Faun
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LOLOLSo basically you figure a player in the locker room taking a shit gets the same credit as the guy who scored the winning Touch Down.By your definition, he's a victim. He experienced trauma. He was hiding in a closet, knowing there was a shooter on campus. He even said in the video he took of himself while hiding, he was taking it to serve as evidence of what happened in case he gets killed.He wasn't even shot at. A victim is somebody who experienced some sort of trauma. Does he exhibit any?When did we bring up you denying you were in a dress, but you did.When did we start talking about Vegas? Why did you bring that up? Do you think there is any similarity? Was David Hogg at a Red-Neck concert??One need not be shot in order to be a victim. WTF is wrong with you?
58 people were kill during the Las Vegas shooting. Are you insane enough to claim the thousands of others who were shot weren't victims?
It appears you are.
Vegas entered the discussion as an example of people are victims even though they are not shot -- which refutes you implication that Hogg was not a victim because he wasn't shot.
No.
He's just some foul-mouthed little shit trying to get rich and famous.
Meanwhile, you rode on a bus 100 years ago.
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Does everyone in the stands get to claim they played in the game?
You're done.
We're talking about victims of shootings. Who knows from where you drew that analogy.
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David Hogg was on campus and hiding in a closet knowing there was an active shooter also on campus and believed he could be killed.
That's traumatic.
And even you admitted being traumatized by a crime meets the definition of being a victim.