE weapon people use. Yet, day in and day out, cars, with or without drunken drivers kill WAY more than guns ever will. Shall we force everyone onto public transit?

People eat themselves to death, should we force them all onto restricted diets? They smoke themselves to death, AND the smoke from the cigarette is as toxic as it is first hand. Shall we make tobacco illegal, too?

The negative to having guns is LESS THAN the positive to GOOD people being armed. That's as simple as it can get. Granted, a criminal who wants to commit a crime, or a lover who wants to take his X down with him will do it faster with a gun than say a knife or bat, nonetheless, they will do it. Disarming ALL people only makes the price per gun go up on the black market AND let's criminal elements KNOW the populace is RIPE for the plucking. Don't most criminals look for the WEAKNESS LINK anyways? They certainly don't hit up armored cars, high security banks, or fort knox. Any place where people are known to defend themselves is likely to see low crime rates. In Maine, people know everyone is packing because almost everyone hunts, and up there, they WILL shoot. They have a more conservative view point on this.

Our liberal, weak-minded nature has allowed offenders SO many transgressions that it's permissible for people to commit CONSCIOUS, CHOSEN crimes and misdemeanors AND not suffer much penalty, if at all. People push the envelope specifically b/c they know, "there's no boundary." Most teens and girls know, they'll keep pushing UNTIL they hit a point they don't like, a wall, their father's fist, something. They need that. Instead of father's whacking little girls, they give them more crap for their overpriced bedrooms so when daddy isn't home, she can make porno vids for the whole internet to see. Seriously. How many girls have stupid digicams with ridiculous video done early on? Er, dad, want to step it up a little bit?

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Why would you rule out alternate theories on what happened?

A basic amateur finds 2 handguns, over 100 rounds, and with near perfect shooting, executes 32 people, 20 more wounded, and does so before the police can respond and take him down? As noted above, Columbine had 2 kids, teenagers, or 12 year olds, automatics, and bombs. Teachers risked their lives taking them out, before they died. Why, in a college setting where the kids are bigger, and stronger, and have a noted football team, did they not bum rush the shooter. Given that he DOES have to reload, there's a chance they could have taken him down. I can't speak for myself, since I've never been there and hope never to be there.

He's been planning this awhile, he wasn't alone, or there's more we're not being told.

And what this was like is 9-11, on a different scale. It's now the worst shooting tragedy in America, while 9-11 was deemed the WORST terrorist tragedy in America, surpassing Pearl Harbor. Anyone who's been to college, has relatives in college, or friends, FEELS VIOLATED. That's terrorism. They exsposed our greatest weakness, college campuses. People will rethink VA tech. They will rethink where they send their kids and how far they send them. They will be asking tough questions of college nows, such as protection, response time, and the like. This was more an act of terrorism than anything. The numbers demonstrate as much even if the MAINSTREAM, SHEEP NETWORKS don't.

Colleges have always BEEN the most security-lax institutions around:
-campus safety don't carry weapons and have terrible response times
-no walled fences or gated campuses
-any drunk would let any stranger into any building
-most college students are ignorant enough to leave their rooms unlocked
-no cameras
-no way for the campus to communicate on a mass scale with their student body and warn them of any events (aside from email but that's way too slow)

And now the world knows it. Isn't that terrorism, to strike at your weakest link and make you feel vulnerable so you rethink your way of life? A person purportedly as nuts as people are making this "Cho" out to be could very well have had ties elsewhere. Some reports even state a 2nd person being around. I daresay the tv and media outlets or giving us the correct story. They're just giving us the story they want us to believe.


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A-Unit, you keep referring to Columbine... it's really apples and oranges in many respects.

12 year-olds would have difficulty "manipulating" automatic weapons, much less have strength to manipulate semi-auto handguns. So, accuracy would be far less. And as I recall, their bombs were duds - functionally and literally - and a waste of time. A 23 year-old would handle the same weapons with ease, therefore the accuracy is entirely realistic.

Furthermore, 12 year-olds lack emotional and intellectual capacity. Again, the strategy of a 23 year-old compared to TWO twelve year-olds would be like comparing chess to hopscotch, or BB guns to rocket launchers in terms of efficiency. 12 year-olds would get crazy and break down, a 23 year-old would likely remain methodical and "on target", so to speak.

The two Columbine kids got jumped because they obviously exposed themselves, and they are little kids. Why didn't a 23 year old get jumped? He problably had a better defense (better offense), and is physically larger. It's simple, really.

You are attempting to draw parallels between a playground fight and a bar room brawl; kid actions versus adult actions. There really is no comparison. Short of both instances occuring at "schools", there are few-to-no similarities.

To jump to the conclusion that there was a second shooter based on the body count of Columbine is quite a stretch.

I know you are suspicious, and that's good and fine. However, one person could do this easily. You suspect a ruse because media has a habit of reporting heresay and personal testimony - not hard facts. So, you get misleading information, loopholes, and unsubstantiated scuttlebutt mixed in with "agreed upon" "truths". Plus, you get opinions and editorial added in by the reporters and directors.

Don't let your imagination run wild.
 

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bigjohnson said:
Because there was no murder or violence before firearms were invented. The gun is called an equalizer for a good reason - work it out.

Legitimate uses for guns:

  • Shooting sports
  • Hunting
  • Protection from wild animals
  • ... and more

Ban Baseball! Ban cooking with sharp tools! How about we ban cars? They kill a LOT of people every day.



Some places they bare more than their arms.
Exactly. People who love to scream out BAN GUNS, are people who cant deal with the fact war is apart of life. I rather have a pistol and be ready to blast at a mugger, nut, etc. than take 2 bullets to the head anyday.

"The life of man upon earth is a warfare." -Job 7:1
 

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Attention Wh0res in Iraq.

It appears that the rebels/terrorists got jealous of Cho stealing the public eye away from the middle east:

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070418/ap_on_re_mi_ea/iraq

"4 large bombs kill 178 in Baghdad"

Watch as it is only briefly covered, then back to the media orgy that is the "VT tragedy".

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^ Hey, non-Americans don't count...as people! They're just numbers - unlike us - who always come with names, faces and short bios!
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wayword...you miss the entire point.

His parents and home life is THE most important influence. Children from abusive relationships tend to model that because it's all they know...they think it's normal. This kid would be no different. If his parents had very traditional roles and adhered to the cultural norms of South Korea that is what he would look to as being normal. His father would have been much like an American father of the 50's (the ones many of you wish you could go back to). That is what this kid would have thought was normal. The society around him never matched that. When someone who is used to one culture is moved into another unfamiliar culture it can cause a sense of disconnect and a lost feeling. This guy most likely experienced that not only initially, but throughout his life...because it's not likely that his parents ever really changed much culturally/beliefs/values. The reports that are coming out sounds like this kid was definitely lost and never really fit in. He needed to get help a very long time ago to help him adjust to and manage the cultural disconnect he must have been experiencing. By the time he got to VA Tech and that English Professor tried to help him he was already too far gone.
No, you have missed the point, as usual.

Cho was oppressed by classism & feminism like German Jews were oppressed by Nazism, Blacks were oppressed by Jim Crow laws or Palestinians are oppressed by the Israeli Zionist apartheid.

It makes no difference what someone's parents are when the predominant social oppression is far beyond their control.

I mean, if his parents suddenly joined N.O.W. as card-carrying feminists and started man-bashing...you think that would have made him feel better? No, it would have made him feel even WORSE!

I don't think his parents were the problem here. There is no released mention of him ranting about his parents in his suicide note. His parents were probably not the ones causing him misery. They probably did what they could and provided a stable home for him. It's not their fault if he was ostracized at school by a highly-stratified status-conscious social class. One where omega males like him are completely outcast and rejected over and over by women...

They interviewed a girl who incredibly went to both Columbine and VT and was present at both shootings. I believe she said their motivations were basically the same. These young men had been treated like subhumans their whole lives by the "elitist in crowds" and that's what drove both these backlashes. Their essential messages were, "You guys suck, and you're no better than me. Goodbye cruel world!"

Note: I am NOT excusing these shootings at all. These are only reasons, but not EXCUSES, for these crimes. The buck stops with you. If you're suffering problems, get help or help yourself. Which is what DJ and PU, etc are for. Who knows how many other Cho's out there we've already unknowingly rescued and lives we've spared! :rockon:
 
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I think it's so sad to see how there's so much hate between the rest of the world and US now. If you search Korean videos on youtube, there's a huge racial war going on. I especially hate people who praise these kinds of events to hurt more people. I also think it's pathetic that the gunman was going to kill himself, he was going to commit suicide, he should have done it on his own and not inflict harm on 30 other people. That's why the U.S. seems to become sh*ttier by the day, there's no respect between strangers anymore. Everyone is selfish and they mind their own business, most people would just stand and watch if someone was going to get beaten.
 

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Vulpine said:
A-Unit, you keep referring to Columbine... it's really apples and oranges in many respects.

12 year-olds would have difficulty "manipulating" automatic weapons, much less have strength to manipulate semi-auto handguns. So, accuracy would be far less. And as I recall, their bombs were duds - functionally and literally - and a waste of time. A 23 year-old would handle the same weapons with ease, therefore the accuracy is entirely realistic.

Furthermore, 12 year-olds lack emotional and intellectual capacity. Again, the strategy of a 23 year-old compared to TWO twelve year-olds would be like comparing chess to hopscotch, or BB guns to rocket launchers in terms of efficiency. 12 year-olds would get crazy and break down, a 23 year-old would likely remain methodical and "on target", so to speak.

The two Columbine kids got jumped because they obviously exposed themselves, and they are little kids. Why didn't a 23 year old get jumped? He problably had a better defense (better offense), and is physically larger. It's simple, really.

You are attempting to draw parallels between a playground fight and a bar room brawl; kid actions versus adult actions. There really is no comparison. Short of both instances occuring at "schools", there are few-to-no similarities.

To jump to the conclusion that there was a second shooter based on the body count of Columbine is quite a stretch.

I know you are suspicious, and that's good and fine. However, one person could do this easily. You suspect a ruse because media has a habit of reporting heresay and personal testimony - not hard facts. So, you get misleading information, loopholes, and unsubstantiated scuttlebutt mixed in with "agreed upon" "truths". Plus, you get opinions and editorial added in by the reporters and directors.

Don't let your imagination run wild.
Uh the Columbine shooters were not 12, they were around 17-18 in highschool.
 
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