Why is it okay for videos of people being brutally killed allowed on the internet?

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    • thoro [none/use name]
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      I wasn't shown much in a classroom setting, but when I was younger, I did seek some out videos precisely because I knew I was sheltered from a lot of the darker aspects of the human experience and wanted to look behind the curtain in what was basically a safe, controlled environment.

      Some of the first videos I saw of people dying, besides like 9/11 I guess, were protest videos of protesters getting shot.

      Nowadays, I know I don't need to see that stuff anymore so I avoid it when I can, but what I watched left a strong enough impression to shape some of my politics and I believe help keep myself attuned to reality and realize the bubble I really live in.

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            • Aliveelectricwire [it/its]
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              I agree with your post entirely. I'm from the Southside of Chicago and the first time I saw someone get killed in a driveby I was a fucking child. Being ignorant of what violence looks like is a privilege. Also please get some sleep? Edit: you can have one of my Ambien comrade

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