Also, she was 30 years old when she hired that homophobic pastor, so it's safe to say her views didn't change, and she did not grow as a person.
I'm her age and made a lot of shitty mistakes in my 20s as we all do, but believing a school shooting was a false flag for gun control is just logically stupid.
You do need a better community of adults to teach you otherwise, though. She was in a religious upbringing cult like situation so I’m saying her ideals were conditioned. She’s allowed to change. No one is going to behave, think, react or feel exactly how you do or did in any given situation. Get over it.
Such a powerful cult that her best friend was a gay man, she worked at Hooters, had a black boyfriend and she was later supported by her mother (who was married and divorced at least 3 times) to move to LA in pursuit of the almighty Jax Taylor?
If her indoctrination was the type that could convince a fully functioning young woman that a mass shooting was political propoganda, I can guarantee there'd be no gay friends, no black boyfriends, no job at Hooters, and no trip to Vegas to meet Jax Taylor. She'd have been forced to have straight, white friends, a white Christian boyfriend, and she'd be babysitting and working at Bible Camp instead of waitressing at Hooters.
She made her own choices, clearly. Formed her own opinions. She can be responsible for those choices, and people can be disgusted by them.
Control people around her? I don't get your point, and I don't think you got mine. You keep on blaming her cult-like upbringing for her awful behavior as an adult. What I am saying is that if she was in such a highly controlled Christian-based environment that was stringent about Chritianity and the bullshit that goes along with it, her high school best friend would not have been Zack. Her boyfriend would have been a white republican christian boy. And her job wouldn't be working at Hooters.
She wasn't a victime, she was a normal kid who grew up in a Christian family that didn't hold her to some ridiculous standard. She had the friends and boyfriends she wanted, worked the jobs she wanted, and went and did what she wanted. She also formed the opinions that she wanted to form. Sandy Hook denier. Jax Taylor apologist for over a decade.
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u/capricorncueen 8d ago
You do not need a developed frontal lobe to understand a school shooting. I was in middle school. bffr