The man in the blue sweater is my dad ❤️ It’s hard to open up about traumatic life experiences. I just want to say I’m so proud of him.

@animalsare_better

6 ай бұрын

I'm glad he was holding that photo of you ❤ I'm so sorry that happened to him. 💕

@natatatt

6 ай бұрын

He seems so lovely. He has very kind eyes.

@ChristineChang20

6 ай бұрын

@@natatatt yes i was thinking the same!

@kylabean3424

6 ай бұрын

You can tell by the way he talks and his tone he is a LOVELY soul ❤

@kylabean3424

6 ай бұрын

Also CONGRATS TO YOUR DAD ON 2 YEARS 🎉🎉 I’ll have 2 years sober on December 25th ❤much love

“black men deserve to grow old” is such a simple but powerful statement.

@karistucker364

Жыл бұрын

I legit burst into tears when she said that ❤

@carlosd2217

11 ай бұрын

​@@karistucker364😂😂😂

@fastlifebmx9292

11 ай бұрын

​@@carlosd2217homie laughed in they face 💀😂

@bloodraven2887

11 ай бұрын

got to stop popping caps in each others asses for that

@Yami_Purp

11 ай бұрын

Kind of feel like all decent humans deserve that..

Honestly that person being a big advocate for therapy is what people need to hear

@britt1953

Жыл бұрын

Everyone needs therapy. I had a professor even say that to my whole class

@goodforyoursoul133

Жыл бұрын

@@britt1953 Therapy is stigmatized in some populations but I believe it's just as important as going to see a general practitioner regularly. You take care of your heart, lungs, limbs, skin, and teeth, why not take care of your brain too?

@ntsikeleloemma5663

Жыл бұрын

Men don’t need therapy, men must be tough

@Purpulnurple

Жыл бұрын

@@ntsikeleloemma5663 Hope this is sarcasm.

@prip8

Жыл бұрын

@@ntsikeleloemma5663 shut up

The people you chose to “guess” in this video were perfectly selected. They were all so kind, gentle, and compassionate around such sensitive topics and very personal, traumatic experiences.

@MsMizz1

Жыл бұрын

With great diversity in actually having experience with guns from varying degrees. Loved that!

@swordlilly

Жыл бұрын

Yes

@minddazed

11 ай бұрын

I agree, great casting by cut on the guessers

It’s really sad that even a young person talking about the trauma of being shot and seeing their friends die AT SCHOOL doesn’t convince some people we need change….that poor girl.

@triniteemoore43

Жыл бұрын

that’s what I’m saying!!

@kobethegreatestlaker5324

Жыл бұрын

yeah fr we need teachers to get strapped up

@DizzyHotSauce

Жыл бұрын

More-so that even the school itself still had a positive outlook on guns after the tragic event... wtf is wrong with America

@livingangrycheese2668

Жыл бұрын

@@kobethegreatestlaker5324 you are insane

@ploopy8780

Жыл бұрын

​@@kobethegreatestlaker5324 what an idiotic take

That girl who was in college and saw the women in the bathroom after what she did, I hope she is okay. That sounds terrible...

@ryleypalmer

Жыл бұрын

What led her to do that in public is horrific to think

@tuckxtuck389

Жыл бұрын

@@ryleypalmer honestly, terrible to think about

@olivia251

Жыл бұрын

​@@ryleypalmer she probably didn't want her family to find her & thought it would be better for strangers to find her instead. Obviously, that doesn't make it okay. (It's never okay to traumatize others in such a gorey way). But yeah, that may have been her reasoning :/

@rachelc9908

Жыл бұрын

Lmao she seems like she lives to tell that story

@saturnitiez

Жыл бұрын

​@@ryleypalmer we'll never know. honestly, the feeling is just so sudden, it overcomes you. from what I've dealt with in regards to suicidal thoughts, sometimes that urge just takes over.

I’m sorry she was in 3 school shootings. Holy shit. We need stricter gun laws

@dorupopa

Жыл бұрын

It's clearly a culture problem, not a law problem.

@sbe3213

Жыл бұрын

usa has some major flaws

@Killbayne

Жыл бұрын

each one of those events led to some regulations over the other, yet it kept happening. It's a people problem. Hope she can find some closure.

@lilyadkins9867

Жыл бұрын

@@Killbayne no there’s been more mass sh00tings in the US then Days this year not each time does some distraction come from it at all.

@st8ks967

Жыл бұрын

@@sbe3213 so does every single country

I like the interviews of the lineup people afterwards instead of only the people guessing. Provides so much insight on their experiences.

@maiag1855

Жыл бұрын

this

@ingridbraz4332

Жыл бұрын

Yes

@Orange56222

Жыл бұрын

Agree!

@Veon_Ray

Жыл бұрын

very necessary

@voyance4elle

Жыл бұрын

Yes I agree!!

The school shooting really hit me deep. The girl could have lost her life….just for being at school like any normal kid. That’s heartbreaking

@19Amri99

Жыл бұрын

You could also immediately sense the atmosphere in the video shifting like how everyone just got real quiet

@elijahripley5937

8 ай бұрын

School is supposed to be a sanctuary, not a crime scene. A school shooting corrupts that idea.

as a brit i honestly can't wrap my head around the fact you can just carry a gun in the street or just buy one from a shop i just can't make sense of it. i hope all these people are okay

@S_J_banana

Жыл бұрын

Same here and I even know fellow brits that want guns to be allowed here. Yikes 😱

@Kjleed13

Жыл бұрын

Same. I live in KY, we have a permitless concealed carry. They’re everywhere. The thinking is we can’t stop people from acquiring guns, police aren’t required to protect us nor are they trusted, and gun ownership has been confused with an unalienable right. Tragic, I know

@strangev0id

Жыл бұрын

I'm French and the same

@slugoo6474

Жыл бұрын

@@Kjleed13 sounds awesome actually.

@WHYOSHO

Жыл бұрын

I own a few. I just bought a 7.62 Rifle a few months ago.

The medics that put the daughters photo in the fathers hand while checking for his information is so touching as well, seeing the hope they have for people when trying to save them shows gracefully 😭❤️

@juliannaku2381

Жыл бұрын

This moment made me cry 😭

@miliparamo9410

Жыл бұрын

Time stamp ?

@RowanTate

Жыл бұрын

@@miliparamo941016:21

@Allinmyworld

11 ай бұрын

I agree that struck right to my heart too. Reminds me of that Mister Rogers quote about looking to the helpers.

Sorry to all the people in the video who had to deal with gun violence. But US, please do better, as a European it is wild to hear how common it it to be shot.

@RepEvox

Жыл бұрын

It's not common at all.

@vivalamiseria

Жыл бұрын

​@Alec dude are you in denial? Compared to other 1st world countries it's way more common

@naomigary7930

Жыл бұрын

our politicians don't care about us. most americans want change

@TreavorUnion

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for your comment.

@noahlundborg7694

Жыл бұрын

@@RepEvox dude their has been 203 mass shootings in America JUST THIS YEAR, if you can’t admit theirs a problem, you are apart of the problem

Telling him he’s a beautiful black man and that he deserves to grow old 😢. The hug and then her saying “I need all that” I felt that moment so hard 💙🤞🏾

I feel so sorry for Americans. You get that this isn't normal right?!? You deserve to be able to catch the bus and go to school and come home safe. We all want better for you. You deserve better than this.

@Emily-fe6yb

Жыл бұрын

It is our normal. I’m fifteen and every day I go to school I realize it could be my last. There’s no way to prepare for that. You just try not to think about it and hope it doesn’t happen to you.

@nobirthday

Жыл бұрын

Thank you 🖤

@nobirthday

Жыл бұрын

Having faced b*mb and st*bbing lock downs since 1998 in a small school in Oklahoma, this is ridiculous. Kids today deserve better

@maisyjames5253

Жыл бұрын

The majority of us want stricter gun laws but our politicians are more concerned with winning their next election than making the right decisions.

@suivatra123

Жыл бұрын

Honestly this comment seems more like a slight than anything. Most people do feel safe and as much as gun violence is reported, more people die from slipping and falling. Most deaths by gun are also suicide. Things can get messed up, but the real issues just aren't being addressed and it's not the guns.

Hearing Emma talk about her experience made me cry. I’ve been in a school lock-in when I was in elementary school because some teenagers had guns outside of our school. This happens way too often in our country. Something has to be done.

@RealThrax

Жыл бұрын

Cops need to stop harassing people and protect schools

@chloewilson31

Жыл бұрын

Every god damn school shooting i hear i about i cry. at 19 in college im supposed to be thinking about my future and my job and a new life, now every new classroom that im in i think about where im going to hide and how do we protect ourselves. this shit is tiring and emotionally draining. it is only of the only things that makes me frustrated and angry in life. im sorry to emma and that she had to go through that. everyday i wonder if my school or if any of family member's school is next. im so fing done with this

@RealThrax

Жыл бұрын

@@chloewilson31 you are privileged to only be upset at school shootings

@rileyblair823

9 ай бұрын

I graduated the year of Parkland, and felt such relief.... but then I realized that my younger brother still had 7 years to go. He's a sophomore this year, only a few more to go but I'm *stressed* :(

Can we please appreciate Vee? Like she’s the type of person I’d want in my life she’s just so open and nonjudgmental. I feel like she’s really easy to talk too and just automatically makes you feel comfortable. She was great

@veemoore8896

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! I appreciate that

@wowautumn1000

Жыл бұрын

@@veemoore8896 sending you virtual hugs! You seem like an incredible human 😭❤️

@yeahyana

11 ай бұрын

@@veemoore8896 loving your energy

@KaliGotBody

10 ай бұрын

Vee is such a beautiful, empathetic and nurturing Spirit.

@jameskil2818

5 ай бұрын

100% !! I hope to see Vee back

V is such a beautiful, empathetic soul. You can really feel the connection and compassion with every single person.

@veemoore8896

Жыл бұрын

Thank you ❤

0:50 3 school shootings is horrifying and the fact that its even possible for 1 person to experience so many is appalling, America please do better

@deanblanton6804

Жыл бұрын

The thing is - most people WANT gun reform. I may be wrong, but I'm pretty sure the statistic is something like 85% of American are in favor of some form of gun law reform/control. (Anyone - feel free to correct me if I'm wrong) Our politicians, however, are more concerned with lining their pockets with gun lobbyist's money and simply winning their next election than actually listening to their constituents.

It's awfully sad that you're even able to make a video like this. Even with me have been in the military, I don't even know this many people that has gotten shot.

@moggingyou

Жыл бұрын

Gang violence drugs and black culture account for 99% of all gun crime

@IzumisChild

Жыл бұрын

I was expecting at least one service member in this video but all of the individuals they had for this video makes an even bigger impact regarding gun control.

@oftheHowl

Жыл бұрын

Because kids in school are now officially more in danger than people actively serving in the military, and that fact is disgusting

@PossibleBat

Жыл бұрын

I think that’s very telling. Normal people are living in more violent spheres than someone like you, who is prepared, sad :(

@JennaEmbers

11 ай бұрын

good point

as soon as I saw the blonde girl my mind said "school shooting"

I remember the video of the janitor and the school shooter. He was such a brave man to do that. Wow it’s so heartbreaking to hear a victim from that event and I hope her an her classmates are doing well in their lives. I’m so glad that his AR-15 jammed but it would be even better if he could never have an AR-15 in the first place.

@christinerios2168

Жыл бұрын

@Goochisz Magoochisz trust that if cocaine could be purchased with the same ease these weapons can be, the rate of overdoses would be much higher. It’s not going to eliminate the problem, but it is going to decrease the occurrence. No ordinary citizen needs an AK47 or AR15.

@lires8119

Жыл бұрын

@n0th4ckinq because other countries have done it.

@lavenderblood7370

Жыл бұрын

@Goochisz Magoochisz america is the only country where this happens regularly

@juuljansbeken

Жыл бұрын

@Goochisz Magoochisz school shootings are a problem unique to the united states. 288 school shootings so far in 2023, second most school shootings took place in mexico, which had 8.

@juuljansbeken

Жыл бұрын

@Goochisz Magoochisz well okay, having stricter gun laws makes (drum roll pls) harder for people to actually gain access to guns. yes, there will be ways for people to gain access via the black market, as happens in other countries, but with better gun control this violence would be waaaaaay less common. as stated, school shootings are problem unique to the united states , other countries are successful in limiting gun violence, so why can't the usa do it?

Shout out to the woman who kept encouraging therapy 🩵

@Virgosown917

Жыл бұрын

@Turtle not everyone does you’re right, but in this case the suggested most likely could benefit from it

@sakuraisaloser

Жыл бұрын

@Turtle but most people could benifit from having someone to talk to. period.

@a1ntcry1noveru

11 ай бұрын

@@turtle5426she also literally said that. And yeah everyone can benefit, maybe most those who think they can’t …

One person having gone through not 1, but THREE school shootings, in America, is TERRIFYING. Something needs to change and it needs to change NOW.

I'm so grateful that the man in blue felt like he could open up about his experience. It's okay to talk about it and feel what you need to...trauma is hard.

I feel bad for the girl who found the lady dead in the bathroom because anytime someone asks to use the bathroom and says they dont want to make a mess out here, you're instantly gonna think diarrhea or vomit. But obviously looking back its obvious thats not what she meant, so I cant imagine the guilt. Glad she had a goood support system after that.

This is an incredibly difficult topic to talk about, especially in this day and age. V has such emotional intelligence and really got these people to open up about all of these incredibly traumatic events. V was great and I’m so glad they were apart of this video 🥺

@veemoore8896

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much ❤

The girl in the video with the crochet top is a family friend of mine. I have t seen her in a long time but i used to be neighbors with her. I remember when the event happened going over to her house and seeing all the gifts and thigns she had received. I never understood what happened till years later. I’m glad she’s doing better.

@callmwahpanda

Жыл бұрын

Is she from the freeman? I’m from Spokane but her story sounded similar to what happened there

@shipper9142

4 ай бұрын

Is she from Parkland? Her timeline and opinions of the community around her sounds familiar.

What a gift V is, so gentle and thoughtful and supportive

@veemoore8896

Жыл бұрын

Aww thank you!!!

16:29 whew I wasn’t crying until he talked about the medic putting his daughter’s picture in his hand. What a powerful video

having a child and being on the verge of death can really bring out something in someone that they didn’t know they had

@FaeOakley

Жыл бұрын

I remember being in this situation when my daughter was still a toddler. I was laying on the pavement hearing the ambulance coming and this calm washed over me. I thought "I'm never going to see her again" but it was so matter of fact it was like my emotions had been switched off and I immediately accepted I was going to die. I completely changed as a person after that night and I haven't gone out past 9pm since

@sakuraisaloser

Жыл бұрын

@@FaeOakley i am so proud of you. your daughter will thank you for this when she’s older. your a great mom for changing ❤️❤️

The gentleman in blue, big props to him for getting sober, I've worked in addiction & his story reminds me of so many people.

The girl in the school shooting was so nice and strong she didn’t shed one tear and was very calm applause to her 🫶🏽🤍

WOW hearing Emma’s story broke my heart. She’s such a strong young women and it’s so inspiring to see how she’s grown since that experience. No one should have to ever experience what she went through. When are people going to wake up and realize this is not normal no child should lose their life when all their trying to do is be kids and get an education. Rest in peace to the beautiful souls who lost their life in the shooting.

Thank you, Cut, for having the people individually reflect after the guessing game. Get it all out, people! It helps!

I like how the one guy’s shirt said “Find Your Road” and the other guy’s hoodie said “If You Get Lost Call Me”. Felt like another dope layer of communication here lol. This was a really good one, I appreciate hearing their stories.

such strong people, and you couldn’t have chose the ‘guessers’ any better, so respectful, this both broke my heart and made me grateful of my life

Vee is what the world needs more of. Such a genuine person

This is an impactful and very important video. Thanks to cut for organizing it, and of course to everyone who participated

It upsets me to hear that some people turned to the idea of needing guns for self protection after their experiences rather than being anti-gun all together. It just shows the vastness of the gun problem in America as they can’t envision a world where they’re gone completely…

@melcaramel2

Жыл бұрын

Exactly...

@michete

Жыл бұрын

As an American It terrifies me, we never know when someone is acting strange if they might pull out a weapon. I'm afraid to go to concerts, movie theaters, wherever there's a big crowd, and I know a lot of my generation is too. It's horrible

@cificiam2204

Жыл бұрын

If it wasn't for the fact that I know that there's so many guns both accounted for and illegally obtained guns I would never want one for protection, I'm for a certain amount of gun reform but I also can see it will be a long time before it happened and even if it does there's already so many out there that the danger wouldn't change in my lifetime

@shannonpatrice8358

Жыл бұрын

People psychologically handle trauma differently

@giabarrone7422

Жыл бұрын

I know someone, who when COVID hit, went to the store to buy as much ammunition as he could carry. Other people bought toilet paper. I bought food and medicine. Everyone is different.

Things that only make sense to ask in America...

@StackRunItUp

Жыл бұрын

Russia also exists lil bro. And also Brazil. And also Mexico…. America is not the only country with dumb gun owners. Do some research.

@surfmora

Жыл бұрын

United States*

@ketamine2502

Жыл бұрын

Every country has violence

@RealThrax

Жыл бұрын

@@surfmora you think South America is safer?

@worcestershire-sauce

Жыл бұрын

@@surfmora Its worse in south america haha

I really liked the woman in the blue. She seemed so genuine. They all seemed nice to be fair!

In just the last two months I had two of my 13 year old students witness gun violence in their home. One’s mother is incarcerated and the other’s is dead. Both traumatized, missed tons of school and had so much of their lives uprooted. Now one is in his grandparents’ custody with his biological brother, but his younger half-siblings have been separated from him. The other is in the custody of a sister who was injured herself, just turned 18 and is still in high school. She now has custody of 3 younger siblings and is terrified that the youngest with a different dad will be taken away. She now doesn’t get to go out and live her life because she has to care for her siblings. I’ve spent the year terrified of school shootings and am glad the school year is coming to a close. My door doesn’t even lock and the whole entrance is glass. We’ve tried multiple drills and we wouldn’t stand a chance.

Thank goodness this video wasn't an ad for BetterHelp or something lame like that. These stories were intimate and powerful. Would love to see extended conversations with these folks.

I am not sure what V does as a career but I hope its something like what she was doing in this video. Such wisdom and grace in a person was beautiful to watch.

I want to give everyone in this episode the biggest hug I can give. Please give us these kinds of videos, ones that show us what life is like for those who don't, and the realities that come with it, good and bad.

As a Canadian, I just can’t even imagine this as a reality. I know it is their reality and for that I’m so sorry. I have known of targeted gun violence to exist in my neighbourhood and around here but have personally never been a witness. I couldn’t imagine what it must be like to be an American and experience these things. I was just talking about a recent mass shooting in the US with my work colleague (a Brit) and he told me police don’t even carry guns in the UK, so to them this is unimaginable too. I know many family members who advocate for guns and for “looser gun restrictions” in Canada, and I just can’t wrap my head around how you can hear a kid talk about her experience being shot at school and think that’s a good idea to do. I cry thinking about the kids who have lost their lives to gun violence because what if that was my daughter? What if that was me and my daughter lost her mom that way? It’s just so heartbreaking to me.

@slugoo6474

Жыл бұрын

I’m curious what Trudeau’s law banning handgun transfers did to decrease criminals getting guns? Probably nothing. What did it do to people who want to protect themselves from criminals? Stop them, because they follow the law.

@theworldsonheroin

Жыл бұрын

im in canada as well and went to the movie theatre today with my family and i can't lie i briefly thought about how traumatic it must be to go out to the movies in the states. You just don't know.

@Emily-fe6yb

Жыл бұрын

It is our reality. I’m fifteen years old and I realize every school day I could die. I could be shot from ten feet away by a boy I’ve only ever seen passing in the hallway with a swift trigger pull and be gone.

@nintendo1709

Жыл бұрын

the 2nd amendment says the right to bear arms shall not be infringed. The supreme court has struck down multiple attempts at gun control, so it's just something I have come to accept at this point.

@extraaccount496

5 ай бұрын

@@nintendo1709we can’t allow that though, we can’t accept this unacceptable reality we are forced into over a writing that is outdated and years old

For anyone in the world, it’s incomprehensible, except for the USA. For interviews like this even exist blows my mind, and this is such a small portion. I’m speechless

Haven’t even watched it yet but I must say Cut, as soon as I saw that it was 20 minutes long I was ecstatic! More longer videos please 😊 Edit: After watching this video I just want to send my love to anyone who’s been affected by gun violence, stricter gun laws need to be put in place!

@brianloper6669

Жыл бұрын

Yess

@classtilton871

8 ай бұрын

They have tried, but americans seem to think owning semi automatic guns = freedom

Black lady in the blue and white dress was absolutely gorgeous 😍

@arachnidlover9420

Жыл бұрын

I was just thinking that.

@nopenope9118

Жыл бұрын

She’s incredibly beautiful, and the fact that she was a medic makes her even more attractive. Imagine that goddess appearing to save your life, or even just comfort you when you’ve been through something traumatic. I’m a straight woman and I’m in love lol.

@kenmtb

4 ай бұрын

Can't just be the lady in the blue and white dress....nope

After a fist fight,you get to go home and cool down. After a gun fight, one to the morgue , one to prison or a family forever broken/traumatized. I understand protection but you only need guns cause your opponent comes with one.

As a non-American, I cried througout this video. OMG I didn't know it was this bad??. IDK how the US constitution works since it's written but they gotta do something about the 2nd Amendement frfr

@TEAbag09

Жыл бұрын

@@kiwe3546 I see. Most Americans tells me the same thing (what you said). That's why I was suprised.

@sandraramirez-ej9qy

Жыл бұрын

@Ki We that Is absolutely false.

@LivFallon13

Жыл бұрын

@@kiwe3546 that’s so false.

I feel for the guy who had an ileostomy and now has a j-pouch. I also went through that but due to a medical reason, not a shooting but I’m very proud of him for being able to share it in this video and keep on living with no limitations.

I usually come to Cut for some light entertainment, but this video was powerful. Thankful for all those who were brave enough to share. We do need to do better.

This episode was very well done. Everyone was so respectful of each other. One thing I noticed though was that it was a common assumption that if the victim wasn’t involved with drugs, or violent upbringings - that they must not have been shot. It really shows the victim blaming complex is so deep seeded, even within incredibly respectful people.

i fucking love v. huge heart, so well spoken and insightful, so charming and charismatic. this was such a painful video to watch but i'm so glad they were a part of it

As a french it crazy for me to listen all this stories. I don't understand how we can be for/pro guns. But it was very interesting

@oliviac2585

Жыл бұрын

@@kiwe3546 I'm not sure why you're commenting these Chicago stats under unrelated comments

@slugoo6474

Жыл бұрын

If you tried to understand, you would.

I'm going through some older cut videos, and the brown guy who challenged the guy on the bus, (unsure of what his name is) actually beat colon cancer as well, this man has been through it all and still puts a beautiful smile on his face

Man, America. Get it together.

@iveseenstrangerthings5694

Жыл бұрын

It’s never going to happen sadly. America rather worry about abortion and lgbt rights than gun violence and dying children. America: we repeat history

CUT makes videos that are sometimes uncomfortable, awkward, and embarrassing for the members but, makes people closer together for the future.

I'm sorry to all the participants of this video but I'm thankful that you all are still here - I hope you continue to prosper.

the guy in the blue hoodie seemed so sweet. he deserves the world fr

I was crying during the school shooting girl, Emma.

Shoutout to the man for being sober . I pray that never ends for you and you live your life to the fullest with healing every step of the way 🙏🏿

First of all, I love that Cut videos seem to have gotten longer again recently instead of the 5 minute best of edits and I appreciate it. Especially of course on heavier topics like this. I liked all three guessers, they really were the right persons to talk about this but I always love to see Raymond and V. Just the love for people and appreciation of life. It's sad that many need to go through horrible stuff to find the good in themselves and appreciation for life because of how quickly and senselessly it can end but I'm glad for anybody who turns their life around. And yeah, everybody could do with some therapy. We all have stuff to unpack and work through, even if we aren't aware of it right now. And it's really different than talking to a good friend or family member.

If no one has guns, no one has to defend themselves from guns. Period

Bless all the folks in this video who have been shot and the women who had to deal with the horrific aftermath of gun violence near them. I will continue to hope and vote for the day that guns become much less a part of American society.

@iholesale

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Move to Canada

@saturnitiez

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​@@iholesalestill bad here buddy! sure, our gun violence in schools is desolate compared to America, but our weapon usage rate is through the roof right now.

@iholesale

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@@saturnitiez i know. I just don't think policy should be made from an emotional standpoint

@heathernicole7219

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What about the people whom have been saved by guns do their lives not matter?

@kaitlynirons5129

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@@iholesale wtf ??

Shoutout to the janitor for tackling the school shooter. I hope they’re doing good in life.

The temu add as im still crying from the school shooter story wasn't really the warm hug i needed

I teared up when the girl in the shooting said the janitor tackled the shooter 😢

as a gun violence survivor, i can say this video really comforted me in a way 🥲

this video is so important and such a good way to talk about the bad things about guns

The fact that US public schools train for shooting at the age of 5-6 yrs old breaks my heart. Looking up stats on it will really make you broken. Gang violence is another thing that is hearbreaking. I wish we could be a community and help eachother. This was a great video, Please keep doing these topics. It is so important. We are human beings. Care for your community and yourself.

Wow, hearing these people's stories is really heartbreaking. There was so much courage, and love shown here. A beautiful and powerful yet sad video.

Very interesting topic to choose to do a line up on! I appreciated hearing everyone’s stories and definitely brining awareness and speaking about these experiences on gun violence and how it affects lives is important 🙏

it was honestly such a good video. apart from the final interviews that really gave an insight on those people's experiences and current mental health, the 3 people chosen to guess were so sensitive. it was hard not to cry on this one

Raymond seems so chill to be around with. Also sorry to everyone in the video explaining how they got hurt nobody should go through that 🙏🏽

I think the young girl is talking about the Freeman highschool shooting 5 years ago in Spokane WA, it was tragic, the shooter got sentenced to 40 years. I went to Riverside Middle School at that time and also had to go in lockdown because we are neighboring schools. Sam was the victim who lost his life saving the lives of 3 other girls, may he rest in peace. I pray this girl lives a long happy life she deserves the world after what she experienced.

the last guy’s bullet wound is CRAZY

i didn’t cry until she started talking abt her school shooting. so devastating.

Big love to the janitor who tackled the shooter in that terrible school shooting

This video rattled the hell outta me

This was sad but bittersweet in a way because these people have come so far and are so kind. Thank you for this video, it was a great one.

That school shooting survivor was quite hard to listen to, her voice was shaking poor girl

I’m absolutely crying watching this. 😭 V has such a sweet soul, and bless everyone in this video. I can’t imagine going through something so traumatic

Watching this from outside the USA is like watching a forest set fire to itself.

This is the conversations we need to have. It doesn’t matter who you are and where you’re from…. There are shadows even in the most light houses

7:55 This was so beautiful. I almost teared up

Wow this video is so real, open, and honest. It’s crazy how there has been so many incidents of gun violence that is probably happening right now as I say this, but nothing has happened. What does it take for the policy makers or whoever is in charge hun control to do something to fix this?? My heart goes out to the people who did this episode and shared their stories❤

This episode really spoke to me. As awful as it is and the trauma everyone has been through it’s really helpful for me to see that I’m not alone. No one understands this amount of trauma unless they have been through it which breaks my heart. My prayers are for everyone that deals with gun violence and is in recovery ♥️

Fully crying. Thanks for making this a long one ❤

I love all three of the guessers in this video. They were all very understanding and acted very sympathetically towards the panel

I love heavy topics like this, reminds me how strong human beings are, I just wish everyone learned, and decided to do better.

Yet another example of why The Cut is the best channel on KZread. This was beautiful and eye-opening.

This is super eye opening video. Thank you for making this video especially with so many vast narratives.

I cried so much because I empathize with these people. I could cry for these people for hours each.

the person in the blue shirt guessing is the sweetest soul🥹🥹

I absolutely commend the producers on this one, I already thought the line up of people was perfect, then Emma came in and… just wow. I am so happy she got to speak her truth.

Mans in the blue hoodie got me sobbing

Thank you for adding the warning when I clicked on the video! I wasn’t even thinking that might be a topic explored in this video and it was nice to be able to have the expectations for heavy content

It's CRAZY how being shot and dealing with guns is talked about so casually