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My biggest regret since moving abroad Move abroad in 6 months plan I’ve been afraid of changes song It breaks my heart that kids these days anticipate school shootings as a part of their lives. America has allowed that. They know, that the government and politicians and MAGA are willing to sacrifice children for a fake “right” that they twist into knots in order to keep their guns. Gun ownership is not a universal right. Also, when the constitution was written there were no automatic weapons! Or electricity or cars or indoor toilets. Is it possible that the writers of the constitution couldn’t see the future and realize how badly they wrote that document? Modern day society deserves an updated document that reflects the reality of our time. 🆘🇺🇸 #TikTokEncyclopediaContest #creatorsearchinsights

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Since moving abroad five years ago, there have been countless school shootings in the United States. And there was this one particular school shooting where they were interviewing a survivor of that shooting. And he was a new student at that school. He had just transferred to that school. And what he said to the reporter was, you know, I know school shootings happen. I just didn't think it was going to happen this soon to me transferring here. Like he expected it to happen. He had this expectation that school shootings are normal. And that is what we have done to the youth of America. We have conditioned them to believe that these things could happen to them. And yet the parents are over here like, oh, that can't happen to us. I'm so optimistic. Everything's fine. I live in a safe neighborhood as if you have some control over where those things are happening. They're happening everywhere in the United States. They're happening in rural areas. They're happening in cities. They're happening in suburbs all across that nation. And yet you protect yourself by doing the mental gymnastics.

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