The Truth about School Shootings | Hanna Kane | TEDxYouth@LincolnStreet

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  • Опубликовано: 14 авг 2018
  • Over 7000 American children have been killed due to gun violence in the past few years -- and that is 7000 too many. Join Hanna Kane, a former sophomore from Glencoe High School, on her exploration as to why gun violence -- especially school shootings -- is so prevalent in our society, and what we, as a community, can do to stop it. Hanna Kane is a sophomore at Glencoe High School. In her free time, she enjoys napping and spending time with her cats. Ever since she was diagnosed with anxiety about a year ago, she has been inspired to speak up and use her voice for those who have none, by participating in fundraising and recruitment events for local mental health organizations, and by helping develop curriculum for schools to advance their discussions surrounding mental health. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

Комментарии • 334

  • @MrCleannnnn
    @MrCleannnnn 5 лет назад +492

    How about instead of constantly blaming and pointing the finger at the shooter, we ask questions as well. The questions that are never asked Are “Were you being bullied, did someone say something about you, is something happening at home” etc. and for some reason these school bullies get to walk off into the horizon Scott free. Just sitting there waiting to see who else they can bully into being a shooter. The problem is the school system and the police don’t have the balls to ask these questions or to intervene until the shooting happens.

    • @tiffanyplacencia2296
      @tiffanyplacencia2296 5 лет назад +45

      CybermanFordStrikesBack still, there is something more to it, then someone shooting. Our culture glorifies killers. They are the ultimate villain that everyone fears. For someone who has no one or nothing to live for, than mass shootings are the way to go. It sad, but it’s how it is. When violence is this massive, then we need to do more from people like them. I do not believe gun control is key. There is more to mass shootings then meets the eyes.

    • @TheoMill
      @TheoMill 5 лет назад +66

      Being bullied doesn’t justify going on a killing spree. It’s the shooter’s fault, period.

    • @exist7415
      @exist7415 4 года назад +85

      @@TheoMill well yes but do you not think they tried to get help from the staff because they were being bullied? And standing up for yourself in this school system is punished so if he punched or kicked his bully then he'd get suspended or expelled. All this must drive these people crazy thinking they can't stand up and nobody will do anything to help. So the child who the village ostracizes will burn it down to embrace its warmth.

    • @thecourtjester2610
      @thecourtjester2610 4 года назад +19

      And when you do call out for help they do nothign, like they want you to do it. Its horrible to be in that state of mind. and if you ever get out of it you are left with guilt that you could have done it, your horrified by yourself. And you dont start thinking about it just because of one instance or because video games, you start to think about it when you are to scared to die because everyone will think your weak. So you think the only way is to prove your not weak.

    • @thecourtjester2610
      @thecourtjester2610 4 года назад +18

      @@AFellowCyberman you never do it just because youve been hurt once, its a slow, painfull fall. It takes years of pain, suffering, and being denied help that make you want to do it. I held myself back, i was lucky that i didnt do it.

  • @jazyu1831
    @jazyu1831 5 лет назад +225

    The Answer: Bullies bullied those kiddos and Want revenge..

    • @saminkhan5735
      @saminkhan5735 4 года назад +19

      Facts 100 percent facts

    • @SwagokuLion
      @SwagokuLion 4 года назад +17

      facts that no one dares to speak against

    • @Jesus_Offical
      @Jesus_Offical 4 года назад +2

      kinda i mean if youre getting bullied dont give them guns

    • @Pan20006
      @Pan20006 4 года назад +2

      Not true they also have mental illnesses

    • @Anonymous-pp8fc
      @Anonymous-pp8fc 4 года назад +13

      @@Pan20006bullying can lead to mental illness . In a way this isolation is good , bullies cant bully their victims . All they can do is wish

  • @CrniWuk
    @CrniWuk 4 года назад +208

    In Germany when a school shooting takes place we also ask questions surrounding the shooter. How did he get the gun? Why did no one notice it before? What was his history? Where was he going to school? How was he treated in school?
    We even go so far as to look for something that might have triggered him into doing it. Teachers ignoring bullying or maybe even doing it by them self. Or someone not offering the help that was required. Sometimes they ask teachers which had the student years ago.
    I am not saying everything is perfect. But it certainly is a better way of dealing with it.

    • @drakenpage6776
      @drakenpage6776 4 года назад +41

      While in america: blame videogames.

    • @catherinemichelle7260
      @catherinemichelle7260 4 года назад +2

      CrniWuk why does it matter how they got the gun? Why not why would they do this in the first place?

    • @lawpwetheslayer5069
      @lawpwetheslayer5069 3 года назад +16

      @@catherinemichelle7260 it's just as important if you think about it.

    • @stacrize
      @stacrize 3 года назад +12

      Catherine Michelle it does matter because Germany has different gun laws. You need a license first for a gun that just scares away people, then you are able to make another license for a real gun. And for the second question: it is important because there is always a trigger. Something must have happened in that person’s mind that made them finally snap.

    • @CrniWuk
      @CrniWuk 3 года назад +3

      @@catherinemichelle7260 its simple because gun owners in Germany are required to keep their guns locked so if their child killed someone with it the authorities will try to find how he or she got it.

  • @lystrabayack560
    @lystrabayack560 3 года назад +36

    Its sad that the innocent and kind souls always get shot but the bullies never do.

  • @pialeroy8360
    @pialeroy8360 4 года назад +110

    umm the most likely bullied person will just find another way to get “revenge.” Teach people not to rude to each other for superficial reasons maybe all of these shootings will stop. Give students and workers healthy outlets for their frustrations

    • @trashtocrafts951
      @trashtocrafts951 3 года назад +8

      Juliët Hopman There’s a whole process for getting guns it’s not as easy as you think but if gonna assume that because the media made you think that then Good luck because you clearly dont understand anything about guns which it’s not the problem in these cases

  • @chavezdoarts9010
    @chavezdoarts9010 5 лет назад +114

    She has a good head over her shoulders, and she seems to try and understand where others are coming from, and see the underlying cause to the issues she's talking about, even though she falls short in some aspects and goes way to deep in others.
    By the way, kudos to her, it takes a lot of courage to plant yourself in front of so many people and talk like she did.

  • @bhaynkar
    @bhaynkar 5 лет назад +73

    demons are made not born (willingly or unwillingly.)
    what everyone does it impact on one.
    and what one does impact on everyone.

    • @Jesus_Offical
      @Jesus_Offical 4 года назад +3

      tea

    • @gekyume7171
      @gekyume7171 3 года назад +3

      Psychopaths cannot be made but only born, what are u talking about

    • @odeiofunkdeputariarum851
      @odeiofunkdeputariarum851 3 года назад +2

      @@gekyume7171 ok edgy teen

    • @moderator8247
      @moderator8247 3 года назад +2

      @@odeiofunkdeputariarum851 it’s true psychopaths are born. Sociopaths are made

    • @oz2037
      @oz2037 3 года назад +2

      @@gekyume7171
      Most school shooters are not mentally ill (nor are they psychopaths). Your statement is invalid in regard to school shooters being purely psychopaths. They know exactly what they were doing -- and still went through with it.

  • @baliviano5979
    @baliviano5979 5 лет назад +48

    I don't feel but I would never harm anybody I don't see reasons ..maybe I do feel I don't know

    • @plutodesmo6716
      @plutodesmo6716 3 года назад +2

      You do feel :] you just feel a lot of empathy for others and not a lot for yourself :/

    • @vxgamer8505
      @vxgamer8505 2 года назад +1

      you never know man all it takes is one bad day

  • @Carl.Henriksson
    @Carl.Henriksson 3 года назад +41

    Bruh, the problem isn't toxic masculinity it's the fact that they are bullied or just genuenly has a bad childhood. Nicholas Cruz had found out not long after his fathers death that he is adopted, he had no friends, his brother would not let him play hang out with him and his mom died. I don't agree with his actions and I don't think that you should do this if this is you but I can't really say I was suprised things turned out the way they did. To prevent school shootings we need to stop bullying or telling people they are wrong for feeling what they feel. These people need help but no one sees it.

    • @misstigerbubbles
      @misstigerbubbles 2 года назад +5

      it is toxic masculinity, the way boys are treated in school at treated by jocks if they aren't as athletic etc

    • @Carl.Henriksson
      @Carl.Henriksson 2 года назад +11

      @@misstigerbubbles Yep, I later realized what toxic masculinity meant. Whoopsies...

    • @misstigerbubbles
      @misstigerbubbles 2 года назад +5

      @@Carl.Henriksson hey atleast you can admit to your faults!

    • @Carl.Henriksson
      @Carl.Henriksson 2 года назад +5

      @@misstigerbubbles Don't really have a choice so I might aswell.

  • @richsuga
    @richsuga 2 года назад +14

    I don't think "toxic masculinity" is the main explanation for most school shootings. It may explain a few, but I don't think most. I would rank a construct like "social alienation" as having higher predictive validity

    • @lotus4699
      @lotus4699 2 года назад

      Right acting like it's just men

    • @richsuga
      @richsuga Год назад +1

      @@lotus4699 That it's just men who are perpetrators does not establish that the construct of "toxic masculinity" (whatever that is) the the critical intervening variable.

    • @danielotero9038
      @danielotero9038 Год назад

      @@lotus4699 i think bullied women go more towards self destructing tendencies instead of lashing out with guns

  • @notbrandon721
    @notbrandon721 3 года назад +30

    "Toxic masculinity" and "male entitlement" but the public consensus is that these shooters are often percieved as losers, loners and weirdos. "Male entitlement" can't apply to low status men because no one values them to begin with. It would apply more to a man of high status who abuses his partners but that isn't even what we're talking about (nothing would be done in that situation either because the woman values the status and resources the man offers her over her own mental health as well as most likely fearing him). People don't pay attention to these things until after the shooting happens. They grow up under horrible and neglectful living conditions with no way out, no proper outlet for their pain. If I could make a chart where "toxic masculinity" and the actual issue is, the problem wouldn't even be on the chart. It would be written on a sticky note underneath the chart on the floor where it's been completely forgotten and everyone steps on it without noticing.

    • @TheThirdNight
      @TheThirdNight 2 года назад +2

      This deserves more likes

    • @bigtuna4010
      @bigtuna4010 2 года назад +1

      @@motseki4life826 haha criminal

    • @Gleem1313
      @Gleem1313 Год назад +2

      Toxic masculinity applies to all men regardless of status in the hierarchy. Certainly, a majority of shooters are male, so there is something to it. Not only this but more than half of shooters are 16-18 years old. These are still children with a poorly formed frontal lobe where decision-making resides. No one talks about how girls or women could also find easy access to guns, but they aren't shooting up schools. Boys/men are.

    • @notbrandon721
      @notbrandon721 Год назад

      @@Gleem1313 Rereading my comment, I undermined the toxic masculinity aspect because I assumed that the male shooters probably didn't value themselves as a full human being and wouldn't even think about things like that or hierarchies. That's a poor observation considering that I was looking at it from the angle of simply an emotionally abused kid and not more at the fact they're murderers. They're at an age where they're extremely impressionable so their thought process is even more warped and hateful than what I thought it was when I originally posted my comment.

  • @darren996
    @darren996 5 лет назад +33

    ...”often barely hit the news??” Do you watch the news??

    • @xsoxuxlxeaterx
      @xsoxuxlxeaterx 4 года назад +10

      technically the only ones that make the news are the ones committed by white males. but the 200 others committed this year by other races did not.

    • @raet8081
      @raet8081 3 года назад +1

      @@xsoxuxlxeaterx Because other races dont shoot up schools or large groups often

    • @xsoxuxlxeaterx
      @xsoxuxlxeaterx 3 года назад +1

      @@raet8081 we were talking about mass shootings not school shootings.

    • @raet8081
      @raet8081 3 года назад +1

      @@xsoxuxlxeaterx The videos about school shootings thats what she was referring to

    • @xsoxuxlxeaterx
      @xsoxuxlxeaterx 3 года назад +2

      @@raet8081 you are late to the discussion. It was a reply to another comment that was deleted. Had nothing to do with school shootings. The comment was on mass shootings.

  • @cynic150
    @cynic150 2 года назад +28

    Toxic masculinity? Never heard of that before. I do not agree with her over-simplistic logic. Personally, I think that she was right when she said that there are complex reasons why there are shootings. In the final analysis, one student shoots another because there is no other way of expressing himself. It is a way to make people listen and take notice. The gun is a powerful tool that is so easy to use and makes a huge statement. In other words, it is a cry for help. Shootings are a product of the culture as a whole.

  • @internalandexternalcorrupt6203
    @internalandexternalcorrupt6203 4 года назад +29

    Fewer shootings, eh? Well, time to do the newer trend!
    *Grabs kitchen knife*
    America be like...

    • @lebest3062
      @lebest3062 3 года назад +4

      Just like in Great Britain
      *sips tea*

    • @misstigerbubbles
      @misstigerbubbles 2 года назад +1

      @@lebest3062 Britain suffers greatly with poverty and lack of mental health support just like America

  • @phatjesus57
    @phatjesus57 3 года назад +43

    She literally became a joke the minute she said toxic masculinity. The problem is not "toxic masculinity" the problem is some form of bullying one way or another

    • @Mcnycrum
      @Mcnycrum 3 года назад +5

      Fax, always pointing the finger at someone that’s the problem with us now 🤦🏾‍♂️

    • @phatjesus57
      @phatjesus57 3 года назад +1

      Liberals always ignore the problem and blame something or someone else

    • @ultimate6464
      @ultimate6464 3 года назад +6

      Toxic masculinity is the falsehood of the definition of being a man, when a young boy cannot match with this false definition of being a man they start to begin to feel worthless.

    • @Arkstromater
      @Arkstromater Год назад

      Are there female school shooters? Other than a one off?

    • @Olympic_TryAthlete
      @Olympic_TryAthlete Год назад

      Late comment, but I agree. “Toxic masculinity” is the very thing that causes a male lion to tear a hyena to shreds when it tries to snatch a cub from the pride.

  • @ykMMD
    @ykMMD 2 года назад +4

    She's so articulate wow!

  • @socialside5332
    @socialside5332 5 лет назад +31

    most were on anti depressants or some other type of medication people forget to mention that part....

    • @Hywords
      @Hywords 2 года назад +1

      Most weren't on any medications

  • @monolithtitan
    @monolithtitan 5 лет назад +17

    often barely hit the news?

  • @austinkirkman5788
    @austinkirkman5788 2 года назад +5

    Every student and backpack should be run through TSA-type x-ray tech before school every single day. Extreme circumstances require extreme solutions. Yes, it'll be expensive but how much is a life worth to you??

  • @baliviano5979
    @baliviano5979 5 лет назад +31

    We need to have better counselors

  • @musicsavantaccountant5856
    @musicsavantaccountant5856 3 года назад +8

    My dear. Toxic masculinity is not the cause of your problems. What you label as toxic masculinity is chauvinism. It's some form of inhuman totalitarianism. Masculinity and strength is good and important in society. It is an essential component of virtue. Some of the important aspects of masculinity are courage, fortitude, self-control, a strong sense of justice, and chivalry. The problem is not masculinity. But chauvinism. Or social darwinism. The belief that one being is lesser in dignity and worth than the other. The better response would be, classical humanism. Which holds that all men are created equal and holds inherent inalienable dignity and rights from God. Because all human beings are made in the image and likeness of God. That works for me. I'm strong and masculine. But I show kindness and respect to women. Because I always go back to that phrase.

  • @3Pillers
    @3Pillers 4 года назад +10

    The more Ted Talks I watch the more disappointed I am.

    • @robertspears5402
      @robertspears5402 3 года назад +1

      In my opinion what the indoctrinated child is pushing an aspect which is apart of whats caused many of these horrible tragedies!!!

    • @reinaldomartinez13
      @reinaldomartinez13 3 года назад

      homie these are tedx talks where one can apply to speak at, she a highschool kid

  • @plutodesmo6716
    @plutodesmo6716 3 года назад +4

    I just wanna say.... a lot of kids fall through the cracks of School, Society, and even basic relationships with people like friends and family bc people care soooooo much abt your mental health issues for like Two seconds then get tired of it and irritated especially teachers and peers. (Mine at least) which just makes it worse 🙄 so if you’re reading this STOP IT! Also the part where she was like “it was just a matter of time.” As if they were just waiting walking on egg shells is true

  • @streakie655
    @streakie655 Год назад +1

    Children are fed up of bullies they need to be jailed

  • @nomnom3155
    @nomnom3155 Год назад +1

    It's us as society need to be blamed not the shooter, you can't eradicate what he did unless you tackle what made him do it and it's us

  • @everyonehasadream
    @everyonehasadream 2 года назад +4

    This has to be one of the worst Ted Talks ever. The young lady is clearly in way over her head.

  • @hmmok1329
    @hmmok1329 5 лет назад +8

    ANXIETY.

  • @baliviano5979
    @baliviano5979 5 лет назад +4

    We should listen to her and she what she is proposing

  • @foreverknight3448
    @foreverknight3448 2 года назад +2

    People are bullied in other countries, they just don't have easy access to guns.

  • @dabutchaistoxic
    @dabutchaistoxic 4 года назад +2

    Like ten students get killed by gun violence at school in a year. It’s more common for students to get struck by lightning, and more common for students to get killed by bicycle accidents. These lockdown drills are a waste of my time. Any discharge from a firearm on school grounds is tallied up as a school shooting, weather or not it’s accidental, causing injuries, or taking place on an abandoned school zone. This should be a speech about bicycle safety.

    • @dabutchaistoxic
      @dabutchaistoxic Год назад

      @Dennis Houston We have a fatherlessness issue. Lots of broken men from broken homes. Lots of parents not being held responsible for their children’s actions.

  • @Kris4K925
    @Kris4K925 Год назад

    The problem starts at home. We are worried about the wrong thing. Kids sit on tablets, they have 0 interactions with other kids or parents. They are lonely, outcasts. They seek notoriety. And that's all that's on the news

  • @asiachristian
    @asiachristian 3 года назад +1

    Word is more harmful than bullet.

  • @RandomPerson-id4gj
    @RandomPerson-id4gj 3 года назад +2

    I like your speech I agree with u

  • @hareth3911
    @hareth3911 Год назад +1

    Bullying, is the main reason, second is gun owning age , third mental health

  • @asantinhadopauoco2638
    @asantinhadopauoco2638 4 года назад +1

    In my high school someone can easily bring a gun in...they don’t even freaking check the bags...

  • @JI-ix5qw
    @JI-ix5qw 2 года назад +3

    5:51 Sounds like racism to me

  • @comicrebel
    @comicrebel 4 года назад +5

    A good idea gone wrong. Men don't exist in a vacuum. Needs a rewrite, but a worthy attempt.

  • @ajaykaranveer2069
    @ajaykaranveer2069 3 года назад +1

    Out of curiosity why do school shooters or mass shooters get out alive most of the time not counting Suicide.

  • @jmdsservantofgod8405
    @jmdsservantofgod8405 Год назад +1

    Why is mental health a growing problem? It’s not just the toxic masculinity thing! How about environmental factors! Chemicals, medications, EMF, 5G, etc Do pharmaceutical companies really test their products carefully?
    And then there is the internet….social media! Mega exposure to images and ideas and emotions!
    How we see ourselves is a challenge!

    • @danielotero9038
      @danielotero9038 Год назад +1

      Isolation plays a number on many, and lacking social abilities, which could lead to scenarios like feeling alone even while being surrounded by a lot of people

  • @bigmack8307
    @bigmack8307 Год назад +1

    I think everyone can agree that MENTAL HEALTH is underlying cause of these mass shootings, but WHAT is the underlying cause of this rise in mental health problems? I believe (outside of SMART PHONES) that the inherent loneliness brought about by low density URBAN PLANNING (especially CAR CENTRIC) has allowed for entire generations of Americans to grow up lonelier and more disconnected from their community than ever before. Human beings are inherently social creatures and we rely on others to build us up and ground us to reality, but its easier than ever for anyone to avoid human contact altogether for months on end

  • @hunterbruce8762
    @hunterbruce8762 2 года назад +1

    Hay. Ik im a bit late lol. But I just want to say that I think fire arms are way to accessible in America. I’m from Canada and we have a law that requires all gone must me stored locked (trigger guard, gun safe ext) and must have no loaded magazines in the firearm. In America I think it’s not very responsible to have a gun in I unlocked cabinet that is loaded and ready to go. There is many other thing that can lead to a school shooting but I think this is one.

  • @richards4492
    @richards4492 5 лет назад +27

    “Male entitlement kills”. What on earth is she talking about. She goes on to blame “toxic masculinity” as cause of mass shootings. I feel bad for her experiences at Parkland, but she is grasping at straws to assign blame.

    • @tiffanyplacencia2296
      @tiffanyplacencia2296 5 лет назад +1

      It’s more like lake of male entitlement. Some reason people want to point a finger on white males, and say they are privilege, when a lot of them-the ones they stereotyping off of-are deprived of basic needs and therefore are deprived of enjoyment for life.

    • @Ansible1000
      @Ansible1000 5 лет назад +1

      You really didn't listen to most of what she said, did you?

  • @nathanking4913
    @nathanking4913 3 года назад +4

    Fun fact: the 1st school shooter was nicknamed "the quiet kid"

    • @sweetbeep
      @sweetbeep 2 года назад

      Which school shooter was this?

  • @sxrevived1087
    @sxrevived1087 2 года назад

    i had ptsd bc of school bullies this kind of hate is everywhere not only usa
    men have emotions even animals have emotions
    the system that we live in is the real criminel
    its time to break the chains and change it /i blame the goverment for having a system that sucks

  • @calebhamilton8382
    @calebhamilton8382 2 года назад

    We need to look at the school system

  • @The-Akkaro
    @The-Akkaro 5 лет назад +12

    *** JUST BAN THE GUNS***

    • @micha3ldc525
      @micha3ldc525 5 лет назад +2

      That would do nothing. It is so easy to buy guns on the dark web and if guns were banned, only the criminals would have the guns therefore, there would be nobody to stop the shooting. If nobody had guns to defend themselves, resulting in innocent deaths.

    • @jh4277
      @jh4277 4 года назад +4

      @@micha3ldc525
      there's a huge difference between going on the dark web, purchasing costly illegal guns while taking risks to be caught, in comparison to just walk in your local store one afternoon and be able walk out with an assault rifle.

    • @Sebastian-mr1ik
      @Sebastian-mr1ik 4 года назад +1

      100% of the time the gun is their parents. Who most likely attained them legally. Are your parents gonna buy guns on the dark web?

    • @Sebastian-mr1ik
      @Sebastian-mr1ik 4 года назад

      @YouTuba that is the most unintelligible thing i have ever read.

    • @Sebastian-mr1ik
      @Sebastian-mr1ik 4 года назад

      @YouTuba lol im not a liberal

  • @jakesbase5657
    @jakesbase5657 4 года назад +7

    This speech is so ridiculous that I can't even explain everything wrong with it in this comment.
    The problem isn't guns, it's *atomization* . Neither is mental health alone, it's a *combination* of *both* . It also has almost nothing to do with toxic masculinity, only a small part of it.
    I also find it *HIGHLY* insulting how she says "Male Entitlement" breads violence and that white men are the most entitled demographic on the planet. The reason why white men are most susceptible to this is because they are one of the most atomized groups of people in society. This is probably the most out of left field thing spoken in the video and shows that Hanna here, knows very little about the subject matter at hand; School shootings literally have nothing to do with any of that, it stems from *atomization* and the current structure of society right now keeps people lonely and atomized and *BREEDS* school shooters to become who they are.
    Take this from someone who knew someone who almost became a school shooter, and as someone who almost went down the same rabbit hole.

  • @Charlieanomynous
    @Charlieanomynous 2 года назад +1

    School shootings don't happen in places where there's no access or controlled access to guns. I feel very strongly against defending the school shooter or trying to empathize with them. Bullying isn't an excuse to murder people. They made a series of choices to take the lives of others it's always premeditated. You can't make a plan to murder masses of people and still just be a helpless victim. That's bull.

  • @baliviano5979
    @baliviano5979 5 лет назад +3

    Take everyone's idea and chose the most complicated one..bam school shootings gone

  • @RimZeime
    @RimZeime 2 года назад

    It's weird how nobody take about why they do it.

  • @krad4668
    @krad4668 3 года назад +5

    Our school is a boys only school and nobody ever gets bullied even though the teachers won't care but what I'm trying to say is if there are boys only schools or girls only schools there won't be any bullying and the reason guys bully other guys because they just see a girl and try to look tough idk but I hope you understand

    • @chrissiology
      @chrissiology 2 года назад +1

      You must be young, that’s it… or don’t get bullied. There are different reasons why people bully. In an all-boys situation, boys may bully to climb the “social ladder/hierarchy” among boys, and so forth.

  • @neilf4128
    @neilf4128 2 года назад +1

    Out Founding Fathers understood that a nation of citizens unable to defend themselves would enviably be oppressed by well meaning leaders who believed they knew what was best for everyone, and that anyone who opposes them, should be removed from the opposition. Take a good guess how they might go about removing their oppositions? It's not hard to see the true depravity of the Human Heart from civilization to nation, to communities all over the world.
    But there was a time in our nations history when we practiced a few key things that are missing in our culture today:
    1. A strong sense of Self responsibility, accountability with friends, family, and community.
    2. Moral understandings, what is right, and what is wrong, and why? How do we treat people we don't agree with, respectfully and deal with social problems and conflicts in a healthy way that promotes freedom to disagree, but not to disrespect.
    3. Education at early age, how to properly use a gun, when and where to use a gun, and why a gun would ever be necessary for more then sport. Self defense training, and safety training.
    When you choose to be of a group of people who seek to limit or control another group of people, you enter into the very reason our country was founded... Because of the oppressions of Brittan, and it's King, our citizens rose up to be a free people and to create a government that was meant to be dynamically governed by the citizens and not an establishment of people who would force their ideas onto a population, because they think they are more right then another.
    It is ok that we don't all get what we want. It is not ok, that we should band together in any sub group, and force an ideology onto another. For this simply fact that those who are forcing themselves onto others, would not want, themselves to be forced in the same manner.
    Our citizens are not simply mentally ill, or having a really bad day... We focused so much on individualism, we forgot to care about anyone in need. We've been fostering broken homes for multiple generations. So it is not shock that Parents lack understanding how to raise, cultivate and groom their kids to be emotionally, mentally, and Spiritually healthy. Then those same broken people have kids of their own, and transfer all their brokenness onto the next generation.
    If any group wants to band together to make a difference, why not come together to foster the building of healthy families, communities, and policies, that do not infringe on the rights of the people. Understanding we are all made equal, and have the right to Life, Liberty and the pursuit of happiness.

  • @preschoolpuppi
    @preschoolpuppi Год назад

    my brothers were in a school shooting, luckily they are alive and not harmed but WTH? what’s gonna help killing people? do you wanna go to jail or something?

    • @pedramtajeddini5100
      @pedramtajeddini5100 Год назад

      When someone commits murder like this, they have nothing to lose. They're hurt

    • @danielotero9038
      @danielotero9038 Год назад

      Releasing anger and frustration, in the most destructive way possible
      Sometimes they off themselves after doing it

  • @michaelbagley9116
    @michaelbagley9116 8 месяцев назад

    The who and why someone does something like this is fine. However, the simple fact is that proper physical security and proper police response. The simple honestly the many numbers given are largely poorly reported and false in critical areas.
    1. Good Physical Security
    2. Good Security
    3. Do a good threat analysis.
    Your first mistake is to assume that many new laws will solve this. We have virtually all those laws already.

  • @jorge9142011
    @jorge9142011 3 года назад

    This america. Its hard to get a freaking beer or cigs . But with a gun u can get it anymore. How crazy is that.

  • @sweetbeep
    @sweetbeep 2 года назад +1

    When she says mental health does she mean brain health condition? There is natural healing for that stuff.
    Why is she talking about guns? She should be talking about social skills and teaching respect. Let's get to the root causes.

  • @nexus1g
    @nexus1g 2 года назад +1

    You don't need to infringe on the rights of those who've done no wrong and will never do wrong. You can end school shootings without banning guns. School shootings, and mass shootings in general even, are only a recent issue. In fact, gun ownership has been decreasing over the past 3 decades while mass shootings have increased. There's a negative correlation if anything. You didn't have to worry about this in the 60's, 70's, 80's, or 90's. There were no school shootings, and 1 mass shooting was a bad year. And gun ownership was at all time highs during this period. What you're advocating for isn't supported by the data.
    I believe that violent media is a primary cause of shootings, especially young children consuming violent media. It has been absolutely proven to permanently make them more aggressive and violent even into adulthood.
    Men tend to be more prone to act out violence because men are more likely to be truly alone. This is something ladies can't understand. Guys will cherish the memory of that one time in their life that they got a compliment. So it's just the opposite of what you're stating. It's good you don't believe in coincidences, but you're making a huge jump in logic of the reason. Good mental health is about making people feel wanted, valuable, and loved. Many mental health issues spawn from trauma and can be helped greatly with an abundance of the opposite of trauma.

  • @AkaiKnight
    @AkaiKnight Год назад +5

    I think masculinity is relevant in so far that most school shooters are men, and maybe there’s some of that inherent aggression that men are more likely to express than women. There’s also something to be said about expressing emotion or exposing weakness being taboo.

  • @exploringuncertainty
    @exploringuncertainty Год назад

    Massachusetts has the safest gun use in the U.S.. maybe the rest of the states should take notes on how we operate.

  • @crimsonkay9451
    @crimsonkay9451 4 года назад +3

    We also should stop giving the shooters attention, it’s what they want. They want to be apart of history, to be recognized, to be seen and when they don’t get that positively they turn to the negatives, to mass shootings. Obviously that’s not the entire reason or solution but it’s a start.

  • @privatecanook
    @privatecanook 2 года назад +1

    This screams she doesn't know what she is talking about. what generation am I growing up in.

  • @shamtradtam3769
    @shamtradtam3769 2 года назад +2

    Please for the love of God, stop the culture of bullying. Be nice to each other. Don't emotionally or physically hurt anyone who hasn't hurt you, for the sake of dominance or whatever reason

  • @RealCEO
    @RealCEO 2 года назад +8

    I wonder if she's an expert on what she's talking about, and if she is actually educated or experienced to give a crowd of people advises on raising kids and gun ownership
    I also wonder how someone who hasn't resolved their own problem knows how to solve other's issues
    There's so much value in the talks given by people who dedicated years to research in their field or learned valuable lessons from life experiences or found the way to overcome something, however listening to what highschoolers feel should be done while "enjoys napping and spending time with her cats" - i dont understand why now this kind of people are put on the pedestal and a crowd of educated people is listening to someone who hasn't even had a first hand experience in what they're talking about.
    there's no info or wiki page about this highschool girl. who is she, why is she entitled to speak to an educated community, is what she's saying supported by any research, how does she know how men should be raised. I have so many questions to this and to all similar talks.

    • @solaireofastora6173
      @solaireofastora6173 2 года назад +3

      It does not seem to be very difficult to get a position in these conferences, half of the time they are experts in the field who have done extensive research and for the other half they are people with a certain level of relevance in the networks who know what they are talking about but have not developed extensive research on his topic
      The problem with the second half is that they are often influenced by his ideology’s and they can’t give you an objective point of view

    • @NinjaDude_YT
      @NinjaDude_YT 2 года назад +4

      Sometimes, you don't have to be an expert to have valid points.

    • @nexus1g
      @nexus1g 2 года назад +1

      She's just a mouthpiece being fed information to disseminate as a fallacious appeal to authority and emotion. And, Ninja, she doesn't have valid points. She's repeating disproven points of the anti-gun lobby and ignoring scientifically proven issues like children consuming violent media.

    • @NinjaDude_YT
      @NinjaDude_YT 2 года назад +3

      @@RealCEO Well, you don’t have to have a position of authority to do research. I’ve heard the argument that there are only some things professionals can talk about, but honestly, there are no unique experiences that are publicly available for information purposes.

    • @RealCEO
      @RealCEO 2 года назад +1

      @@NinjaDude_YT idk what you meant, i dont think its related to what im saying

  • @freddyfazbear8384
    @freddyfazbear8384 Год назад

    At last. Someone speaks about men don't cry

  • @jimmyjohnson7041
    @jimmyjohnson7041 2 года назад

    School shootings ? Primary cause is Department of Human Services !!!! Because..... if a parent attempts to discipline a child DHS intervenes. At that point a parent has lost all control over the child because of it ! After all.......at that point anything the parent does the parent will be reported over and over by a " mandatory reporter " Most likely from the school itself ! Whats the school do about the childs behavior ???? They send the child to what I call a " bouncy room" ( time out room ). NO DISCIPLINE !!!!!! The child continues and is more and more outraged !
    If a child can get to school....cross streets with out getting hit by a truck / car. They know right from wrong ! A child needs discipline ! The guns / rifles / knives do not need discipline !!!!!
    Im very familiar with all this....its a vicious cycle ! Until children / adults are disciplined.....nothing will change !

  • @therealanonymous6627
    @therealanonymous6627 4 года назад +5

    The most common argument is "they were probably bullied just teach kids not to bully" but nobody can seem to realise that that's literally impossible. What we need to do is teach kids not to have thin skin and to fight back. People don't seem to realise that even if you fight your bully and lose the bully may back off a bit. After all who really wants to make a joke at the cost of getting hit

    • @nexus1g
      @nexus1g 2 года назад +3

      When someone comes from a broken home where they know no love and they don't get it in their only other place of socialization, exactly what do you anticipate a child to feel?

    • @thelouster5815
      @thelouster5815 Год назад

      You have no idea how bullies work, do you?
      Bullies don’t stop. They never stop. They only escalate. Try to ignore them? They escalate to get a reaction. React to them, they escalate to get bigger reactions. Fight back in any way, they escalate to get back at you.
      This is the reason why school shootings are so common. Those who are bullied get backed so far into a corner that the only solution left to make it stop is to commit murder.
      The reason why school shootings is so common in America in particular is because bullying is considered cool in American culture. It’s unspoken, but it’s true.

    • @danielotero9038
      @danielotero9038 Год назад

      That and because of fear of authority, school's suspend both the victim and bully in order to save the image of the institution, rather than finding a healthy solution in many cases

  • @ashleyderusha1013
    @ashleyderusha1013 4 года назад +4

    If this was "the issue of her generation", then why has it been happening (and people fighting against gun violence) for decades? I mean, more power to you for standing up for what you believe! But it's not your generation's fight, it's been happening for years and years. Before Columbine, even. There have been mass shootings in every corner of this country for as long as we've had guns. So, forever. Fight for your cause, but don't discredit those before you that have been fighting for this decades before you were even born. Nothing has changed now that your generation is in school. We were all scared, we just didn't have the internet to tell everyone we were scared.

    • @nexus1g
      @nexus1g 2 года назад +2

      No it hasn't... Columbine is when it started. On a bad year, there was _one_ mass shooting up through the 90's, and they didn't occur at schools. This is a recent advent since about the turn of the millennium, and I believe it coincides nicely with the time period that ultra-violent video games and media started being consumed by children at younger ages, with the release of things like Doom, Mortal Kombat, the toyetic late 80's action heroes, etc.

  • @skulliemullie1234567
    @skulliemullie1234567 2 года назад

    shes 100% right

    • @ThumperG
      @ThumperG 2 года назад +1

      Please tell me your joking 🤣🤣🤦‍♂️ You think toxic masculinity is the reason for school shootings? You must have absolutely no clue what you’re talking about lol.

  • @thejew1789
    @thejew1789 3 года назад +1

    This is very well-reasoned.

  • @nevaeh3660
    @nevaeh3660 5 лет назад +13

    I love her pants just as much as her message. Preach it Queen!

    • @theeebestever6527
      @theeebestever6527 5 лет назад +3

      FentySope clearly your not educated on the matter then

    • @andgo100
      @andgo100 5 лет назад

      @@theeebestever6527 *you're

    • @elliotplummer8666
      @elliotplummer8666 5 лет назад +4

      She is laying blame to suit herself not looking at the issue properly and respectfully

  • @waylonsheppard3432
    @waylonsheppard3432 5 лет назад +2

    A lot of questions and no answers.
    Like the most obvious one, how do we enact gun laws that restrict the access on minors and people with mental health issues, while still maintaining our safety from a potentially tyrannical government. History does show that most genocide was preceded by strict gun control laws in the past and this is a legitimate fear of people.

  • @RiggsBF
    @RiggsBF 5 лет назад +3

    She says "Over 7000 American children have been killed due to gun violence in the past few years" and where are the sources to back this up?
    Common sense gun reform shouldn't involve banning more guns it should involve who has access to guns.
    Fewer guns doesn't mean fewer shootings just take a look at California the state with the strictest gun laws in the country has the most mass shootings.

  • @abromk1997
    @abromk1997 4 года назад +1

    Hmmm, I think I went too far

  • @EV-md5uh
    @EV-md5uh 4 года назад +13

    Just join europe and everything will be Aight

    • @drakenpage6776
      @drakenpage6776 4 года назад +1

      Lol

    • @Jesus_Offical
      @Jesus_Offical 4 года назад +1

      European Master race

    • @drakenpage6776
      @drakenpage6776 4 года назад

      @@Jesus_Offical Thats just facts

    • @thepyjamallamaloewen7655
      @thepyjamallamaloewen7655 4 года назад

      Lösungs Orientierte Partei LOP uhhhh someone tried that 70 years ago. Didn’t work out too well.

    • @Jesus_Offical
      @Jesus_Offical 4 года назад

      @@thepyjamallamaloewen7655 no That Was A German Master race Were Talking European Here

  • @brucenadeau1280
    @brucenadeau1280 5 лет назад +1

    She is wrong on gun control, on white male privilege

  • @Fede_uyz
    @Fede_uyz 2 года назад +1

    Guns are not the issue. Uruguay has the same amount of guns per capita than the US, over half are in the hands of criminals. Schools got no police resource officers, and cops are barely trained.
    The difference: criminals dont become famous. Criminals are only spoken about as initials, faces blurred and their lives n covered at all.
    A driving factor is often to become famous which if you take it out, it seriously makes it less appealing.

  • @Zach-lg3bw
    @Zach-lg3bw 3 года назад +3

    5:53 if you say so 👌 LOL I get so sick of hering that propaganda

  • @bellaholloway1008
    @bellaholloway1008 5 лет назад +4

    PREACH ❤️❤️

  • @kaiumeda6341
    @kaiumeda6341 Год назад

    She looks like Kirsten Dunst

  • @jmpayne333
    @jmpayne333 Год назад

    Less guns does not equal less school shootings. Less guns definitely would equal higher demand. With higher demand other countries or cartels will gladly step in to fill it. I don’t own a gun but I do realize there are more guns than citizens in the US. They aren’t going anywhere and any talk of banning them or blaming gun manufacturers is just a waste of time.

  • @wadeshmekle6029
    @wadeshmekle6029 Год назад

    Yikes

  • @stevechavez2298
    @stevechavez2298 2 года назад

    US is so coughs up in the 2nd amendment that they are willing to put there kids & anyone else to facing hard ship . We believe that a paper wrote hundreds of years ago is the way we live today . Americans want this to happen .

  • @blueberry_mocha936
    @blueberry_mocha936 2 года назад +1

    The comments prove exactly what she’s talking about

    • @ThumperG
      @ThumperG 2 года назад +1

      It really scares me me that you somehow came to the conclusion that she knows what she’s talking about. Lol

  • @totalpartykill999
    @totalpartykill999 5 лет назад +15

    when i was growing up in the 90s, gun violence was usually attributed to big cities. i went to school in the burbs and never even thought once about gunfire. now in 2019 nowhere is safe.

    • @comdrive3865
      @comdrive3865 2 года назад

      the only "safe school" is in a nation without guns. Who knew.

  • @ivvilel8220
    @ivvilel8220 5 лет назад +14

    She Really Doesn't Know what She Is Talking About.

  • @avimannuxbz3454
    @avimannuxbz3454 4 года назад

    Why the heck do you need gun laws for???????????

    • @thepyjamallamaloewen7655
      @thepyjamallamaloewen7655 4 года назад

      Because America has very lax gun laws and one of the highest gun violence rates in the world and Canada has not very lax gun laws and its gun violence is waaaaaay lower. Canada is not the only example. Pretty much every European country is a good example of how stricter gun laws equal less gun violence.

  • @StarDoesntUpload
    @StarDoesntUpload 5 лет назад +11

    You👏Clearly👏Know👏Nothing👏About👏What👏You’re👏Talking👏About

  • @mohammadsareh4732
    @mohammadsareh4732 Год назад

    The true cause of school shootings is that they take place in schools, so do the false teachings take place in schools. These are parallel to one another. " Man is caught in the meshes of customes, superstitions, selfish desires, and false teaching. This may make him pugnacious, unclean, false, slavish hankering after what is wrong or forbidden, and deflected from the love of his-fellow-men and the pure worship of the One True God."

  • @KasirRham
    @KasirRham 4 года назад

    Toxic masculinity... That basket of old tropes and stereotypical characters that rarely appear in media anymore. Sure that's bad but come on friend. Come on. Sure stricter gun laws can help limit shootings but we also need to get concrete about "mental health". We gotta come together as a society and work on the incel issue. We need train these nerds to pop a bully in the nose, and we need to teach young men to value female validation dramatically less than they currently do.

  • @omarigraham786
    @omarigraham786 5 лет назад +1

    E

  • @ec3076
    @ec3076 Год назад

    This speaker doesn't realise that she is part of the problem.

  • @matt75hooper
    @matt75hooper 2 года назад +1

    She had to cut short her speech on violence to kids because she had a Late Term Abortion Rally to get to by 430PM.

  • @joekeman2008
    @joekeman2008 5 лет назад +3

    i dont think it has much to do with guns because gun laws havnt changed at all for decades and decades and we didnt have nearly as many shootings as we do now. i think it has something to do with people being more isolated now that we have social media and we are all behind computers. we need more interaction in person

  • @tigerlilysoma588
    @tigerlilysoma588 3 года назад +1

    Wtf is that horrible intro music about?

  • @braydenperez8997
    @braydenperez8997 5 лет назад +4

    Hannah noooo. You have turned to the dark side.

  • @EliteOnTheBeat
    @EliteOnTheBeat 2 года назад

    I can't stop thinking about Uvalde Texas shooting..... THINK about this for a minute. And IDGAF if you agree the TRUTH hurts.
    A person CANT rent a car under the age of 25. WHY? Because Insurance companies know thats a HUGE liability issue due to anyone under the age of 25 not being responsible enough. However, That SAME person at 18 is responsible enough to buy an ASSAULT rifle. The name ASSAULT rifle says it all. Its not meant to defend yourself its meant to KILL. That same person isn't responsible enough to have a beer until age 21!?! MAKE IT MAKE SENSE!?!?!
    BOTTOM LINE: If ANYONE is UNDER the age of 30 they should NOT be allowed to own ANY kind of firearm. PERIOD! 99% of ALL school shooters are UNDER the age of 30. THIS would damn near take the 2,000+ school shootings we've had in the USA from the 70s - 2022 down to practically ZERO school shootings annually. Want a hunting rifle, handgun, assault rifle, a damn machine gun, ....fine but AFTER the age of 30!!
    THIS ISNT F*CKING ROCKET SCIENCE! WHEN THE Ai ROBOTS START TAKING OVER WHAT GOOD ARE YOUR GUNS GONNA BE ANYWAYS!?!?
    THERES MORE ASSAULT RIFLES ON THE STREETS THEN OUR MILITARY OWNS! AMERICA WAKE TF UP OUR BABIES ARE DYING!!!!!!

  • @grayrecluse7496
    @grayrecluse7496 2 года назад +1

    This gal doesn't have a clue about gun's or life.

  • @popinmo
    @popinmo 5 лет назад +5

    Fewer guns means more shootings

    • @yomamie9254
      @yomamie9254 5 лет назад

      How

    • @popinmo
      @popinmo 5 лет назад

      @@yomamie9254 less people to shoot the shooter

    • @kevinmartensson8267
      @kevinmartensson8267 4 года назад

      Popinmo How many times has the shooter actually been by some random citizen with a Gun?

    • @privatecanook
      @privatecanook 2 года назад

      @@yomamie9254 I'll give you an example. Drugs are a problem in a lot of countries, this is because drugs are very illegal. if something is legal you get less problems. So if the U.S restricts guns. 1) they are breaking the 2nd amendment and there culture. 2) Guns will become a bigger problem.

  • @victorlandaverde3063
    @victorlandaverde3063 Год назад

    The video didn’t age well

  • @leoshell9399
    @leoshell9399 4 года назад +3

    Grow up a little an learn about human nature, before proposing some wild regulations. That's the problem with today's youth..., they believe they know everything...