I realize people - especially feminists - don't like to hear this, but Marc Lepine died that day too.  And others died in the days that followed. It was an overall tragic event.  The women were victims. And there's no doubt that Marc Lepine was a victim also - of feminism.   He was one person who saw that, but didn't know how to deal with it. I saw it a long time ago, when I was pushed out of university too. It doesn't mean I was not capable. But competing with youthful, attractive women from middle class backgrounds can be difficult. It is too bad Marc Lepine wasn't able to stick around to tell his side of the story. My voice is constantly excluded. It's not that I don't tell the truth, but that it's a truth most people don't want to hear. See Perspectives on the Montreal Massacre: http://montrealmassacre.homestead.com/files/articlesandessays/PrspctvsMntrlMsscrSMcPherson.doc
for other takes on this situation. In fact, read the various pieces on the same website.