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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