Comments by "VoidX" (@aus-li) on "I spent a day with SCHOOL SHOOTING SURVIVORS (Columbine, Parkland, Reynolds)" video.

levi doneson Let’s think about it from their perspective: the individuals who idolize and relate to the Columbine shooters obviously have issues and don’t fit into the normalizes of society, so they use fantasies as a way to feel “normal”. They justify their “love” for sociopaths and psychopaths by having the same nihilistic view on the world. If it’s not that, it could be other reasons, like how groups of people think serial killers are “interesting”, only because their life’s are filled with mysteries as to why they do what they do. Or, why did a fairly attractive individual like Ted Bundy have a fetish for killing? We’re interested in killers, and evil human beings because they’re far from “normal”, and we are attracted to their unorthodox lifestyle, compared to an average human being who lives a mundane life.
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@lovelylayla2803 I'm not making "excuses", I'm giving you a perspective. You have to take into consideration the mental illnesses and trauma that goes on behind the scenes of these killers. And sometimes, there's absolutely no reason on why they do it.
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Let’s think about it from their perspective: the individuals who idolize and relate to the Columbine shooters obviously have issues and don’t fit into the normalizes of society, so they use fantasies as a way to feel “normal”. They justify their “love” for sociopaths and psychopaths by having the same nihilistic view on the world. If it’s not that, it could be other reasons, like how groups of people think serial killers are “interesting”, only because their life’s are filled with mysteries as to why they do what they do. Or, why did a fairly attractive individual like Ted Bundy have a fetish for killing? We’re interested in killers, and evil human beings because they’re far from “normal”, and we are attracted to their unorthodox lifestyle, compared to an average human being who lives a mundane life.
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@Sousa Teuzii I don’t appreciate you twisting my words to benefit your agenda. And please look up what “perspective” means.
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@MaliciousMazikeen Thank you for understanding where I'm getting it. I don't know why people react this way either. When talking about how cruel real life can be, people somehow think I'm responsible and blame everything on me. They also start making up words or add extra dialogue I've never said, it's insane. They take away my humanity for spreading the truth, essentially.
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@Sousa Teuzii Not at all. I’ve already addressed we’re dealing with individuals who have mental illnesses, who use their disabilities and delusions to harm people. I’m only spreading facts and awareness on how they perceive life. There’s tons of documentaries and shows that explain the minds of serial killers, or killers in general, of which that commit suicide before going on a killing spree.
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@Sousa Teuzii I never said any of that? Why are adding on words that I never said, lol?
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@MaliciousMazikeen Not only is it irritating, it’s very dangerous. I’ve talked to people who had breakdowns over topics that are not even controversial, then they start projecting and manipulating, saying you’re the enemy. Then others join in on the hysteria, making everything chaotic for no reason whatsoever. It’s a common fascist tactic used against intellectuals, the insecure and overly emotional start to yell and scream until they destroy you. I’ve had it happen in real time, while I was in college, which was a very liberal school. I’m a sensitive dude myself, but I’m still going to try and educate others even if they want to harass and silence me.
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@alexandralevae2582 The US, overall, is at fault. We produce and sell the most guns. There are many loopholes to easily acquire a gun, then modify it. There are tons of militias acting as if they're gods. Our healthcare system isn't good enough to deal with the on-going struggle of mental illness, because it's based on money. Those are the cons. What are the pros? We have guns to defend ourselves from a tyranny? Civil war? Can you think of anything else?
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@CallMeGary2.0 I know it’s “disgusting”, I was never in support of it. I’ve already gave examples as to why these groups (or individuals), mostly females, are interested in them. There’s even a documentary series called “Dark Tourist” on Netflix that talks about these obsessive fans (Episode 8, for reference).
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@noahiellina213 Thus is why I gave multiple reasonings. As I said, they’re dealing with deep emotional issue themselves.
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@alexandralevae2582 I really don't think it's that deep. There's tons of killers who had normal life's, per say, and killed simply because. It doesn't have to be because they were bullied, had a specific fetish, or were brainwashed. These teenagers in particular had angst and disdain for society, and took out their anger on innocent people. Sometimes it's not that complicated.
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@peri park YouTube has been deleting comments for almost 3 years now. It’s China and Big Tech.
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@alexandralevae2582 Who is that "someone", though? I'm sure it's possible for someone to notice "signs", but it's definitely not common to act on it. And how do we know he would take the medication and listen to advice? At that age, you're arrogant and hateful of the world. The major problem isn't how messed up their minds are, it's how easily accessible guns are. You're right, the less deadly weapon, the more people don't get hurt or die.
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@CallMeGary2.0 And I’m coming from the standpoint of watching tons of documentaries about killers and serial killers, never mind the many movies that are based on them.
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@emm8657 Did I say that? Why are you pushing your own agenda on me? I’ve already stated I deal with a minor case of PTSD, I’m not going to judge others for their condition.
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@noahiellina213 I'm not. Why are you trying to silence me, lol? Are you trying to stay ignorant and not listen to other views?
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@Dicen_Delirio What’s your solution?
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@planetkc Lmao, I love how these extremists are projecting their own agenda. Very delusional.
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@alexandralevae2582 You can’t “prevent” unpredictable circumstances, c’mon now. Unless you’re trying to be like Minority Report, or China’s new security surveillance on steroids, it’ll be pretty hard to stop unforeseen crimes and deaths. Also, if the US wasn’t corrupt with their guns, mass school shootings could be prevented. Then it’ll change to knife stabbings, like in the UK and South Africa.
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@noahiellina213 I'm not "offended" at all? I'm making points and using my intellect? I'm not arguing with you? If you feel offended, you could delete your post and silence this whole thread, lol. But if you want there to be an understanding, and different perspectives, you shouldn't delete it. That's why expressing yourself matters on the internet, you get to learn new things :)
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@noahiellina213 That's on you to stay ignorant and not get involved. But you can. You'll eventually figure out "likes" don't mean anything, don't be silly.
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@noahiellina213 You're the one being rude. You got annoyed I was expressing myself. It seems like you need to work out your insecurities.
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I think it’s better to watch these occurrences than to read about it. You could watch absolutely everything online, in real time.
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@morganmushroom2466 Yes, having PTSD does make you more paranoid and untrusting of certain people, but it helps you not panic in tense situations.
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@deku gaming Everyone copes with their emotions differently, I’m just saying how I deal with it myself. I don’t have a severe case of PTSD, but I’ve seen enough stuff on the internet to make me desensitized.
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@planetkc What? I never once replied to you?
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@alexandralevae2582 No, lol, I'm just clarifying how people try to come up with many reasons as to "why" they do it. When in reality, it was because of a few simple reasons.
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@SpicyDirtREAL But that's the thing, is that people don't pay attention, or are too busy dealing with life. Especially when you're in big classrooms, you aren't going to notice anything that odd, unless there's someone specifically watching over the individual(s). Also, they aren't going to show all the "signs" in the classroom, when most of the time they do it outside of the school. The biggest help to prevent these issues, is them posting cryptic message on social media.
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@Dicen_Delirio Although I agree to a certain extent, it’s too extreme, considering the fact that gun culture is immersed into our constitution, and also the millions of conservatives in this country. I think stopping the corruption of how guns are too easily accessible is a start, which is mostly in the South. Automatic rifles, as most agree, should be banned entirely. The only exception maybe, is an expert gun specialist who also teaches how to shoot guns. As you said, just more regulations that deal with common sense with owning a gun. We have to start slow and work our way up until it’s a little more safer. And I definitely don’t trust these militias with their guns and militant behavior. I am also skeptical and very paranoid of open carry, don’t trust that either, if I’m being honest.
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@khrizperez9488 Not all states have a “strict process”, and not all states ban assault weapons. I have slightly more elaborated altered opinions that would be rephrased, but since you tried to “insult me”…and failed miserably, I’m not going to say anything. Popular YouTubers like Wendigo and Moist have both proudly and casually showcased their assault weapons to make points about the details of a gun or whatnot. And they both live in the south, lol.
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