Posted on Apr 21, 2023
The View calls out 'Christian grandmas' for spewing bile on social media
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During a discussion on the ongoing epidemic of gun violence, including a recent series of shootings of victims who found themselves in the wrong place at the wrong time, co-host Sara Haines blamed a variety of factors -- including a basic lack of empathy.
"This instinct to shoot first is a really complicated problem with a lot of different branches," Haines said.
"I think the obsession with social media, time spent on social media, the kind of numbing of something social that's antisocial, I think consumption of porn, now we're getting into some of the lane of a lot of males of all ages, video games. A lot of these things are removing that humanity, that empathy, that connection."
"This instinct to shoot first is a really complicated problem with a lot of different branches," Haines said.
"I think the obsession with social media, time spent on social media, the kind of numbing of something social that's antisocial, I think consumption of porn, now we're getting into some of the lane of a lot of males of all ages, video games. A lot of these things are removing that humanity, that empathy, that connection."
The View calls out 'Christian grandmas' for spewing bile on social media
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I find it pretty hypocritical that the co-hosts of The View would call out anyone for spewing bile, especially their resident anti-Semite Whoopi Goldberg.
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Maj Robert Thornton
The women on the view calling out anyone spewing hate, before they call out anyone they need to get their own house in order.
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Capt Gregory Prickett
And yet there is no call for the religious right to get its house in order. SMH...
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How many people have died from medical error in the US?
250,000 people
A recent Johns Hopkins study claims more than 250,000 people in the U.S. die every year from medical errors. Other reports claim the numbers to be as high as 440,000. Medical errors are the third-leading cause of death after heart disease and cancer.Feb 22, 2018
20,138
is the estimated number of firearm deaths, excluding suicides, in 2022
The number of gun deaths in the US excluding suicides in 2022 declined slightly compared to 2021, a year that saw the most gun deaths on record. This total, tracked by the nonprofit Gun Violence Archive since 2014, includes murders, accidental shootings, and other homicides that law enforcement deemed legally justified.
250,000 people
A recent Johns Hopkins study claims more than 250,000 people in the U.S. die every year from medical errors. Other reports claim the numbers to be as high as 440,000. Medical errors are the third-leading cause of death after heart disease and cancer.Feb 22, 2018
20,138
is the estimated number of firearm deaths, excluding suicides, in 2022
The number of gun deaths in the US excluding suicides in 2022 declined slightly compared to 2021, a year that saw the most gun deaths on record. This total, tracked by the nonprofit Gun Violence Archive since 2014, includes murders, accidental shootings, and other homicides that law enforcement deemed legally justified.
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CPL Douglas Chrysler
SFC John D. I wouldn't say ban especially, but they should be held accountable.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
...""'Christian grandma' sometimes," agreed co-host Sunny Hostin. "I get a lot of those."
"Yes," Navarro added. "Christian grandmas. I think all those things you said are true, but I also think it is gross inaction in Washington, D.C. from our cowardly legislators who are beholden to the NRA and care more about donations than they do about their children."
The grandson of an elderly white man who shot a 16-year-old Black boy in the head for mistakenly ringing his doorbell said his grandfather was an avid consumer of Fox News and other conservative media -- cranked loud -- and Haines said that was to blame for a number of present-day problems.
"We're on the other side of a defamation suit where it was proven, not just talked about, the proof came out about Fox admitting and showing evidence of all the misleading things and the problem there and in D.C. is that when they perpetuated this lie of one election that led to Jan. 6, the only people that actually believed it were the people consuming their information, so the audience and the people who elected some of these officials, they never once believed it. We know that Donald Trump never believed it."
...""'Christian grandma' sometimes," agreed co-host Sunny Hostin. "I get a lot of those."
"Yes," Navarro added. "Christian grandmas. I think all those things you said are true, but I also think it is gross inaction in Washington, D.C. from our cowardly legislators who are beholden to the NRA and care more about donations than they do about their children."
The grandson of an elderly white man who shot a 16-year-old Black boy in the head for mistakenly ringing his doorbell said his grandfather was an avid consumer of Fox News and other conservative media -- cranked loud -- and Haines said that was to blame for a number of present-day problems.
"We're on the other side of a defamation suit where it was proven, not just talked about, the proof came out about Fox admitting and showing evidence of all the misleading things and the problem there and in D.C. is that when they perpetuated this lie of one election that led to Jan. 6, the only people that actually believed it were the people consuming their information, so the audience and the people who elected some of these officials, they never once believed it. We know that Donald Trump never believed it."
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