Sean Herron

Uh, but like she, she just wants to, to, to make the bad thing that she went through have meaning.

And she's so stuck on, uh,

having an enemy she's so stuck on giving it meaning that she just can't accept that maybe just sometimes bad things happen to people and like i'm sorry that she was a victim of that and that's just the case but you know she can't continue to just be the enemy of freedom because she's scared and because she has to have meaning behind what happened to her like i'm sorry it happened but sometimes bad things happen

Yeah.

I think it all roots from what I said, though.

I think it all roots that everyone wants to have a reason.

Everyone wants to figure out the meaning behind something.

Everyone wants to make a difference when something happens to them.

But the bottom line is there really can't be a difference.

She can't make a difference.

Gun control is never going to work in the United States.

It's always going to be a tit for tat that's going on.

She's never going to be able to find any meaning out of it.

She's never going to be able to find any satisfaction out of it.

She's never going to be able to take away the bad thing that happened to her.

And, uh, like, that's just the, the, the fact that, you know, she sees it as a way to, my guess is she sees it as a way to, to, you know, make sense of it.

And like, I understand that, but I don't think that taking away the rights of your fellow American citizens, many of whom are gun owners and many of whom are actually sad that that happened to her.

Like, yeah.

I get less sad every time I hear her talk, but like at the same time, like it sucks that that happened.

I'm so sorry that that happened to you.