That Static Episode About School Sh**tings

[@alexandrefrauches132]

What happened to Jimmy is even more tragic when consider that Static is a hero who always tries to talk with people and help them out, as showed with characters like Permafrost.

[@filipvadas7602]

The most infuriatingly realistic part is that the bully walks away with barely a slap on the wrist for pushing the victim of his abuse to the point he felt there was no other way out. He wasn't sorry for what he did, just that he NEARLY got what was coming to him.

[@Green-Hybrid3017]

That bully deserves far worse for what he did to Jimmy and some schools only care about their image.

[@josecuestas7246]

Sad but true. The tormentors were simply suspended a few days, while their victim ruined his life.

[@SplashSurfer216]

They also got community service, and judging by the disappointed look on his parents’ faces, he was likely grounded for a very long time.

[@kidprime6863]

​@@josecuestas7246Because some people are too merciful

[@lifewithlee6298]

He’s looked down on 😡 it’s not enough, it’s something

[@josecuestas7246]

Like the Joker said; "Its all part of the plan." Like if a poor guy/gal is constantly harassed by a bullies, nobody panics, because its all part of the plan. But if suddenly the victim fight back and beated up his/her tormentors, EVERYONE LOSES THEIR MIND.

[@kidprime6863]

And like the Joker said; "All it takes is one bad day"

[@milkiassamuel780]

Man this episode alone truly showed me why Static Shock is such a underrated gem of a show as it truly wasn't afraid to handle such dark themes and relevent topics of discussion. Now more than ever should we open our eyes to how severely prevalent of an ongoing issue school shootings have become to the point that we just turn a blind eye to all or barely do anything about it without taking true responsibility or effort. Dereliction to prevent such tragedy is a price far too many are willing to pay for and as such more and more innocent lives are taken away because of negligence and lazy actions

[@josecuestas7246]

Agreed. The old shows like this, are truly a jewel, as they haven't fears in showcase this kind of real life problems. Meanwhile, the current shows are basically memes and bizarre content, that is also notably restricted by a too much drastic and sensitive censoreship, that bans any insignificant aspect if is considered "innappropiated."

[@jackieec]

Agreed I just watched it. Such a great show ❤ loved the issues it tackled

[@mandalorianhunter1]

I remembered when Shady made this video. A lot of discussion happened in the comments. I told my own experience when someone pulled a 🔪 on me. We both got in trouble for some reason, I got in school suspension and I don't even know what the other guy got. However, he was still allowed to have classes with me and finish his final. The schools don't do anything. Funny enough the school year before was much worse.

[@SilverScribe85]

This episode REALLY hits home for me because I know from experience what it's like to be a victim of bullying. Granted, no one ever shoved ME into lockers (said lockers were far too narrow and short my size.) But everything else, heck to the yes! I had my personal space violated numerous times, bullies messed with my things and worst of all, I would end up getting into trouble for THEIR behavior. One such incident happened in 9th Grade, where a kid claimed I was making a handgun gesture at him (which I didn't.) I ended up getting five days Lunch Detention and two days of in-school suspension. Thankfully, my parents got involved and managed to get me out after only TWO days of the former (after my father gave my principal a verbal lashing.) I've been mocked, harassed, had my gym clothes stolen on one occasion, almost got pushed in front of an on-coming bus during another! With so much going on, I was close to going off the deep end just like Jimmy did. But instead, I found comfort in the people around me from family, friends and even a few teachers. Without their help, I'd be a much different person. Thank God America is being much harsher towards bullies in public schools these days...even though many politicians barely seem to care, preferring to call bully victims "potential threats"

[@BlueBlazeKing]

Yeah because a week of lunch detention and two days of in school suspension for a gesture is already insane especially when the proof is “he said , she said”

[@josecuestas7246]

If i was you, i would sued the school for allowed a hostile and toxic environment for the students, as to be honest, the real culprits of the bullying aren't the bullies themselves, but are the administrators and teachers of the schools, for be indifferent to this issues and overlooks this situations, that could escalates in tragic consequences.

[@SilverScribe85]

@@BlueBlazeKing The dumbest punishment was for whenever you happened to come into the cafeteria without your nametag on. When that happened, you were expected to write "I won't forget my nametag" a set number of times

[@deandredukes95]

When you keep pushing someone to their breaking point, they eventually push back

[@Zoki4444]

This is what happens when people in charge prioritize bullying and guns over the safety of children.

[@josecuestas7246]

I would says more like when the people treats the bullying like an insignificant and irrelevant matter, until that this leads to some tragic outcomes, like school shooting or suicide.

[@kidprime6863]

@@josecuestas7246 I agree. School shootings and suicide are just TWO of the things bullying leads to. Even worse, is that it also creates more bullies. Sometimes, schools should enforce more zero tolerance on bullying and help the victims before it's too late.

[@josecuestas7246]

@@kidprime6863 Indeed. If the bullying was frowned upon to the same level like racism or sexual assaults in social aspects, it could help to controls notably this issue, as this mindset will leaves the bullies like outcasts and pariahs, making that this practices ends being so frowned upon, that it will discourages them.

[@satorukuroshiro]

I still remember hearing about my school district nearly having a shooting while I was still attending my high school. Kid has been to two of the three high schools in the district, got bullied at both. Supposedly when he was deciding where he intended to attack, he did so via coin flip. Thankfully, his grandmother made a report to the police before he could enact his plan, and they ended up finding not only firearms but also makeshift grenades when they searched his room. To my knowledge, the district hasn't had shootings or threats of shootings since, but I haven't checked. Don't know what happened to the kid after that, but I hope he got the help he needed.

[@BlackVulcanX]

I feel like you giving doubt to children that they are incapable of being easily influencial just because they have toy guns or in many other cases violence video games. I believe it is a deeper rabbithole than that. I got bullied and isolation throughout highschool. I played violence videogames, yet I didn't start any shootings. Yet again, now these days kids are brainrot, so who knows. I may be wrong.

[@kidprime6863]

People tend to blame art for things like this instead of blaming the things that provoke people into doing what Jimmy did.

[@Feliciathedoll]

Well, Not really brainrot.

[@jaredsnodgrass6994]

I think there is an amount of blame that they deserve that the parents never receive. I was raised around guns, but I was taught responsibility and not to use violence

[@jefferyquick3280]

We really need to give Richard Steven Horvitz his roses. At the time, he was mostly known for playing Alpha 5 on Power Rangers, Daggett Beaver, Billy, & ZIM. But here, is when we see him play a character with little to no humor.

[@teamsteed1]

I think the school failed Jimmy because the teacher didn't do anything about the bully until the end of the episode where he got community service and got grounded.

[@josecuestas7246]

Agreed. Even when Virgil was talking to the psychologist, he mentioned that his teacher despite to be a keen woman capable to notes any little aspect in her classroom, to the point of dubs her like "hawkeye", she was unaware or likely indifferent to the predicament of Jimmy, who was being harassed constantly for his tormentors during the entire class, yet, the teacher didn't even bother in do something, even when Nick wasn't discreet with his bullying against Jimmy. To be honest, i hope that this callous teacher would gotten a harsh scolding from the administration, for overlooked this situations in her class.

[@Green-Hybrid3017]

Those bully’s deserve far worse for what they done. 😡

[@kidprime6863]

Like expulsion and juvy

[@josecuestas7246]

Agreed. Sadly, the bullies often are scott free with a slap on the wrist, like a suspension. While their victims, are who ends getting an expulsion or ruining their lives.

[@kidprime6863]

@@josecuestas7246 It's should be the other way around because this is what bullying leads to. The blood would've been on their hands.

[@josecuestas7246]

@@kidprime6863 Agreed. Yet, sadly the teachers and the administrators are prone to considers the cruel actions of the bullies relatively "innocent", in comparison with the retaliation of the victims, that is considered for their standards grave actions (i am talking about that the victim beated up the bully) Making that this twisted and unfair system, gives light punishments to the bullies, despite to be the instigators and responsibles from this mess. While that their victims get the more harsh punishments, despite to that they act in self-defense, especially if the rest were indifferents with their predicament. To be honest, the issue of bullying, can a reflect about the twisted justice system in our society, in that it is prone to protect and victimizes the criminals, but treats with condescendence and indifference to their traumatized victims.

[@francostevo9939]

often got bullied in school and never fought back. My reasons for not fighting back was never because of being a nerd and therefore weak. I refuse to fight back for 4 reasons: 1. It won’t solve anything. 2. Even when the victim fights back justifiably you still get shit and the victimizer gets a slap on the wrist. 3. My elders will always say it is my fault. 4. I have been a martial artist since age 11 but as a teenager I never fight back against my bullies because it is a teacher’s job to maintain order in the classroom and if a fight broke out, the teacher will be blamed by their superiors. I wasn’t going to jeopardize my teacher’s jobs just because I wanted to make myself feel better. Teens may not care about the well being for their teacher’s but I do.

[@mandalorianhunter1]

I understand your view points but in my experience, the older generation have done nothing but caused problems. Your elders failed you by letting idling and doing nothing.

[@francostevo9939]

@@mandalorianhunter1 the things I told them as to why I was being bullied they didn’t buy. Also, they say I was being bullied for dumb reasons; saying that how come I got bullied but my brother never had the same problem? There is a simple explanation for that but they didn’t buy it. My elders at home had this ridiculous assumption that people bully me because I bullied them first. That is 100 percent bull crap. I minded my own business and became a living punching bag.

[@mandalorianhunter1]

@@francostevo9939 that's dumb, the older generation are a bunch of failures

[@kidprime6863]

I think the reason the teachers say it's your in because the school doesn't want to get sued and tries to save face.

[@francostevo9939]

@@kidprime6863 it was not my teachers that said it was my fault. It was my family members

[@jamesmoss3424]

I feel bad about Jimmy in that Static Shock episode.

[@kidprime6863]

@@jamesmoss3424 Don't we all. This is what bullying leads to

[@jamesmoss3424]

@@kidprime6863 I agree.

[@dwainsimmons3447]

Richard Horvitz did an excellent job at voicing Jimmy.

[@tysondennis1016]

“It’s a gun” gives me Helluva Boss flashbacks.

[@ImmaLittlePip]

I think what I like about this episode is that it doesn't glorify the school shootings rather it shows the bitter truth on how they start and what could of been done to prevent them So many SShooting in media glorify the event heck even the news stations are excited when one occurs so they can have a ratings trap from viewers.

[@lWeBeatIt278]

Yes the gun was discharged off by accident because two idiots decided to tackle the guy with the gun when the situation was calmly and peacefully being handled. The only thing I don’t like about this is episode is that the bullies what cause this situation to developed this far is barely held responsible by only getting community service while the victim who brought the gun with the attempt of harm and branding a deadly weapon is in far more problem. Yes I understand that how life goes sometimes unfortunately, but still hold people like the bullies accountable for their actions and mistreatment of others because you never know when someone will one day break and might do a regrettable action.

[@kidprime6863]

@@lWeBeatIt278 Exactly, Those morons had no reason do that unless they had a death wish or wanted something bad to happen. This is why schools should and must enforce zero tolerance on bullying. Because, give or take, 90% of school shootings and suicides are caused by bullying . Life being unfair is a poor excuse. The real problem is schools trying to save face. They punish both the bully and bullied so they don't get sued. I somewhat understand it and I understand they're trying to go easy on both parties because they're minors. But if you don't punish the root of the problem, you'll get sued even worse. Punish the bully and help the victims or else.

[@L.G.127]

Usually I don't justify sh00ting (never will), but I agree how hate when someone get bull!€d and no one do anything about then as soon they fight back they're blame for it

[@kidprime6863]

@@L.G.127 I agree. On one hand, schools do it so they don't get sued. I can understand that. But on the other hand, it feels more like they wanna save face.

[@kimeraclan3135]

Sorry to hear about all this trouble in the USA! But I am greatful that you made this episode because it's true to people's reaction towards violence. A lot of people feel hateful and get to a breaking point. The Static Shock episode may have dumbed down the message, but I get that Jimmy would have felt that way. People just tend to feel how they are being overlooked and mistreated and lash out, sometimes. I know I got angry today at some people. Good to see that someone reminds me to find a better solution to it.

[@MTTT19]

I know this is a dark subject to think about but imagine if we got a TV episode which was centred around a school shooting where a tormented kid brought a gun to school and actually shot his bully? But in a shocking twist, a student or possibly more actually come out and say, “I don’t care that the bully was shot! He/She was a horrible person and brought it on themselves!” Again, this would be a very dark concept. But it would show that the way some people can behave or treat others can cause drastic consequences.

[@BobbyMoore2-mp8wb]

I remember watching this episode when it first aired on 📺

[@Achieme]

It's sad that is continues to happen because parents with or without guns should always know this can happen to their child as well as be aware of their children's mental health What's even sadder is that this will continue to happen for decades without any resolution

[@kidprime6863]

And if they do have guns, they need to be more responsible with them and keep them secured

[@josecuestas7246]

Forgetting the guns, the most notable issues with the bullying is the fear of the victims to report the situation to someone else, and also the indifference of the people to this matter to treats the bullying like if this wasn't a big deal, making that the bullying be actually a very serious problem not only in the schools, but also in the society, as this issue can leads to many other grave problems and incidents for many people, good and bad alike.

[@DethicusKlokus]

What's the messed up part is the administration of the schools could easily force this to get fixed, the solution is armed security and metal detectors as bad as it sounds since nobody wants to be a parent

[@arturohernandez8789]

Great Video! You just got a new sub. 👍🏽

[@HotDogTimeMachine385]

Back in the day where shows could get away with this without a massive wave of "antiwokers" complaining about "politics in cartoons"

[@captainiamtherum7659]

"Celebrity status just for murdering people. Baby, doesn't it feel so familiar?" -Kim Dracula 2022 in their song, "Make Me Famous". Man i need to start searching for where i can watch these shows. They look so good and they're not even afraid of school 🔫s. They actually wanted to teach kids a good lesson. I myself was one of the ones ostracised by society in grade school. I managed to pull through my negative mindset and come out the other side, but I know not many do. This is why we need to love and accept the outcasts, not cast them out.

[@tysondennis1016]

Emperor Belos: That’s what I want.

[@erichughes2005]

What I took away from this, Venxous: The bully was absolutely wrong to treat Jimmy the way he did and should've gotten punished for it. But Jimmy was ALSO wrong because he STOLE HIS DAD'S GUN and SHOT Richie. Granted, it was by accident, but still! He recklessly handled something that was never his, and an innocent person, Richie, was SHOT in the process. Also, the bully DID NOT DESERVE what Jimmy would've done to him, which would have been *murder* if Jimmy was mad enough. This is why schools need to have a harder zero-tolerance for bullying and actually punish the students responsible, while also making an effort to comfort the victim or victims of said mistreatment. Mental health is no laughing matter and should be taken seriously, but revenge is *wrong*, and two wrongs don't make a right. PERIOD!

[@kidprime6863]

I couldn't agree more. And apparently the reason why those who stand for themselves get in trouble too is because schools don't want to get sued. I can somewhat understand that but at the same time it feels like they're trying to save face.

[@erichughes2005]

@kidprime6863 Exactly! Who cares if you get sued? I can sympathize with that, most definitely. But doing what's right, especially when it means standing against and punishing bullying, should *always* come first. Period.

[@kidprime6863]

@@erichughes2005 You're absolutely correct. Again, I can understand they don't want to get sued for letting the victim fight back because like you said, "two wrongs don't make a right". But they'll get even more sued if they do nothing to stop the bullying.

[@erichughes2005]

@@kidprime6863 True. What would you have done to make the situation fair? Or at least deescalate it?

[@kidprime6863]

@@erichughes2005 Well, in a situation like this, I would try to explain to someone like Jimmy about the futility of what they're going to do. Like how it's to going a problem for both of their families. "Vengeance yields no reward", as I always say. Besides, if I were a teacher or a principal, I would definitely show no mercy to bullies if something like this happened. It's all fun and games until someone gets hurt or worse.

[@jokerson1316]

The problems with this is a 4 fold issue. Kids are not taught the value of life at all. Everyone is expendable to them nowadays, including themselves. Nothing is valuable, so kids now have absolutely no qualms enacting violence. It also doesn't help that everyone wants a quirky mental illness to excuse being a shit person since those are glorified and it makes it SO much harder for those that have ACTUAL problems to get help. I am an ADHD/Autistic hybrid, I managed to make it work out. I refuse to except that I was special enough to overcome that where no one else could. And bullies were never dealt with back then, and they're not being dealt with now. It's gotten even WORSE now than it was 20 years ago thanks to the moral decay of society. And that all stems back to the parents who STILL refuse to parent their kids. It's always someone else's fault, there's always some excuse. So the kids that don't want violence have to deal with kids way bigger and stronger than them, thus getting an equalizer. Start parenting your kids, quit glorifying mental illness (I'm not talking about not acknowledging it. But teach them to work with it, not use it as some excuse for bad behavior, or letting everyone suddenly develop some disorder of some kind.) Schools need to start dealing with bullies, before it escalates. Stop pushing idiots through to the next grade, start punishing/expelling kids that will not stop the violence.

[@Lukaz2009]

ngl you sound a good bit ableist when taking about mental illness. Everyone's experience with mental illness is different. There are people that literally cannot function in normal society because of their condition. You cannot expect those people to just "overcome it." And no, I do not care that you have ADHD and Autism. You saying that is just deflecting. I am Autistic myself, high functioning at that, but I understand that I am blessed to be able to function well enough in normal society. Some people's experience with mental illness is absolutely crippling to their own and the lives of their loved ones. So do not assume others experience purely based off your own. This is also a problem of our healthcare systems being woefully underfunded and unsuitable for assisting those with mental illnesses. But that is a whole other discussion.

[@ryanfitzgerald9833]

We don't want to fix this . The problem isn't the culture of violence. It's the culture of callous indifference to mental health and environment that lacks hope long-term. Nobody wants to say that cause then the question becomes, how do we fix a broken country economy and world?

[@ArcTrooper269]

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[@marqusmedina5983]

Static shock content 😎😎😎😎😎

[@chrisdiokno5600]

God, I remember watching this episode live

[@FlamingPhoenix1425]

Back in September, my sister texted the family group chat that her school went on lockdown. I panicked because I live in a smaller city where violent crimes aren't very common (for now, nearby Gotham is pouring in a bit). I started looking for answers seeing if maybe the school's website had an explaination because my sister didn't know. Thankfully it was a false alarm as a substitute had accidentally tripped the alarm, but I had lost a cousin only a few months before (not in a shooting) and it broke me, so while we don't always get along, I couldn't imagine losing my sister. There was also a time when i was a senior there that a kid got busted for having some kind of weapon idr if it was a gun or a knife

[@HyperJohnua]

money on the table, jimmy probably was on the FBI radar.

[@zinv08]

I don't really know what living in america is like but this kind of stuff makes me think it isn't so bad where I live.

[@magmarok8209]

I keep forgetting this guy is my age and then I found out he’s younger than me because this episode came out before he was born.

[@brentclark658]

Appreciate you making this video

[@David-Starwarsfan]

If there were harsher punishments for bullying and security measures like better locks and campus security guards at schools things like this would be lessened, but nobody cares enough to take that initiative

[@blackrockchocolate9795]

Good video, fantastic message

[@michaelandreipalon359]

*(reads title)* ...I dunno, Batman: The Animated Series' "House & Garden", The New Batman Adventures' "Growing Pains" and "Over the Edge", Superman: The Animated Series' "The Late Mr. Kent" and "Apokolips... Now!", a buncha Batman Beyond eps like "Disappearing Inque" and "Lost Soul", and Justice League+Unlimited's "Only a Dream" and "Wake the Dead" can easily best this overhyped tale. Also, Gargoyles' Season 1, Episode 8 - "Deadly Force" did the gun messaging better.

[@dejaypage1575]

It’s dark in realism

[@michaelandreipalon359]

@@dejaypage1575 Realism that gets lost because of weird pacing, voice acting that isn't on par with the big league shows with Andrea Romano at the helm (still better than X-Men's and Spider-Man's Animated Series though), and an unnecessary PSA that violates the DCAU's "show, don't tell" methodology.

[@dejaypage1575]

@@michaelandreipalon359 yeah. That I can agree with

[@MA-hn9vo]

We are not a democracy, we are a constitution Republic! With the Bill of Rights!

[@vice166]

"it's not a rectangle, it's a square"

[@MA-hn9vo]

@@vice166 I'm sorry, the joke went over my head?

[@vice166]

@@MA-hn9vo squares are a type of rectangle

[@MA-hn9vo]

@@vice166 ohh 😮, thank you.

[@iammaximumstupied]

this might be problematic but, honestly the issue with school shootings that i have been noticing is that it has been alot during election years. it’s way too much obvious in these years

[@ZX-Gear]

Quite Noticing.

[@Kakaragi]

I thought it said, "School shittings"

[@nowlwane9623]

Home school for the win

[@diegodreossi1458]

Schools should be safe

[@justyouraveragegeek548]

Imagine static using his power in the situation would be any better it just brings him down to the bully level honestly having static more focus rather then virgal would of changed this dynamic of jimmy’s being 9 who a fan of static but gets teased to much but static inspiring jimmy’s to fight back might be changed

[@MA-hn9vo]

Let's bring back firearm safety in schools. So we can teach children that firearms are not toys. Schooling should be in the full power of the States education and the federal government should have nothing with education.

[@tysondennis1016]

And we should get rid of the second amendment

[@MA-hn9vo]

@@tysondennis1016 let's also get rid of the first amendment!

[@tysondennis1016]

@@MA-hn9vo You don't want freedom of speech? I do agree with you that some people don't deserve freedom of speech (i.e. those who use it to say hateful and dishonest shit), but what do you feel like should not be said?

[@MA-hn9vo]

@@tysondennis1016 you don't want the right to bear arms. You want to disarm law abiding citizens and take their weapons by force. And trust a government that has committed mass killings against many people?

[@MA-hn9vo]

@@tysondennis1016 you don't want the right to bear arms? I know the government can't pass a background check to buy a firearm but the people should still have guns.

[@MatheusFilipe-m6q]

If they put this kind of story in animations movie it well be amazing

[@klipsfilmsmelbourne]

Nitpicky part when Nick asked Jimmy what's he holding and Jimmy replied a gun writers should have change the lines Nick asked Jimmy is that loaded and Jimmy reply yes it is

[@tysondennis1016]

We need to get rid of the second amendment.

[@kidprime6863]

@@tysondennis1016 Or at least make a contingency in case it gets taken advantage of. You don't want any loopholes.

[@amywalker4187]

that why jesus said turn the other when someone slaps you

[@dejaypage1575]

Honestly I think Virgil thinking the bullying was to blame maybe shows his personal bias in the situation as he doesn’t know Jimmy’s mental health records

[@Videogeek95]

You are legitimately blaming a victim for escalating out of desperation because he MIGHT have former mental health problems... Any SANE person can be pushed to the breaking point and do something stupid... Literally the idea "Fear not the man who has everything to gain, but the one with nothing to lose." You are LITERALLY the stock standard example of the school disciplinary system and WHY this shit keeps happening...

[@dejaypage1575]

@@Videogeek95 I apologize for coming off as that. I was meaning like Virgil doesn’t know all of the non-school stuff Jimmy went through. So he only sees Nick as the main instigator to all of Jimmy’s pain when he may not know about other tragedies in Jimmy’s life

[@AaronBaker-g8g]

I feel 0 sympathy I dealt with attempts threats and some actual fights in school what needs to happen is we need to stop viewing all children as innocent angels and start treating them like the people they are and I defy you to find me one truly innocent person and I will take this claim back

[@sleddog3092]

The school shooting numbers are off. Let me ask you. Does a gun going off in a holster in the parking lot after hours count as a school shooting? It counts So does a police officer stopping an intruder.

[@HoneyButter_Biscuit]

It also counts if a student's hunting rifle accidentally goes off, regardless of there being no injuries.

[@JohnNathanShopper]

💛

[@steelheart538]

Shaggy?

[@GiRR007]

In regards to guns in america and the toy gun point i think its perfectly normal. America was founded on guns and indiviual liberty. The ability for someone to protect themselves and whats theirs. With liberty comes risk. I always saw toy guns as getting kids use to guns isntead of havong them be cosntantly fearful and off put by their own culture and rights. Ironically I feel like the MORE that this culture of protection of ones self was embraced then the LESS these kind of tragedy's would happen.

[@zzay3345]

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[@NoMoreSuperHero]

Who is we, Jimmy failed himself AND everyone.

[@ratedr7845]

Yeah, you're not smart

[@NoMoreSuperHero]

@@ratedr7845 Nah, dude, we need to stop pretending this isn't all Jimbo's fault.

[@LXLA255]

You’re right, he was willing to put his and other kids lives at stakes to get back at someone, it’s pathetic how he’s the victim here and not Richy who got shot with the gun. Focus on the actual victims, not the ones with the weapons

[@NoMoreSuperHero]

@@LXLA255 Exactly.

[@niallpike1456]

Actually it was in 2002

[@mandalorianhunter1]

First

[@kylegovender6211]

13:30 i felt that man

[@LIUKKAKE]

11:29 Well said

[@SiNKarnage]

12:03 😠