Hollywood's Culture of Gun Violence and Mass shooters..
 

don't blame it on easy access lmao


i mean guns are way too easy to buy in stores :idc:


movies, series are fiction :laugh: the only ones who cannot separate fiction from reality got problems themselves in their head


i myself can be problematic (i have to finally just admit that) but i would never ever buy guns and start shooting people, i am very hardcore anti-guns but tbh even if you ban guns, they can still stab you with knives or create explosives using fertilizer (same how Timothy McVeigh did that in Oklahoma with regular garden fertilizer soil and having the knowledge of how to combine that with chemicals to create bombs probably in science class)


this is a difficult subject LT


i play action video games like Fallout 4 where you also have all types of weapons such as guns, missile launchers, rifles but does it make me turn into a crazed lunatic, nope, whenever i feel the need of throwing a tantrum if things aren't going my way in the game, i turn it off and play a different game instead, and i count to 5 and breathe easy


with the mass shooters it is a problem with themselves, not entertainment culture industry


same with that sicko who shot poor Christina Grimmie many years ago, still makes me very emotional, as i was such a fan of her :bawling: and some deluded obsessed psycho ended her life with one bullet :fist:

I don't wanna get into the drag show readings for children debate because i don't really have a strong enough opinion either way, and Jon Stewart's comparison doesn't really hold too much weight. However, he's absolutely spot on with the hypocrisy of it all and the protecting of children when it comes to gun violence in this youtube short -

its a straw man argument he makes, you can do both. He is a tiresome virtue signaller who has fallen off a cliff in popularity and is now trying to stay relevant and failing