The sad part is that they are not even close to the bottom of that list

@Kaltagstar96

7 ай бұрын

I was going to say, the fact that Vic was just still rattling off names and it never seemed to end and it was just absolutely heartbreaking.

Look at her mom being a badass. I don’t know why people don’t like station 19. I kinda love it !

@Mysterio1412

3 жыл бұрын

The only person I like is Montgomery, he should be the main character. The rest are just a confederacy of dunces to me. Herrera: practically cries "poor me poor me" all the time and loves to shit where she eats. Gibson: a whole volume on relationship problems Hughes: complainer Warren: ok hes a stand up guy, like him too Miller: needs ALOT of backbone Bishop: HUGE control freak and never shut up about her Olympic medals, like those are relevant to firefighting Sullivan: was likeable because he called out all their shot at first, then 👎

@Mysterio1412

3 жыл бұрын

@Glory Vaudan not sure you been watching it since it started

@Mysterio1412

3 жыл бұрын

@Glory Vaudan really, what do I have wrong?

@Mysterio1412

3 жыл бұрын

@Glory Vaudan Because the show stopped being so "Andy-centric" which was killing it. She is just an unlikable character in general, from her attitude to actions personally and professionally. She really has not done anything this whole season, its all been mostly about her crew and their lives, which I like more. Sullivan, yes he's not perfect, but the writers didn't do his character any justice with 180 attitude and out of nowhere injury/addiction. They didn't even chalk it up to the ambulance crash, which would've made sense. Also yes i also hated when he betrayed Warren and destroyed the PRT. Yes glad you agree about Gibson, but what I like about Gibson is that his actions and everything are exactly what would normally happen in real life (make mistake, sulk, make more mistakes, hit bottom and climb slowly up again) the others don't seem to do that, their problems have the 'solved by next episode' effect. Yes what Montgomery asked of Hughes was rough, but i don't blame his reaction. That kind of pain is something that's never going leave, losing a spouse like that. It really shows a side of him that we don't see, because i always see him as a voice of reason and level headedness.

Vic’s parents are AMAZING

@duchess2412

3 жыл бұрын

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 (by the way, is this the first time we’re meeting them??)

@earthanora2684

2 жыл бұрын

I love the scene where. She said, "I'm your mother!"

I love that they used real people's names instead of making some up. And the scene showed, the list could go on forever. When does it stop? Great scene

@mattieblackeyes957

2 жыл бұрын

I think that's why they ended the scene with a "zoom out", because the list goes on, and they probably want the families and friends of the people whose names we don't hear to know that they are included, they are not forgotten, but it's next to impossible naming every person who has fallen victim to police's biased brutality. In an earlier episode, Vic was really upset because she felt the community was hostile to her and other non white firefighters, when they all put their lives on the line for that community day after day. And in this episode she was furious because Breonna Taylor was in her bed, sleeping, when she was shot by police, meaning being home doesn't warrant being safe when you're not white. So this scene is so important, and it rings so true. Racist white people only care about the destruction of property when it's not them doing the destroying, and this is a reminder that you can't equate human life with any one object, things can be rebuilt or replaced but people can't rise from the dead. Anyway, sorry for the long paragraph, I of course agree with your comment: when does it stop?!

@em-pr5jv

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed!

Life is the most important in the world ....you enter this world with nothing and leave it with nothing ....what you do while you're here is the most important thing....make you're time count by showing your humanity through kindness and respect

This is so beautiful, bold and courageous and yet sad at the same time. Speak Up Victoria Hughes and give them the facts. Your name is everything don't let anyone tell you differently!!!!

One of the powerful moments in Station 19 ever.

@Mysterio1412

10 ай бұрын

You mean dick sucking moments. The writers of Grey's anatomy and Station 19 suck the social justice dick as hard as thai hookers

This was badass...Still have goosebumps

This is extremely powerful! 💯

This scene, W H E W !!! My gosh! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

John Brown at Harper's ferry and the Boston tea party have entered the chat! 🔥🔥🔥🔥👩🏾‍🚒👩🏾‍🚒👩🏾‍🚒🚒🔥🔥🔥🔥

Amen to that sister 🙏🏾✊🏾

@vadenbovell527

2 жыл бұрын

I applaud Victoria and her parents for taking that stand

Damn powerful

Vic Hughes everybody!!! Barrett is such an amazing actress!!! #SaveStation19 #DoNotCancelStation19

3 parte

This is the most powerful money on television. People of colour are fucking amazing. I couldn’t even imagine what they go through on a daily basis. I will forever stand with them against this horrible nightmare of a world we live in. I have white privilege so I will use that so I can walk by a police officer and not dead for my life. I can walk in a public place and not be stared at. I can be with a group of friends without it being called a gang. Which is why I will forever stand in front of a person of colour when they are being questioned, shouted at chased by a police officer because they won’t do anything to me. I will forever tell the police officer whatever happened was my fault because I will get a slap on the wrist and I won’t have to fraid for my life. To all the black people out there your doing amazing. BLM ✊🏿

@vadenbovell527

2 жыл бұрын

I appreciate that

Boop!!

Okay, first off, this is a “said no small business owner ever”, because I watched my city burn, and the rocks and bricks thrown through windows, and these were minority owned businesses. But second of all, Vic’s parents were still inside the restaurant. How does putting more lives at risk (the lives of the firefighters, law enforcement, civilians, etc) possibly justify the loss of the other lives? Even Breonna Taylor’s own MOTHER condemned the riots. You don’t take your frustrations out on innocent civilians!

@jpblack2148

3 жыл бұрын

Because the violence accounted for between 1 and 3% of the protests. 97-99% were peaceful. Some of the violence was caused by people infiltrating the protests specifically to cause violence to make BLM look bad. condemning violence seems pretty on brand for BLM when you think about it....it’s kinda why they exist.

@BJJ5770

3 жыл бұрын

@@jpblack2148 okay, now do 1/6 with the same energy. 🤣

@jpblack2148

3 жыл бұрын

@@BJJ5770 what?

@BJJ5770

3 жыл бұрын

@@jpblack2148 My point was, you can always say that a loud minority overshadowed the purpose of a quieter majority. We also don't truly know how many protests were truly peaceful, because a lot of them resulted in wanton death and destruction of innocent people (see David Dorn for the most prolific example).

@jpblack2148

3 жыл бұрын

@@BJJ5770 you do realise that’s the exact logic the right employs to perpetuate racism, homophobia and transphobia don’t you? “Oh this one individual did something bad over here so EVERYONE like them EVERYWHERE must be equally bad”

Such a powerful message ❤ #SaveStation19 #DoNotCancelStation19

Vic's parents deliver a poignant interview, revealing the heart-wrenching impact of their restaurant being burned in the riots. Their words cut through the noise, urging society to question priorities: "If we value property over human lives, we need to reevaluate how we navigate the world." #Station19 mirrors this sentiment, weaving narratives that go beyond firefighting, delving into the profound human experiences behind the characters. It sheds light on lives lost, seeks justice, and prompts viewers to confront societal issues. Canceling #Station19 would mean losing a platform that addresses these crucial conversations. Let's amplify these voices, celebrate the show's depth, and ensure it continues to be a beacon of empathy and understanding. @abcnetwork, don't let this essential dialogue fade away. #savestation19

Why is it ok to destroy a person's livelihood, with arson and looting? Why is that level of aggression necessary, rather than actual peaceful protests of social injustices? I agree that there have been many things swept under the media rug, and it's wrong... but why can we not assemble, and fix a broken system without self destruction? This only breeds further hate and decay of our country.

So this is the same channel that lets Megan McCain spout off every damn day about property damage and Netanyahu....make this make sense please.

Gtfo... no small business owner is okay with being punished for absolutely no reason. I know people still struggling do to losing their business in riots. This was a very asinine message assuming all small black businesses owners are willing to lose their livelihood.

@tiffanycaldwell5311

2 жыл бұрын

Because you know every single one of them so it make sense how you could know that

How many minority business owners were really happy with their businesses being destroyed? How does that help?

@nk__shot9183

3 жыл бұрын

Life murder DOES NOT TRUMP LIFE PERIOD 💯💯

@ndawi-9947

3 жыл бұрын

Has nothing to do with being happy about your business burning down it is understanding why it happened. And if you’re not part of the group that’s being hurt you would then make the stupid argument that property is more valuable than a human life.

@hct1805

3 жыл бұрын

@@ndawi-9947 😂😂😂😂 understanding why random people are destroying their own neighborhood. That makes sooo much sense. Do you hear yourself? Have you seen what is happening in Minneapolis?

@kweenz600

3 жыл бұрын

@@hct1805 I’ve seen what’s been sensationalized and I’ve seen a bunch of people claim that a building is more valuable than a human life. People who value property more than human life and justice are severely lacking in humanity.

@nttiv7725

2 жыл бұрын

@@kweenz600 This is a piss poor argument. Burning down that building, causing someone else to struggle to feed their family is not going to bring that person back. If they want to destroy something destroy a market thats part of a chain... not someone’s livelihood.

Irony is that this "movement" was proven to be flawed and corrupt. Your livelihood gets burned down and all you're not angry at the people that did it, especially since they're your supposed people. Seeing it years later just shows how horrible this was

Xjjdn

Idk who dislike that video but they should be ashamed and do a concsious exam.If you cant see what that video its about if you cant understand...i really dont know what to say

if you wanted to know what propaganda looks like, this is it right here

@lexi219

Жыл бұрын

“Murder without accountability is unacceptable, and we fully understand why people are enraged by it.” Fascinating that this equals propaganda to you.

If a human life is more important than buildings then let's list the people killed by rioters shall we, David Dorn, Chris Beaty, Jared Thomas, Dorian Murrel, Italia Kelly, Marquis Tousant, Patrick Underwood, Javar Harrell, Jose Gutierrez, Victor Cazares and Marvin Francois these were the I got just now so tell that these riots were for justice, but what about justice for these people, I really hate this show so much, such biased opinions, Seattle needs to fall into the fucking ocean😠😠

This show is so stupid and disappointing. Not to mention unrealistic.

@calm1047

3 жыл бұрын

I know people like you! You live in a bubble and probably never been in a large inner city of minority business. Republicans see financial gain before they see people!

@hct1805

3 жыл бұрын

@@calm1047 😂😂😂 actually I have lived in a large city that’s primarily minority. You live in a bubble and believe whatever the media tells you instead of doing actual research and learning the statistics.

@ndawi-9947

3 жыл бұрын

An interview similar to this literally happened with a family that had their business affected by the protests, This scene is paying homage to that. Also the interview circulated everywhere, where the hell were you. I guess you had your head stuck in the sand and inturn you’re now unaware. And because you’re ignorant you make stupid ass comments like this.

@ndawi-9947

3 жыл бұрын

@@hct1805 living in a city with minorities doesn’t mean shit. That is not a flex nor does it show that you were exposed to those peoples problems and issues. Because as you’re well aware you can live with them and still be blind To their struggles

@hct1805

3 жыл бұрын

@@ndawi-9947 I know their struggle but using a struggle as an excuse to get free money and everything handed to you is ridiculous. Saying that cops pull black people over and start shooting is ridiculous. You once again believe everything you hear. The struggle in these minority cities are brought on by themselves not because of a group of white ppl who don’t give them everything they want.