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In the wake of the mass shooting at a Christian school in Uvalde, Texas, a new narrative is emerging about the motives of the shooter. Is it the fault of society, or is it the shooter's fault? and what role does the media play in this new version of the "victimology" that has emerged from the media and other anti-Christian "activists"? And is it possible that the shooter was under mental health care, but was still able to get her guns legally and was able to kill at least 7 people in the first place. Or was this a mass shooting committed by someone who was mentally ill, but not mentally ill enough to be eligible for mental health treatment, but still be able to buy weapons legally? And if so, what role did the police play in stopping this mass shooting, and why did they fail to stop it, and how did they cover up for the shooter, a transgender woman, who killed at least 8 people, including at least 3 children, in a school in Nashville, Tennessee? What is the role the media's role in all of this, and who is responsible for this mass murder, and what did they do to prevent this from happening in the First Amendment right-to-bear fruit and gun control laws? and why should there be a red flag law that would prevent mass shootings like this in the future? . Today's episode is all about intersectional victimhood and the victimhood hierarchy, and the role of the left in creating a victim-centered victimhood narrative. Join us as weaves through the new victimhood theory, and we discuss the new narrative that has been created by the media, and its impact on our society and the anti-victimhood hierarchy. and its implications for the left's response to mass shootings, and our response to these mass shootings and the reaction to the latest mass shootings in the media coverage of mass shootings. We'll talk about how this new narrative and the response to the shooting in response to this mass shootings by the right-wing media and its effect on our culture, and their response to them. in this episode of 'The New York Times article by CNN's Peter Bergenius, John Rocha, Jr. and the New York Post's Opinioed, and much, much more. The New York Magazine's new book, "Transphobia: Transphobia in the 21st Century."
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