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The Evolution (Or Not) Of School Shootings In America Since Columbine (HBO) 

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When the Columbine shooting happened in 1999, the survivors had no concept of what a school shooting was. Neither did most of America.
“We thought there was some sort of unknown or undisclosed senior prank going on,” said Zach Cartaya, now 37, who survived the shooting and has since started an organization that helps survivors of mass shootings. “Something to do with fireworks in the parking lot.”
Twenty years later, school shootings have become a staple of news cycles, and active shooter drills have been put into place in schools across the country. School shootings have become a thing all students know about, and to some extent, expect to happen.
"It's sort of just an unspoken fear that we all had growing up," said Marisol Garrido, who survived the Parkland school shooting.
But even as shootings at schools have become more common, little has changed in terms of either policy or the public’s ability to reckon with them productively.
"I thought it would end after us," said Garrido, now a junior at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. "I thought that it was enough to make any sort of change but it's a year later. I don't really see anything done. I guess school shootings will end when America wants to. They just don't want to yet."
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@VICENews
@VICENews 5 лет назад
"School shootings will end when America wants them to." Watch Next: How Parkland Students Went From Teens To Activists - bit.ly/2BcdrZA
@huzaifagujjar6112
@huzaifagujjar6112 4 года назад
Vice news listen to me world school shootings real rizen is school ragging abusing and harassment revenge yes only revenge yes not gun violence ok
@w00borg34
@w00borg34 5 лет назад
school shooting --> thoughts and prayers --> gun control debate for 1/2 weeks --> repeat from start
@AngelPerez-dw8ou
@AngelPerez-dw8ou 5 лет назад
@suny123boy1 Nothing is the answer. its all a lie, theres no solution that EVERYBODY likes only a solution that a group of people like, this would lead to more division in the country
@rebeccagreenwood3302
@rebeccagreenwood3302 5 лет назад
@suny123boy1 then what is the answer?
@rhianhegarty3383
@rhianhegarty3383 5 лет назад
in the UK we have not had that many mass shootings. Guns were made unavailable to anyone who can pay for them since the Dunblane school massacre. Yes we've had incidents where killers get hold of a gun and go on a rampage (raoul moat, and the Hungerford massacre 2 examples) but after the Dunblane massacre which before terrorism incidents was the worst we'd had here, I'm astonished at the numbers of shootings and lives lost in the US. and it's so sad every time i hear of one i just say when is this going to end? SOMETHING needs to be done.
@rebeccagreenwood3302
@rebeccagreenwood3302 5 лет назад
@@themilkman7520 stop talking about what? All the people that were killed because of school shootings? Or stop talking about the reason that school shootings are happening?
@patohardoy6224
@patohardoy6224 5 лет назад
Don't forget the Bullying factor. Those kids hated their schools for some reason..
@mary._.yamborghini
@mary._.yamborghini 5 лет назад
I remember when columbine happened it was on every channel for months and months, it really wasn't typical back then. It's honestly sad how jaded I am to shootings now
@kosakata8632
@kosakata8632 5 лет назад
At least american feel what they did in iraq, syiria, libya and afgan
@charliedilltarde9881
@charliedilltarde9881 5 лет назад
@@kosakata8632 the sjws maybe but really, islam and native population is to blame for those nations being shitholes. vietnam isnt that bad off and we did everything but nuke it.
@mauricioibarra6423
@mauricioibarra6423 5 лет назад
kosa kata you are a piece of shit for saying that, why is it the children’s fault if they did nothing towards those countries?
@HannahMayer
@HannahMayer 5 лет назад
Maryam Hussain I was only 7 months old whenever Columbine Happened so I wasn’t able to understand what happened at Columbine so that’s why I cannot remember the columbine shooting.
@BIONICLECLAYPOKEMON
@BIONICLECLAYPOKEMON 5 лет назад
@@charliedilltarde9881 Always gotta blame the SJW's, 😂.
@RockSprites
@RockSprites 5 лет назад
Part of the problem is that drills cause a predisposition for *this kind* of thing to happen or go wrong. Because the shooters know the drill, too. They know where you are going to hide, where you're going to go, and they plan for it and it makes it even worse. This is why we only prep our staff, so that the plan isn't leaked and doesn't get around.
@christianblazers959
@christianblazers959 5 лет назад
True
@RebornLegacy
@RebornLegacy 4 года назад
Pretty sure the people who developed the drills probably took that into accoubt.
@hollowman9410
@hollowman9410 Год назад
@jersey devil Because they think that they could defeat a well trained military if a dictatorship ever happened. Also because selling guns makes lots of money, so they wanna keep doing that.
@nomejest5919
@nomejest5919 Год назад
Statistically most school shootings are planned horribly and always end bad for the shooter. In fact, all of the shootings probably were. Also, rven if they planned a lot. Some way or another, word gets spread and you get snitched on. A 14 year old kid and his buddy just got exposed for planning a shooting.
@batman_2004
@batman_2004 Год назад
What if the staff become rogue?
@scj3188
@scj3188 5 лет назад
20 years of thoughts and prayers and inaction.
@Guerrilla727
@Guerrilla727 5 лет назад
Bingo
@SwagDonkeyGaming
@SwagDonkeyGaming 5 лет назад
And NRA lobbying... The majority of Americans want gun control, but the NRA has made that an impossibility. Now many Americans just don't really care, because they know nothing will get done and thinking about it will only give them more anxiety.
@lsusuperfan5749
@lsusuperfan5749 5 лет назад
Awilix Love Majority of Americans don’t mind gun control however they aren’t for banning semi automatics. The big problem is the gun control nuts are trying to take a big bite into the apple and not listening to what Americans actually want majority of Americans want background checks which is already in place and Mental health checks however I highly doubt most Americans support a ban on semi auto weapons.
@billybong7394
@billybong7394 5 лет назад
There just isn't enough incentive for people to risk the probability that gun legislation will be just as restrictive and suffocating as it is in other part of the world. So it's best not to let the ball get rolling on that. Less than 50 people died at a school shooting in 2018, in a country of over 300 million.
@thinkalready7595
@thinkalready7595 5 лет назад
lsu superfan Thank you for listing all theses valid points. Fact-based dialog is so very important! BUT, a phrase like „gun control nuts“ makes you more part of the problem than the solution. We need sensible people - like you seem to be - to be part of the solution not the problem!
@franciscosalazar2256
@franciscosalazar2256 5 лет назад
Rip Austin Eubanks (first guy in vid) he died of an OD
@ashleighvinson5801
@ashleighvinson5801 4 года назад
Omg really 😱
@philippaswanborough6654
@philippaswanborough6654 4 года назад
18th My 2019, overdosed on Heroine 😔
@jaywithani2753
@jaywithani2753 4 года назад
Omg, so he didn’t stop using substances. 😔 that’s fucking sad man. What a waste, and you can’t blame him. What he experienced was unimaginable. You’re at peace now my guy, rest well.
@jacktilghman9797
@jacktilghman9797 3 года назад
He did at stop for a long time, he was clearly healthy at his ted talk, but clearly he relapsed.@@jaywithani2753
@namjoonie936
@namjoonie936 3 года назад
my heart goes out to his family and friends he was a man in a world of pain
@amiyang1
@amiyang1 5 лет назад
Last week all schools in Denver were in lockdown because an armed teen who was infatuated with Columbine was looking to celebrate the anniversary. It’s scary. It’s tragic that it’s common now to teach children how to hide in classrooms.
@austina4189
@austina4189 5 лет назад
No they weren't. They still had school as normal, just didn't let anyone in. It was a lockout, not lockdown.
@averyspice978
@averyspice978 5 лет назад
We actually had to cancel school. We were on lockout for a full day, and when she still wasn’t caught the next day, practically every school was shut down.
@user-go3jv8rw7i
@user-go3jv8rw7i 3 года назад
Sol Pais didn’t threaten any schools. She went to Colorado to commit suicide
@Guadalajara1937
@Guadalajara1937 3 года назад
@@user-go3jv8rw7i Yes,she was already dead when the manhunt started.
@dawgholup
@dawgholup 2 месяца назад
I'm late to this, but Sol Pais?
@ClapBoomBoom
@ClapBoomBoom 5 лет назад
Hard to believe the first guy's already dead when this video only came out barely a month ago...RIP
@unicorntv2048
@unicorntv2048 5 лет назад
What-
@amandaohara9524
@amandaohara9524 5 лет назад
@@unicorntv2048 Austin Eubanks passed away recently after relapsing following the 20th anniversary of the Columbine shooting.
@unicorntv2048
@unicorntv2048 5 лет назад
@@amandaohara9524 Oh wow, I had no idea. Thank you. 🙏🏻
@amandaohara9524
@amandaohara9524 5 лет назад
@@unicorntv2048 It's absolutely heartbreaking. If you Google or search here on RU-vid, you can see many interviews he did, including a TedTalk, where he talks about overcoming his addiction, and how untreated trauma is at the root of the addiction epidemic we are currently in. He inspired me countless times, and it devestated me to hear of his passing.
@unicorntv2048
@unicorntv2048 5 лет назад
@@amandaohara9524 I've watched his videos- they truly are inspiring. Indeed very sad to see such a great-minded person pass away. Unfortunately,, May he rest~
@TKUA11
@TKUA11 5 лет назад
Taking a kids phone away during a shooting is not a smart idea
@Ethan-lr7fj
@Ethan-lr7fj 5 лет назад
I agree partially
@Mary-eo7ir
@Mary-eo7ir 5 лет назад
What if you text a friend who’s hiding in a closet or something to see if they’re ok and the friends phone goes off, alerting the gunman to their presence? I get the urge to tell your parents you love them but that won’t help you survive.
@LS-ye5pp
@LS-ye5pp 5 лет назад
I would refuse to give up my phone. What are they gonna do, suspend me? Yeah good luck with that...
@KOVIDGOON
@KOVIDGOON 5 лет назад
Right along with shelter in place. Both recipes for execution
@AlexPerez-ug6py
@AlexPerez-ug6py 5 лет назад
It was probably because most had beepers, and beepers are very loud. I don't think most phones had a silent mode.
@BenMarvin
@BenMarvin 5 лет назад
6:15 "Sometimes people really want to understand them, and I don't think that is necessary" When interviewed for Michael Moore's documentary Bowling For Columbine, Marilyn Manson was asked what he would have said to the students at Columbine he replied, "I wouldn't say a single word to them. I would listen to what they have to say and that's what no one did."
@bascal133
@bascal133 5 лет назад
Ben Marvin columbine started a myth that people become school shooters because they are bullied but that’s false, they have deeply hateful beliefs or have deep mental illness. They don’t reach out for help because they blame the world instead of seeing hay they need to make changes. Listening can only go so far.... and now I want to talk about gun legislation...
@JerehmiaBoaz
@JerehmiaBoaz 5 лет назад
@@bascal133 Yeah, some people who are being bullied don't reach out for help, but that isn't because they hate everyone but because they feel they don't have anyone to turn to, as a lot of people are bullying them. While I agree with you that bullied kids don't necessarily become school shooters, most of them do get mentally scarred for life by the bullying, especially if they had some mental problem to begin with which caused the bullying. Bullying is the problem here, not the people being bullied. Treating kids like shit because they're different fucks them up for life.
@ohellocookie
@ohellocookie 5 лет назад
There is a video that was posted yesterday by Ask A Mortician, that sheds light on this subject from a different angle. Check it out if you haven't already.
@hughrealman50
@hughrealman50 5 лет назад
@@ohellocookie that's a fantastic channel, I'm headed there once this ends
@RockSprites
@RockSprites 5 лет назад
@Sophie Scholl No he was referring to the shooters.
@AriannaSimien
@AriannaSimien 5 лет назад
Sadly if Newtown didn’t change their minds, nothing will. I feel for those kids because they are still not old enough to speak about it, but I’m sure one day we will have to hear what is was like for a six year old to go through something like this.
@virgie4715
@virgie4715 5 лет назад
Arifunshine Xo sandy hook was an elementary school, there’s already 6 year olds who have went through this. There’s churches and schools shot up almost everyday in the US. The mainstream media just shows it when they need to distract the public.
@asli9812
@asli9812 3 года назад
@@virgie4715 your name says enough about your stupid opinion.
@kialuvsyoo
@kialuvsyoo 3 года назад
It's so sad that you type "Sandy Hook" into the search and the very first result is about the shooting. Now Sandy Hook is known as a horrible event instead of simply a school.
@greall
@greall 5 лет назад
As a non-American, this just seems so weird: to go to school and possibly be killed... 🤨
@israelimossadusgovtdidthe9800
@israelimossadusgovtdidthe9800 5 лет назад
Lol you are foolish.
@matthewjohnston3224
@matthewjohnston3224 5 лет назад
It doesn't happen as often as you think but yes it shouldn't happen at all
@KnightofDark00180
@KnightofDark00180 5 лет назад
It's not as common as the media claims, but it's due to mental health. An issue many disregard in favor of their *FAVORITE* flavor of bullshit solutions: gun control.
@polin1710
@polin1710 5 лет назад
Well it is Amerikkka
@jimstepan3038
@jimstepan3038 5 лет назад
97% of "school shootings" are carried out in schools with "Gun Free Zone" invitations posted at the entrances! Ironic!, to say the least!
@kiker0909
@kiker0909 5 лет назад
Man the Columbine survivors have a way different outlook than the others. Need more from them.
@USMCjkm
@USMCjkm 5 лет назад
@Jonathan Rose It means he thinks millennials who have been targeted by school shooters daily are whiny... AKA He doesn't understand what any survivor of a traumatic experience goes through.
@tanikaclarkson6894
@tanikaclarkson6894 5 лет назад
What do you mean by that? All the people interviewed were traumatised by their experience. All of them believe school shootings happen too often. The only real difference I saw was one of the students of Columbine not caring if Dylan and Eric's names are used.
@kiker0909
@kiker0909 5 лет назад
Need more from their perspective.
@Bpinator
@Bpinator 5 лет назад
The columbine survivors are now fully grown adults who have had time to process what happened. The survivors of recent shootings are just kids so of course they have a different outlook, but that does not mean their thoughts and feelings are invalid. I was a senior at a Florida high school last year when Parkland happened. There is absolutely no way I could've coped well if that had happened at my school.
@CL-rc5qk
@CL-rc5qk 5 лет назад
I agree with you. A lot of us and newer generations take things for granted. Sometimes we forget with our own problems how great is to live and how others would trade places in a heartbeat to have our own problems instead of their own. It is humbling to listen to all this type of testimony.
@e4t662
@e4t662 5 лет назад
When seconds count, the cops are only minutes away.
@emptybottleof151
@emptybottleof151 5 лет назад
Or just waits outside.
@ToastyCoClothing
@ToastyCoClothing 5 лет назад
or just run away like cowards
@bigjon.6258
@bigjon.6258 5 лет назад
LOL....
@mashamitchell9574
@mashamitchell9574 5 лет назад
Cops with handguns can't compete with automatic rifles.
@emptybottleof151
@emptybottleof151 5 лет назад
@@mashamitchell9574 "semi-auto" and the police have them too.
@JohnSmith-vi9hi
@JohnSmith-vi9hi 5 лет назад
What I found striking is that on the 20th anniversary of the shooting Vice is able to interview at least one school shooting survivor for each year since 1999
@Tombee2
@Tombee2 5 лет назад
Do you not understand how coordination and planning ahead works? Like there would be enough people you could contact to ask. I hope they weren't spamming people's phone to see if someone would bite.
@alexpalacios4502
@alexpalacios4502 5 лет назад
@@Tombee2 johns point was that shootings have happened every year, not that vic was good at getting people to come and sit for the video
@Tombee2
@Tombee2 5 лет назад
@@alexpalacios4502 oops sorry there are so many people who are trying to deny these thing on this comment section alone that I got a false alarm.
@pakratmiz4487
@pakratmiz4487 5 лет назад
Literally nothing about how shootings changed
@dannypercival2188
@dannypercival2188 5 лет назад
The fact that nothing is changing is the whole point - we go through this again and again and nothing ever gets done about it
@roccoaprano8720
@roccoaprano8720 4 года назад
You're the only nation where you can buy guns without caring of having reasons to so that's why. Easy concept.
@kialuvsyoo
@kialuvsyoo 3 года назад
Because they didn't. That's the point. They showed Columbine survivors right alongside Parkland survivors, and aside from the mentions of technology (beepers, smartphones, etc), you can't really tell their testimonies apart. That's to show you how nothing has changed.
@khazms
@khazms 4 года назад
Back when I was in school, all we had were FIRE drills. Imagine having to go through active shooter drills. Jesus.
@3dbee47
@3dbee47 2 года назад
We don’t though
@khazms
@khazms 2 года назад
@@3dbee47 ?
@3dbee47
@3dbee47 2 года назад
@@khazms I’m in school right now and we don’t do school shooter drills. In California
@khazms
@khazms 2 года назад
@@3dbee47 I mean who asked? I wasn't talking about California. The fact is, all over the U.S, schools have those drills. Okay, yours doesn't. Does that mean no school in the U.S does? What's the point of you telling me that. I wasn't even making the claim all schools have it. I said imagine having to go through it.
@3dbee47
@3dbee47 2 года назад
@@khazms I’m saying I live in California because this is a state with strict gun laws and consequently less safe
@JakeTapeWallets
@JakeTapeWallets 5 лет назад
I saw Austin Eubanks at a conference in Phoenix. His story gave me chills. A bullet went through his friend Cory’s neck (which killed him) and then went into Austin’s hand. One of the craziest stories I’ve ever heard.
@theonetruelenny9883
@theonetruelenny9883 5 лет назад
Unfortunately, he has passed away.
@matthewstorer8236
@matthewstorer8236 2 года назад
@@theonetruelenny9883 Yes. Austin is hopefully the last victim of Columbine. May he finally rest in peace.
@airhabairhab
@airhabairhab 5 лет назад
RIP Austin Eubanks.
@ig3895
@ig3895 5 лет назад
Sad, Austin Eubanks passed away.
@michaellovely6601
@michaellovely6601 4 года назад
I think that the shooting at the S.T.E.M school in Highlands Ranch, Colorado caused Austin Eubanks to suffer a rather severe mental breakdown and commit suicide. My sympathies, tears, thoughts, and condolences are with the Eubanks family. I have a lot of respect for a set of former Columbine High School students who have long since returned as teachers.
@SarahSodaPop
@SarahSodaPop Год назад
I want to thank everyone who was a part of making this video especially the survivors. You're all very brave for sharing your honesty and the raw realness of how this day changed you all forever. I live in Canada and I'm just baffled at what goes on in the USA involving guns. I'm really sorry that this happened to you. Nobody should go to school and learn what sheer terror feels like and to also experience what derangement looks
@amala4726
@amala4726 5 лет назад
My friend has been in a school shooting before. He texted me and a few other friends in a group chat. We all kept telling him to get off the phone till the police came. He got out safely but I was shaking and panicking for a long time. I’m just so relieved. He still talks to me now but I still ask myself everyday, “what would’ve happened if he hadn’t made it out?”
@protostar5946
@protostar5946 5 лет назад
20 years and they STILL happen. Are we not safe anywhere? ;-;
@nanii222x
@nanii222x 5 лет назад
Protostar apparently not :,(
@Orcawhale1
@Orcawhale1 4 года назад
Nope, America and their love of guns is making sure of that. And everytime someone is trying to get some kind of guncontrol, the NRA lobbies against it. America's not a country, it's just a business.
@roccoaprano8720
@roccoaprano8720 4 года назад
@@Orcawhale1 true, america is a big place of racism, business and violence. So if you want to move out of your country, don't go to the place of "freedom", go anywhere else
@jimb3093
@jimb3093 10 дней назад
And here we are in 2024.
@ralavi
@ralavi 5 лет назад
This is tragic to see but the conversation needs to happen more often
@megan7672
@megan7672 5 лет назад
I’m from England and I could never imagine a school shooting happening in my country. It seems so strange that America isn’t implementing gun control.
@Jupiter1423
@Jupiter1423 2 года назад
People just say gun control but never desribe what that means
@fish6087
@fish6087 2 года назад
@@Jupiter1423 I think they often refer to banning guns but the truth is that there is a lot of power held by companies that benefit from guns being legal so guns have a very high likelihood of never being banned in the US
@walterhartwellwhite7324
@walterhartwellwhite7324 2 года назад
@@Jupiter1423 gun control means gun control, you just dont like it so make it as difficult as possible to even mention it
@SRR-5657
@SRR-5657 Год назад
@@fish6087 Banning guns is unconstitutional, and people need them for legitimate reasons.
@fish6087
@fish6087 Год назад
@@SRR-5657 like what? I know hunting and stuff but I’d take safety over a sport any day. They’ll never get rid of guns tho because of this one rifle company (can’t remover the name) that has far to much money and power so guns will always, or for a very very long time, be normal in America.
@ElDoradoooo97
@ElDoradoooo97 5 лет назад
Why do tf you all even need automatic rifles?
@wannawin95
@wannawin95 4 года назад
automatic rifles are already illegal in all 50 states by a federal law.
@fastestinakina9341
@fastestinakina9341 4 года назад
wannawin95 I see what you’re trying to say but automatic rifles are legal, they are called semi automatic. Fully automatics are mostly illegal unless you have special permits.
@unknownhandyman6821
@unknownhandyman6821 4 года назад
@@fastestinakina9341 then... Why do you need them?
@SuV33358
@SuV33358 3 года назад
It's so strange that most students couldn't even wrap their heads around that they were hearing gunshots. "We thought it was balloons popping, books slamming," our minds just won't believe this could happen. Well.....it can happen 😭. God help us all
@victorcruz865
@victorcruz865 5 лет назад
I was on lockdown last week. I broke through the window & ran ...
@kimberlethlippington3711
@kimberlethlippington3711 4 года назад
@geet _ come to Canada rather, universal healthcare and no highschool shooting since the 70s
@luigibridges844
@luigibridges844 4 года назад
Kimberleth Lippington you guys have shit health care tho so…
@TANK0113
@TANK0113 4 года назад
@geet _ Don't listen to the media, compared to other countries the U.S. is safe. Just avoid gang infested areas
@jasonliddell2752
@jasonliddell2752 3 года назад
@@TANK0113 okay whitie
@herpesdergotterbote2719
@herpesdergotterbote2719 3 года назад
Yes, panic Always helps in emergency situations.
@nataleedenlinger635
@nataleedenlinger635 5 лет назад
i can’t even keep track of all the school shootings anymore. We went from doing lockdown drills where we hid from the door to four years later doing hour long presentations and demonstrations on how to survive a school shooting. Something needs to change but i don’t know what
@unbothered2023
@unbothered2023 4 года назад
Let's start by teaching these bad ass little kids to start respecting each other.
@roccoaprano8720
@roccoaprano8720 4 года назад
Let's start by not selling guns to everyone
@Freestyle80
@Freestyle80 Год назад
@@roccoaprano8720 but muh freedumb
@davidkaser7423
@davidkaser7423 5 лет назад
I understand this situation of damaged kids since I went through it myself. Moved around all over the US. Beaten at home and bullied at school. Most of the time it was because of the salvation army clothes from the 60s that I wore to school that was of great interest to the groups of bullies at schools I attended. The thing about bullies, is they always travel on groups, never alone. So when one starts on you then the rest of the group starts in, and then the other students all join in the attach. Before you know it, the entire school is after you every second of every day, and it is hell ! This is why kids bring guns and start shooting other kids. My time however was way before school shootings where ever heard of 70s and early 80s. The thing about this kind of 100% all the time beating and bullying a kid starting at the age of 6 until HS graduation, the kid knows only anger and becomes afraid of everyone, a loner. The kids gets off the school bus and walks into his house, and is immediately grabbed by his hair and beaten with a board or switch or whatever is handy by the parent to beat the kid with. That is after his day at school of getting hit, kicked,pushed,harassed, all the wonderful things kids do to terrorize a target student. The parent seems to think the kid is putting drugs in the parents coffee. Strange the kid did not even know what drugs were until the parent continually beat the kid for the implied discretion. My older sister by 2 years at the age of 7 was the first to be beaten for drugs in the parents coffee. Imagine my surprise when I walked in the front door after school to see my parent beating my sister like she had killed someone. Nothing but constant damage to the kids from the time they get up to the time they go to sleep for years and years. This is what destroys kids, This is why kids bring guns to schools and shoot other kids. This is why when kids are bullied we must stop it immediately ! It is not the gun that does the damage, it is the constant damage that the kid face every day by the parents and kids at the school, and the adults that ignore and punish the damaged bullied kids. I know myself I was suspended many many times from school for getting bullied and fighting. When you are constantly attached by groups of students at some point even cowards have enough and fight back. I do not know why I became a coward, or even if that is the correct word? In my 50s now and I still scream and yell, but would run rather than fight. I never have liked people much and prefer to be alone. Is this a result of how I grew up with a dysfunctional childhood? We as the result of damaged kids must face the facts of school shootings and why they happen. It is NOT because bill found his dads gun and thinks it would be a great idea to shoot a bunch of other kids, but the result of a damaged kid not getting help to live a normal kids life. Do not blame the guns for school shootings when the problem has other factors that lead to the kids killing other kids. How do I know? Because I lived through it . Would I have taken a gun to school and shot a bunch of kids back then ? No, because it was a different time, sure my dad had guns, but I never made that connection or had that thought. Would I do it today if I was in school ? That I can not say since it is a different time, but the fact that kids have already been killing other kids in many schools means the cause of school shootings has not been addressed and so they continue to this date. School shootings will not stop until the damaged kids are given a normal life rather than damaged further every day.
@davidjohnson7555
@davidjohnson7555 3 года назад
david, where r u from, i am from the uk.
@jeffreybarber4718
@jeffreybarber4718 Год назад
This is what happens when we turn from a family structure. When Americans turn from God!
@talanuht567
@talanuht567 Год назад
@@jeffreybarber4718 bro stfu his comment has nothing to do with god he’s talking about why someone would ever want to commit such an evil crime and your out here trying to preach your religion stfu man you perfect family structure is what he’s talking about
@jeffreybarber4718
@jeffreybarber4718 Год назад
@@talanuht567 I think I struck Satan’s final nerve! Your evil if if can’t see the correlation.
@philipnealy3441
@philipnealy3441 Год назад
The girl said: “People try to understand school shooters, whether they were bullied, traumatized or what, try understand, but I really don’t believe it’s necessary.” And this is why school shootings in America keep happening
@mydarkestdays0035
@mydarkestdays0035 Год назад
it is super necessary
@Fatima-fo4bv
@Fatima-fo4bv Год назад
School shooting is not happening because of bullying It's because teenagers are allowed to hold guns in US
@johnnieegles1533
@johnnieegles1533 5 лет назад
Its weird that there is only 2 school shootings in Canada from 1999 to 2019
@fattonykauaihaun7577
@fattonykauaihaun7577 5 лет назад
Yeah there's more kids in LA county then all of Canada
@alexisk1659
@alexisk1659 5 лет назад
@@fattonykauaihaun7577 Yeah, no. That's ridiculous. As of 2014 (the most recent year for which statistics were available, at least during my quick Google), LA county had 1, 567, 782 high school students; Canada had 10, 032, 183.
@Jpb6583
@Jpb6583 5 лет назад
@@alexisk1659 Thats still less than the population of North Carolina. A state with less than 73.5 times the landmass. When it comes to violent behaviors like this population and population density, as well as biological makeup, make up a huge determining factor.
@cherrispit9088
@cherrispit9088 5 лет назад
Johnnie Egles Theres never been one in Holland
@michaellovely6601
@michaellovely6601 4 года назад
@@cherrispit9088 You guys are lucky. I know that Japan doesn't have school shootings; but I honestly wasn't aware that the Netherlands have never experienced a school shooting as a country.
@MotokoTai
@MotokoTai 5 лет назад
This needed to be longer , with views from teachers , family and government...
@G_Zero127
@G_Zero127 5 лет назад
There is a school shooting. Teacher: "Ok, time to confiscate phones no phones allowed during class even when there is an active shooter" WTF. They should have just ran.
@yukiterusigh8192
@yukiterusigh8192 5 лет назад
Are you stupid or something? Or did I just misunderstand a bad joke
@JazzoBeat
@JazzoBeat 3 года назад
If a shooter is roaming the halls, getting into a regularly linear passageway with someone who has bullets isn't gonna work well for you. You cannot out run an bullet without having room to change your direction
@herpesdergotterbote2719
@herpesdergotterbote2719 3 года назад
Run where? Into the bullets?
@G_Zero127
@G_Zero127 3 года назад
@@herpesdergotterbote2719 RUN. HIDE. FIGHT is the standard procedure for an active shooter and terror attacks. 2:14 they trained this. 1:47 even history teacher knew to RUN. 1:55 they had drills on this procedure. but teacher at 3:02 decided to take phones instead of running. Anybody stating otherwise to stay in a room with no possibility to escape is stupid. Yeah, that includes the 2 dum dums who replied saying running is stupid, when it greatly increases your survival chance.
@XSpImmaLion
@XSpImmaLion 5 лет назад
It's a cultural problem. Guns are part of it, but only part. It's also a side effect of extreme individualism, a culture that fosters competition over everything else, an unequal society, no empathy or sympathy, my needs over the needs of the collective or those outside my group, a distorted sense of what it is to be part of a society, celebrity culture, among a miriad of other stuff. It not only didn't get better, it got way worse, and the effects of that are happening right now and getting worse sooner than later. It might take close to total destruction for something to change, and the risk is that there will be nothing left after that. US is trapped within it's own culture. It cannot and will not admit that other cultures might be better, most of it's citizens will never get to have significant contact with other cultures if any at all, and most of the population will keep believing that the US is the best country in the world until it collapses by itself. Several of the political shifts, the recent turn towards nationalism and seeking apparently strong leaderships are closely related. It's not only about the US, you can read it in history books on other nation states too. It is happening in other nation states too. We're inching closer historically to a shift in power and shift in leadership position worldwide. It will be tumutuous, it will be severe, and it'll cause a whole ton of hardship and deaths. But it is a fairly common occurance in human history. Seems we just cannot win against our nature. The problem this time is how global and how interconnected the world has become. Plus how much destructive power people have, from an individual standpoint up to coalition of countries. Everytime this cycle repeats it seems humanity as a whole is further affected and further self destructs. We might be reaching our great filter event. Enjoy while we last.
@spiffybarrel591
@spiffybarrel591 5 лет назад
Actually it didn't get worse. Gun violence has gone down more than 50 percent since the 90s. And ownership has gone up 50 percent. These deaths don't even make one percent of overall deaths in the country. The media is just making this something it's not
@MrLTLB
@MrLTLB 5 лет назад
Listen you make some Good Points but you're ignoring the Reality of what is actually the Problem.. Some ignore it, Some Deny it, Other's are blind to it. You know all of this shit could end Today, but no one wants to talk to one another...
@chownful
@chownful 5 лет назад
3:20 "there's a shooting...it's real this time"
@luvmywohdes1464
@luvmywohdes1464 5 лет назад
Yeah? What’s your point. They had lots of drills and this time it was a real shooter. Sorry to burst your conspiracy bubble.
@williamclay1792
@williamclay1792 4 года назад
Right!? I’m like are you notorious for pranking your parents or what??😂
@pw7225
@pw7225 5 лет назад
The inability of the American people to learn is breathtaking. Guns, climate change, religiosity, wealth inequality, access to higher education, healthcare, police violence, obesity, ... The answers to those problems are known. But keep ignoring the problems.
@DarudeNephew
@DarudeNephew 5 лет назад
"but muh constitushunal rites"
@nastynas373
@nastynas373 5 лет назад
School shootings and mass shootings are terrible, but they are exaggerated and blown out of proportion. Since 1993, the U.S. property crime rate and violent crime rate have both fallen by 50-75%. There are about 40,000 gun deaths per year in America right now. About 60% are suicides, 40% are homicides, and the remaining 0.25% are mass shootings but it used to be less than 0.1%. So 1 in 400 gun deaths are from a mass shooting (used to be 1 in 1000). Its extremely rare, but the media constantly talks about it when it happens, propaganda that gets you to believe the world is getting more dangerous, when in reality the world is getting safer every day. These stats are from the FBI and BJS and Pew Research Center, you can look them up! :)
@LegendNinja41
@LegendNinja41 5 лет назад
yeah crime rates dropped massively in the US when i look at the rates in the 80s,90s but still, compare crime rates now, of any kind, with other big developed countries like Germany, Japan, UK, Spain, France, Italy, Canada. it's still very high in comparison, doesn't matter if it dropped by 50,75 or 90%.
@pakratmiz4487
@pakratmiz4487 5 лет назад
Thank god their bombs didn’t go off
@Ozzey23
@Ozzey23 5 лет назад
Pakrat Miz Funny you’re thanking god for lessening a massacre
@catnut
@catnut 5 лет назад
Both Millennials and Gen Z and beyond couldn't be any bigger problems than this
@The_SmorgMan
@The_SmorgMan 5 лет назад
pelicat I’m pretty sure there are bigger problems than the occasional school shooting. One thing that comes to mind is the uncertainty of proper role of govt in the United states
@26michaeluk
@26michaeluk 5 лет назад
@@The_SmorgMan which is pretty much all baby boomers.
@valentine93
@valentine93 5 лет назад
It's sad that all of those shootings still happen and nothing is being done. And it's true about the drills, these drills get people paranoid. I didnt realised how ingrained those drills were put on us while all of us grew up in a time were school shooting were and are a thing that can happen and now is seen as a normal thing. Thankfully i never and hope i never go through something like this, but i didnt realised that everytime i go to a big store i automatically look for all the exits and or when i go to concerts i buy the ticket that's near to the closest exit where people are out of the way were i could leave emidiatl immediately. Never noticed it until i was having conversation with a coworker at work. And apperantly a lot of people do the same. We live in a society where this has become something normal.
@andyginterblues2961
@andyginterblues2961 5 лет назад
I was in grade school during the Cuban missile crisis- when there was the real fear that nuclear attack could come at any time. Thankfully, I was too young to be traumatized, but I remember the drills at school where we would be told to hide under our desks. People were building bomb shelters in their backyards, and the basements of many public buildings were being outfitted as fallout shelters, with stockpiles of survival rations that were placed there by Civil Defense. A lot of that stuff is still there. And guns in school? We had them in the 1970's. I attended high school in the most affluent, upscale suburb of Buffalo, N.Y. (East Amherst), where we had what we called the "frats", or Greek letter gangs. They were kids from wealthy families who thought that it would be fun to go to war with frats from other schools. Every once in awhile, someone would tip off the police, who would conduct a locker search. They would find sawed off shotguns, handguns, knives, tire irons, etc. in the frat boys lockers.
@matthewstorer8236
@matthewstorer8236 2 года назад
Rest in peace Austin. The last victim of Columbine.
@kevinalexander3271
@kevinalexander3271 5 лет назад
R.I.P Austin :"(
@MoreAmerican
@MoreAmerican 5 лет назад
I was a senior in high school. Never worried about guns even though I’d seen them at school. We were more concerned with the constant bomb threats. Glad none of that ever actually happened.
@jimmydane34
@jimmydane34 5 лет назад
Statistically speaking u getting shot in a mass shooting in school is astronomically low. Tens of thousands of high schools. Not likely at all.
@MoreAmerican
@MoreAmerican 5 лет назад
mr. JDP P Yeah, obviously, I’ve been out of school for over a decade. Haha
@jimmydane34
@jimmydane34 5 лет назад
@@MoreAmerican I was speaking about the statistics that currently still stand today so it dieant matter if ur 16 or 46. "Washington post 2018" Another effect of this disproportionate fear is to direct attention to the risks we’re most afraid of and away from those that actually pose the greatest threat. Far more kids are shot outside school than in one - 7,100 a year between 2012 and 2014 , or 19 every day (compared with about 60 shootings at schools each year, according to the Gun Violence Archive). More than 1,000 of them die "New York times 2018" You have a 0.0012% chance of dying in a mass shooting based on numbers from the CDC….An average of 27 people die in mass shootings each year. Around 15,000 people die of murders each year. Around 38,000 people are killed in automobile accidents each year. A whopping 1,400 times more people die in cars than in mass shootings. 3500 teens are killed each year texting while driving. Note: NYT did mention it's hard to be guy accurate as to percentage points, but we do have accurate numbers on deaths and quanity of high schools in the country as well with the estimated number of American population who are in fact minors/school (kindergarten, middle school, H.S, etc) so its astronomically low. I concentrate.my.efforts.for.universal healthcare so kids can get help from real medically licensed/specialized psychiatrist, or LPSW, with proper gun regulations like background checks, mental health check with proper.demonatration you knowing how to handle powerful weapons with accuracy, precision and written test as well. New mexico.had some better regulations like concealed pistols cannot be worn if.your BAC levels is above 0.02 (approximately cant drink.at all.maybe 1 beer max) with yearly background checks and yearly class u demonstrating u still know how to use.it. Sorry, i digress. Fact is irrational fear of school shootings.is exactly that; irrational fear Sorry for shit grammar texting through a shitty android so I cant concentrating on spelling n shit
@MoreAmerican
@MoreAmerican 5 лет назад
mr. JDP P Of course, I’m joking.
@madi3191
@madi3191 Год назад
I was in elementary school when Columbine happened. I remember how everything changed after that, even now the first thing I do is look for anywhere to hide or escape wherever I go. I couldn’t imagine being in one and I feel for these survivors. I hope we start seeing changes.
@tylerchronister5602
@tylerchronister5602 5 лет назад
Crazy to think that as a kid, you’re putting your life in danger everyday (besides weekends) doing something that takes the most time out of your day
@MickyTzzz
@MickyTzzz 5 лет назад
Only need to watch the last 3 seconds. The rest is captivating.
@katieb.1184
@katieb.1184 5 лет назад
The thing with active shooter drills... the ones doing the shooting would be taking part. They're getting trained for all the preventative measures.
@Vivian-bk4nd
@Vivian-bk4nd 5 лет назад
Let's take action. Hahahahahahahaha jk we all have no say in anything
@BrownBombero7
@BrownBombero7 5 лет назад
Anybody else click on the video because the title made them think this would be the evolution (or not) of school shootings, and not just a bunch of interviews?
@foxwhite3204
@foxwhite3204 5 лет назад
The columbine survivor Austin (blue shirt blue eyes) is genuinely one of the smartest and well-spoken people I've heard talk about these subjects. Eubanks 2020?
@Bpinator
@Bpinator 5 лет назад
He could get a lot more done outside of politics to be completely real
@sasha_d7
@sasha_d7 5 лет назад
He's a great talker, here's a speech he gave on Columbine and recovering from it if you're interested: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SP_q3cW672s.html
@sabrina.natalie
@sabrina.natalie 5 лет назад
The Lone Wolf - I’m going to definitely take a look at it! Thank you SO MUCH for the suggestion.
@BuggsOp
@BuggsOp 5 лет назад
He dead
@theonetruelenny9883
@theonetruelenny9883 5 лет назад
He passed away.
@urasoul
@urasoul 5 лет назад
you won't understand such events without understanding the unseen role of denial. unconscious emotions are driving much of human life at this point because people habitually control them and feel controlled by others too. the rage, terror, panic and pain that has built up inside of individuals and the collective over long periods needs to be vented and that is where much violence originates. emotional processing and loving intent is needed now.
@adamschaeffer1436
@adamschaeffer1436 5 лет назад
Emotional processing, that's funny. People need to be allowed to fight each other and express rage and anger. Because when they aren't allowed to, for "offending someone" is such a grievous crime, then the anger builds and builds until it can no longer be denied.
@urasoul
@urasoul 5 лет назад
@@adamschaeffer1436 anger, when lovingly accepted is a force for protection and is more loving that much of what people have been calling love. there is no need to fight and cause pain - the intent to overpower others and cause harm is unloving. safe and private processing allows for the clearing of charges and the resulting clarity allows alternatives that were hidden previously. it is not possible to know in advance what benefits emotional clearing has.
@zucc9291
@zucc9291 5 лет назад
You know, we should also be talking about bullying aswell as mental health of the shooter.
@mr.walkdown7019
@mr.walkdown7019 5 лет назад
Zucc exactly most of them got bullied, that’s why I don’t say anything bad to anybody because if a situation like that did happen I’m at school at least i would be spared lol but all jokes aside this will not stop. Sad but true
@spiffybarrel591
@spiffybarrel591 5 лет назад
Most of them are bullied, from broken homes, low income homes, poverty areas, and on prescribed drugs. Very very common. But easier to blame a piece of metal.
@dukeofderp399
@dukeofderp399 5 лет назад
Zucc who cares about spoiled little punks who can't handle life and hurt others you simply can't prevent these cocksuckers from acting out like little bitches
@JimmyKillem69
@JimmyKillem69 5 лет назад
@@dukeofderp399 you can by putting them in care homes and keeping them off the streets
@brigader4101
@brigader4101 5 лет назад
Duke of derp You’re the reason why these things happen.
@TheDylanJoyce
@TheDylanJoyce Год назад
As long as there’s two people left on the planet, someone’s gonna want someone dead! -The Sniper
@deathwishchrisreilly5194
@deathwishchrisreilly5194 5 лет назад
I remember the day in April when Columbine happen it was pretty much the time I realized I was addicted to oxy's. An the country.... the planet... the world that I found myself living in became a f****** nightmare! I was almost eighteen at that time. Within a few years 9/11 happened and ever since then things have steadily gotten worse? What is probably the strangest thing is that my addiction to opiates/ opioids is not even my biggest issue with life 🤔 I'm sure this is confusing. I feel for every single human being that has been affected by other broken human beings, that have gone out an fucked up the lives of future generations. It is disgusting, and it is a large part of why I am complete and total misanthrope! Take care ppl ☮️☮️☮️☮️
@azcardguy7825
@azcardguy7825 10 месяцев назад
I graduated from one of the largest high schools in AZ in 2008 and I never feared a school shooter and don’t remember a single school shooter drill. The world has gone to absolute hell in a short amount of time
@IWasOnceTheOne
@IWasOnceTheOne 5 лет назад
I'm just genuinely curious. Whenever new gun control laws are mentioned some people say something along the lines of "guns don't kill people, people kill people." There are people in every country(obviously), but, as far as I know, no other country other than the USA has a school shooting problem this severe. If people could "find another way to commit mass murder" why doesn't this happen everywhere then. I believe law abiding citizens should be able to bare arms, but there are too many guns circulating in the United States and the gun laws are overall too lax (in my opinion).
@spiffybarrel591
@spiffybarrel591 5 лет назад
Thing is....no other country is like America. These incidents are very very rare. Just exploited for political agendas,and votes. School shootings, yea America seems to win, highest gun deaths, not us. We're not even top 5 let alone close to tenth.
@louiseg.4503
@louiseg.4503 5 лет назад
Schools are being targeted because they are soft targets and their gates can easily be breached for these FF operations to take our guns away from us!!
@AbitCoD
@AbitCoD 5 лет назад
So ur solution to stopping a mental health problem is to deal with the guns rather than the people commuting the crime? Ok
@IWasOnceTheOne
@IWasOnceTheOne 5 лет назад
@@spiffybarrel591 True, also I didn't mean to imply they happen often, I know they're rare, but even if they're rare when it comes to numbers it's still an issue worth focusing on, no?
@JimmyKillem69
@JimmyKillem69 5 лет назад
you have to understand that a lot of these shooters would be in permanent care homes in many european countries, usually non-profits further supported by government subsidies (which are being cut more and more, which in this case is definitely not a good thing) several of my friends work in this industry and the stories they tell of what are essentially good-natured people with momentary lapses of extreme viciousness and propensity to violence are sometimes terrifying they make you wonder what would happen if they were not in these homes and not receiving 24/7 attention (and sometimes restraint)
@jozeyjones7034
@jozeyjones7034 5 лет назад
Something about the US school system... it appears to be good at creating outcasts. The outcasts are young, angry, and have access to guns. The results are not surprising to me. You need to take away the anger or the guns. I'd work on taking away the anger, because that's the root cause of the problem, and you just can't stop them getting hold of guns.
@fastestinakina9341
@fastestinakina9341 4 года назад
That’s what you get when you get a melting pot and a heterogeneous society.
@WulfLovelace
@WulfLovelace 5 лет назад
Well no, another way of lessening these occurrences isn't just not giving shooters recognition. But having more tools readily available to help struggling young men who feel voiceless, powerless, destructive, inside of them. There is something psychology going on with the, and note when I say psychology I don't mean a condition, I don't mean mental illness. I am talking about something inside their environment or something inside of psyche is developing an individual who feels violence is the only way he can get his voice through. That's something we still need to talk about, because if we don't treat these shooters like human - even a human who did something violent and destructive, we cannot get the boys who need help early on, the help they need. They aren't gamers. They aren't people who watch violent television shows. They are disenfranchised boys, who are frustrated about something, pushed often over the edge by something in their developing lives, who commit acts of violence because of lack of perceived power and we need to figure out why they feel that way.
@robertosborne7542
@robertosborne7542 2 года назад
We forget that anyone involved in this kind of situation is a victim so survivors,first responders,teachers,police all no doubt suffered some form PTSD. Mr Eubanks seemed an intelligent articulate man-who knows what he would have become if Columbine hadnt happened,very sad what happened to him.
@why9588
@why9588 5 лет назад
Like America deserves anything but this. We are not good.
@ElPalo.
@ElPalo. Год назад
3:42 when she said she attempted suicide she looked down in sadness
@bigdickmcgee3293
@bigdickmcgee3293 5 лет назад
I’m socially very left leaning but here’s my 2 pence on gun control. I draw somewhat of a parallel between gun rights and right to privacy on the internet and feel that the way liberals vilify guns is the same way conservatives vilify encryption. Terrorists and criminals use the fact that the internet is private to commit horrific crimes. But we’re against any surveillance because of the potential of it snowballing into a surveillance state. We are willing to live with the risks that internet privacy poses. But when a mass shooting happens, many people call for bans, and that makes gun owners feel vilified. It’s like saying we’re taking away encryption for all of you because terrorists can use it too. I personally think Canadian gun laws are quiet reasonable. If you want a lethal weapon, you should be able to prove that you are mentally sound and can handle the weapon safely, like you have to do for a driving licence. Guns will pose a risk but there are ways to manage this risk other than a blanket ban. Tell me your thoughts. Comments appreciated.
@louiseg.4503
@louiseg.4503 5 лет назад
Finally somebody with common sense! And guns don't kill people people kill people...helloooo
@AbitCoD
@AbitCoD 5 лет назад
I know u didn’t mention a ban but a ban on guns will never work in preventing violence in the United States
@JimmyKillem69
@JimmyKillem69 5 лет назад
you did good here, canadia
@saintmuerte13
@saintmuerte13 5 лет назад
@CountJimbo Freedom isn't free, but it should never cost our children's lives.
@louiseg.4503
@louiseg.4503 5 лет назад
@CountJimbo Mr C...You obviously are ignorant of our "once" great country's Constitution! And we AIM to uphold it till our deaths! Our rights, including the right to bear arms are clearly written therein! Possibly the fact that you weren't born here is why you don't realize their (the arms) importance to us? ...Just know that they are for protecting ourselves, our homes, our families, and to protect us against possible government tyranny! Get it? Please look it up on the internet what happens to countries that give up their guns ok. Mass deaths of the populace is the result! And especially don't fall for these worldwide false flag events "staged" to take them from us! Like Vegas and NZ! There's so many ways I could prove this to you but one documentable way is the many crisis actors they "pay" over and over...many of them have been 'photographed' being hurt, injured, or killed in more than one of these false flag events! How can someone be hurt or die in more than one event tell me? Look it up don't believe my word! People need to wake up from their slumber!
@bigrileycross1813
@bigrileycross1813 3 года назад
there is no politics to a school shooter. You guys beg for politics but the same things happen, so ?? Try something different. It’s not a politics thing , it’s a schooling and simply the environment of a child or children
@scorpiusjones5436
@scorpiusjones5436 5 лет назад
New Zealand had a mass shooting and actually did something about it. America is sad.
@user-wk9pd
@user-wk9pd 5 лет назад
Criminals don't care if guns are banned they will get them anyways. Banning guns only hurts law abiding citizens.
@gadi6489
@gadi6489 5 лет назад
H2 Waffles we don’t need police “criminals don’t care they’ll break the law anyway”
@andye5724
@andye5724 5 лет назад
America and New Zealand are very very different.. Also I'm pretty sure another tragic event will take place there again.. not saying it should but you people are prefect to slaughter due to no weapons to defend yourself..
@tmoney5758
@tmoney5758 4 года назад
The guy in the blue shirt not dismissing there names and tried to not bury what happened to him. Personally I think he was the wisest person.
@chrisl218569
@chrisl218569 5 лет назад
No expects it. Today they are "prepared" but still don't expect it
@harleyquinn5774
@harleyquinn5774 4 года назад
What stands out in my memory about the 90’s is that all of our baby boomer parents had kids because society expected them to and they just went and did it without being fully informed of the full scope of responsibilities that went into competently raising a child and when that responsibility demanded they act beyond the personal comfort zone they refused to do so, instead inflicting a lot of emotional abuse on us (and I am including my schoolmates and their families in this, not just my own family life) and insisting it wasn’t real abuse because it wasn’t leaving any marks on our bodies. Now that same generation is complaining about the Narcissism in the Millennial generation and blaming technology as a deflection tactic to avoid accountability for their toxic parenting/child abuse.
@harleyquinn5774
@harleyquinn5774 4 года назад
Lil Water The young people who were in their early 20’s during the 90’s? The were born in the late 60’s - mid-70’s.
@rdizzleoriginal
@rdizzleoriginal 5 лет назад
It's just a culture shift, this wasn't common for must of the last century. Social media but increasing lack of socialization is the main contributor.
@SMSimon
@SMSimon 2 года назад
Think how many times a friend, family member, or subordinate told you, "Just run!". That alone is something I have never had to deal with in the 40 years of my life. Hard to imagine a scenario where you'd even be in a situation like that, huh? Your children never should have to either. Let's finally do something about this!
@Mezagodplays
@Mezagodplays 5 лет назад
Finally a discussion about something other then a gun ban. These arguments make so much more sense.
@dianateabag
@dianateabag 5 лет назад
Being a preventative country literally means gun control ....
@robertlee9679
@robertlee9679 Год назад
Lack of moral values and selfishness amongst the community
@jasoncc6723
@jasoncc6723 5 лет назад
Bullying... That's the first problem
@user-uz1bq7is5q
@user-uz1bq7is5q 5 лет назад
this
@pepps779
@pepps779 5 лет назад
Has bullying been deemed the most common factor when it came to each perpetrator? I personally always viewed the media circus surrounding each 'event' as the biggest issue, but I am interested in other theories/information.
@jasoncc6723
@jasoncc6723 5 лет назад
@@pepps779 obviously bullying is just one of the biggest factors.
@jasoncc6723
@jasoncc6723 5 лет назад
@@callingmicrosoft3280 that's different lol
@neeneko
@neeneko 5 лет назад
Sort of. When shooters are profiled, they are far more likely to be bullies then be bullied. So yeah.. normalizing bullying and writing it off as a non-issue is indeed a core problem.
@syntrexfpv1347
@syntrexfpv1347 2 года назад
Not one single mention of getting help with the shooters mental health. If we as a society want this to stop we need to get to the root of the problem and stop ignoring people that are in need. In almost 100% of mass shootings they could have been prevented if only one person reached out or gave the shooter the attention or help they needed. Someone doesn't just decide to do this kinda stuff its built up over years and it only takes a few nice people to completely change the direction someone is going.
@thecapitalist1502
@thecapitalist1502 5 лет назад
Thank you for this video, its good to see the survivors talk about it and they are so right, the media has to stop mentioning the losers killers names God bless the survivors and hope the future will be better for you
@CityWhisperer
@CityWhisperer 5 лет назад
That's America for ya. A country where, despite the amount of mass shootings, they even promote the use of guns, rifles and any weapon which you could think of.
@quinlangriggs9859
@quinlangriggs9859 2 года назад
Ya also nothing like cartel’s
@chase.7780
@chase.7780 5 лет назад
the funny thing that I find about American shootings is how much of a problem its blown out to be by the media. I grew up in a country where in the past 20 years a person would have been almost ten times more likely to have died from a mass shooting. you'd think it would be Congo or Honduras or some place like that which has had such a large proportion killed by mass shooters, but the country I grew up in was Norway. I remember when I was eleven hearing about a crazy man who shot kids on an island who were a part of a political party vacation (for Norways labour party), and I was absolutely shocked because growing up it had been taught to me that Norway was one of the most peaceful countries on the planet. I think Americans and American media don't really recognise that shootings or acts of terrorism aren't really something intrinsic to USA, other countries experience them at the same rate. America only gets more shootings (or seems to get more) than the average country because they are a very big country with a big population, and the media can always count on a mass shooting to make a good headline they can profit off of.
@lilyvaughn3465
@lilyvaughn3465 4 года назад
i wish we could get an interview from a kid that was in the sandy hook shooting. i’m about the same age as a lot of them, and i really wish i could hear their input.
@riskyy2657
@riskyy2657 5 лет назад
Wow 😮 this is truly sad and breaking my heart! Unbelievable.
@mosslinden5058
@mosslinden5058 5 лет назад
I genuinely feel for the PTSD expressed here, but damn it makes me trip off of how messed up people who grow up in violent neighborhoods must be. Shootings happen daily, I wonder how TF they even make it.
@Ang3lBag3l
@Ang3lBag3l 5 лет назад
Moss Linden I think it’s different from growing up in the hood and hearing guns go off everyday. And going to school one day and it being shot up. Both are very different but important scenarios
@mosslinden5058
@mosslinden5058 5 лет назад
@@Ang3lBag3l I think that is a common misconception. It's not like you ever get used to guns going off and somehow become numb to it if you don't actually want to participate in that kind of lifestyle. I think growing up in violent neighborhoods literally might be as bad as having your school shot up often. It's like the guy said, you are supposed to be safe at school and at home. This guy's school was a war zone for one day. Imagine your home being a war zone for a childhood, or even a lifetime. That must cause untold damage to the mind.
@Ang3lBag3l
@Ang3lBag3l 5 лет назад
Moss Linden Trust me you get use to the gun shots after a while. And I definitely wasn’t trying to compare these situations
@mosslinden5058
@mosslinden5058 5 лет назад
@@Ang3lBag3l agree to disagree. I never really got used to them, especially with specific experiences that I've had. It is encounters like this one especially that inspired my comment: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SE1xfVer3Lk.html And I've had even worse. I could write pages and pages on my experiences, but I've buried that shit so deep that I used to think that I was just "used to it" like you do. But now I recognize that a lot of fucked up behaviors and decisions can probably be linked to PTSD, no cap. Again, I'm no expert, it's just my opinion.
@SuperMissFits
@SuperMissFits 5 лет назад
why isn't anyone saying anything about banning guns altogether...
@TKUA11
@TKUA11 5 лет назад
SuperMissFits cuz that’s political suicide
@spiffybarrel591
@spiffybarrel591 5 лет назад
They have. But they can't. If they try, they'll lose. Doesn't make sense though. You think criminals will follow those laws, like they always do?
@SuperMissFits
@SuperMissFits 5 лет назад
Phillip Schmauch criminals are everywhere in the world, including Europe...how come school shootings don’t happen there? I am beginning to think that school shootings are just part of American culture.
@spiffybarrel591
@spiffybarrel591 5 лет назад
@@SuperMissFits they have them in the Philippines. Amongst other places. America is just highlighted constantly , politically exploited as well. Other countries even have more gun deaths than America. But all we hear is America America. Gun violence doesn't even make one percent of overall deaths in America. And school shootings don't even make one percent. Pretty small to think it's "culture" cuz that would imply we accept kids to die. You must be out of your mind to think that
@SuperMissFits
@SuperMissFits 5 лет назад
Phillip Schmauch I come from a place where the weapon of choice is the knife
@livewellwitheds6885
@livewellwitheds6885 2 года назад
great video!!
@FalloutboyObsession1
@FalloutboyObsession1 5 лет назад
America will only think about gun control once someone in power has suffered these tragic consequences
@hellishcyberdemon7112
@hellishcyberdemon7112 5 лет назад
oh great i cant wait for someone to blame guns just like our parents blamed comics or movies or video games... thats what you want right... a scapegoat
@ShyLuna44
@ShyLuna44 3 года назад
I’m Canadian and kids shouldn’t be going through this at school!! This is heartbreaking! I just can’t imagine! Guns are an issue in America, plain and simple!
@kevinzhu6417
@kevinzhu6417 5 лет назад
We as people need to be more accepting of others. regardless how MUCH you dislike something you shouldnt dehumanize and treat someone.like trash. i hope we improve how we treat each other before this animosity leads to further violence .
@TKUA11
@TKUA11 5 лет назад
Kev Z but I thought we are supposed to shun people we don’t like. And dox and publically shame people that are outside the Overton window
@kevinzhu6417
@kevinzhu6417 5 лет назад
@@TKUA11 only if they have different opinions 😂
@planetkaren4243
@planetkaren4243 2 года назад
Who is here after 2022 school shooting ?
@jimb3093
@jimb3093 10 дней назад
I'm here after 2024 school shootings. Researching why these continue to happen.
@davidsawyer3945
@davidsawyer3945 5 лет назад
I’m in my junior year currently and there have been many years where we’ve had more active shooter drills than any other emergency drill combined. If a person walking into an elementary school with a gun is more common than a fire than there’s a serious problem
@eddenoy321
@eddenoy321 5 лет назад
david yes there is. Why do Americans love guns more than life itself ?
@RebeccaCharlene
@RebeccaCharlene 2 года назад
I just turned12 10day in 1999 before this shooting in the uk in First senior and almost year. I remember seeing my mom watching on the news. Then their families have to deal with actions of the damage they course.
@jhowever9126
@jhowever9126 5 лет назад
Arkansas had a school shooting in May 98, before Columbine. Not sure how many happened beforehand (1840 was the first according to wikipedia) but we Arkansans were aware and had drills. Weird how media picks what they want masses to notice and which to ignore.
@cokaneish
@cokaneish 5 лет назад
Jes Brown the one the killed his parents? That shit was crazy
@26michaeluk
@26michaeluk 5 лет назад
There was one in Kentucky the week before Columbine.
@psiklops71
@psiklops71 5 лет назад
The Thurston High School shooting took place on May 21, 1998. Expelled student Kip Kinkel first murdered his parents before engaging in a school shooting at Thurston High School in Springfield, Oregon that left two students, Ben Walker and Mikael Nickolauson, dead and 25 others wounded.[1] Kinkel is currently serving a 111-year sentence without the possibility of parole.
@cubanmissilecrisissandyhoo8112
Lol, you're a fool or a govt troll.
@ArthurSchoppenweghauer
@ArthurSchoppenweghauer 5 лет назад
happy 4/20 🙋🏻‍♂️
@dash6ixgamingchannel65
@dash6ixgamingchannel65 5 лет назад
How was ur 420
@hal2166
@hal2166 3 года назад
i consider buying a bullet proof vest sometimes, not even joking
@averageslav2117
@averageslav2117 5 лет назад
The solution is that if there is no guns is less gun violence.Look at the Japan where is only 1 person on 10 million who is a victim of gun violence or South korea where the guns are completly forbidden even for hunting.
@bigdickmcgee3293
@bigdickmcgee3293 5 лет назад
They hunt like men... with their bare hands...
@spiffybarrel591
@spiffybarrel591 5 лет назад
Japan isn't America. And they did that in France, and they were slaughtered by terrorists who even brought bombs. Try again
@averageslav2117
@averageslav2117 5 лет назад
@@spiffybarrel591 And in the terrorist attack in Usa the bombs and shoots were fired but people still died,but they had guns. Try again
@lrs2319
@lrs2319 5 лет назад
@@averageslav2117 And in some countries there are quite a lot of guns but nobody shoots schools. This is not a gun problem but a societal problem. A stable, happy and homogenous population can be quite heavily armed without any particular issues.
@theorderlyguy5315
@theorderlyguy5315 5 лет назад
So how will your solution be implemented? There are over 300 million firearms in circulation in the US.
@Surrealist4Hire
@Surrealist4Hire 5 лет назад
Not saying a school shooter's name or not broadcasting every school shooting every time one happens is burying your head in the sand. I keep hearing numbers of shootings with no details as to when, where, what type of weapons, and so forth, as if we are all better off not knowing. NO! Sweeping this under the rug is irresponsible. It's no wonder this problem is not going away.
@overshare7
@overshare7 5 лет назад
The Word "shooting" demands a gun...
@zucc9291
@zucc9291 5 лет назад
Or a camera
@spiffybarrel591
@spiffybarrel591 5 лет назад
And?
@JimmyKillem69
@JimmyKillem69 5 лет назад
or a basketball and a hoop
@andye5724
@andye5724 5 лет назад
Or Shooter Magavin
@gavinreddig3969
@gavinreddig3969 5 лет назад
5:30 this mans just undid all the shit the people before him where talking about 😭
@AnthonyMcqueen1987
@AnthonyMcqueen1987 5 лет назад
The survivors of Columbine their stories touched me more. The others were tragic but Columbine was terror in a different time compared the all too familiar of school shootings today.
@marcsymington4061
@marcsymington4061 Год назад
One happened in my country in Scotland back in 1996 its called Dunblane shootings, i was 8 at the time 16 young kids and a teacher i knew someone that went there ,there's never been another one since because they changed the gun law after that,definitely something they should do in the USA
@shrimpsnotfood4163
@shrimpsnotfood4163 5 лет назад
class of 2020.. wait what? its only 2019
@fahnakafranklin8211
@fahnakafranklin8211 5 лет назад
xXxholicxXx that’s the year that they will eventually graduate. Jesus.....
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