I would never wish anyone something as horrible as rotting in hell. I leave his future in God's hands because he knew this person's heart and mind. He is alseep in death and his future is in the hands of a loving, mericful and just God.

rest in peace. compassion and forgiveness extends to all beings regardless of his sins, no matter how severe. Karma will take care of his actions. Wishing him to rot in hell, will do nothing to help the healing process.

I would say rest in peace,for who am I to judge where someone might go after death.I don't believe in hell anyways.

I try very hard not to wish bad things on people, despite how difficult some people make it. I have been caught more than once talking about a person, and with good reason, until finding out a little more background explaining why they are that way. Since then I try very hard to be understanding, and as horrible as this incident was, I know he had problems and I know that isn't any excuse what so ever, but more hate will not undo what he did.

I do not know enough about him to make such as assessment. His actions at Virginia Tech were surely disgusting, and if G-d exists I believe he will be punished accordingly. I think these questions are counter productive. Nothing else needs to be said.

He committed a horrible sin and then committed the all time unforgivable sin of suicide. I think he will be rotting in hell for eternity.

He is in God's hands, what becomes of him now is God's decision and rightly so.

I'm an atheist, so I think that he rests now as easily as Gandhi. That being said, wishing to have someone rot in hell does nothing to the deceased and only adds to the intolerance and hatred of the person thinking it.

His decisions were terrible and by all means he should have not have done it. I lost a friend or two myself; and it's truly awful. However: I've got my own beliefs about the whole "rest in peace" or "rot in hell" thing. I think when he dies he'll get a huge lecture from God. But then I believe in reincarnation, so I think he'll be demoted from Nirvana [So he'll kind of take a step back from being in Heaven or Nirvana; "The Good Place". Because I think that once your soul completes a good life; [like Mother Theresa or Ghandi; Their souls are done; they are/were good people who impacted the world in a positive way.] in a certain number of different lives then you finally go to heaven or "the good place". So your soul carries on into different lives. I think the Virginia Tech Killer will be demoted to something like a dog; and have to work his way up.

This person was mentally ill. I think the slaughter he committed was absolutely atrocious but not, in a sense, unforgivable. I feel immensely sorry for the families who have lost innocent people for no reason whatsoever but I think what people have to remember was this individual was disturbed. It's difficult to classify 'evil', I think people who are in a stable sane state of mind but still choose to do terrible things for their own benefit are evil but I do not think the shooter at Virginia Tech was evil. This person needed help and he didn't get it, or at least didn't get enough. Something happened that gave this student murderous intent. I believe he was a victim, not perhaps as much of one as those he killed but certainly a victim. A string of events must have occurred in this person that put in this mindset. I don't think someone can wake up in the morning and spontaneously become a mass murderer without any background to it. Perhaps rather than pointing the finger and cursing this individual in death (which is quite pointless, I might add) we should look to what turned this man into a killer. Such horrific events need to be prevented in future and to do this we must analyse the reasons behind the murders and the support that was available at the time. I don't believe in heaven or hell and I don't think I could wish an eternity in hell (if it did exist) on anyone, it wouldn't be my place. I don't wish to hurt or offend anyone but I would say - rest in peace.

not my call to make. I do not know what was in either his soul or mind that made him do what he did. The shooter is the least important player in this tragedy to me. I want the survivors and the families, friends and loved ones of the victims to find peace in their memories and be able to go on and live full lives. I chose to concentrate on and spend my energy worrying about and being concerned with them.

I belive I'll leave that up to God.

I didn't feel this way at first, but after seeing the latest video of his 1,000 plus word rant and holding a gun to his head, let him rot in hell.

I think eveeryone should have a second chance

Burn in Hell. If Anne Frank and Ghandi are there, why shouldn't he be?