I feel traumatized after watching the interview. Kids are not adults. They shouldn't have to experience a mass shooting, let alone be interviewed about it a couple of hours later. After his friend Victor got shot in the back while lying on top of him. 🤯 This has become all too normalized.
Exactly.
You got blocked. Lol! I wish he'd block me too.
Or did you block him? This is so reminiscent of the Twitter days ...
I think it was obvious where things were going. He may have also blocked me, but I decided he was someone I didn’t want to associate with. Looking at his background, he clearly is hardened to trauma, abuse, and death, and he thinks we all should be as well - including children.
I hear you. I don't have kids. I know a few and they're much smarter (and snarkier) than I was when I was their age. I'm also a bit of an Empath and I felt so bad and sad for this kid. I think we're all processing it differently. As always. 😒
I blocked him.
You've got it backwards, Dan blocked me after calling him out for being disingenuous and full of shit.
Well ... you said the same to me. Lol. And I'm open to your opinion. I get it. I just disagree. I just feel SO bad for this kid. I don't think I could do an interview so soon after such a traumatic experience and I'm 52.
"This has become all too normalized." Right, mass shootings have become normalized. So we need to confront people with the reality of it rather than hiding it. That's how you affect change.