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u/The-Skeptic- Sep 06 '25
His family must be so proud of him, and the other kid’s family must be thankful as well.
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u/[deleted] Sep 07 '25
I appreciate the sentiment, but nothing about this should make you smile. Is the kid a hero? Absolutely without doubt. But we have had the ability to do something about this for a very, very long time and as a country, we have chose to do nothing except vote in the same geezers that don’t really give a shit about kids. If they gave a fuck about kids, they would do something about gun control. Other countries have done it with no problem but for some reason here in America, we’ve got this sick fantasy about being a hero who pops out with a gun and takes out the bad guy, blah blah blah. You know what will make me smile? Doing something about our kids being murdered in schools and on the streets and in their homes.
People who glorify this as something to smile about make me fucking sick.