Third Grader Describes Shooting, Excited to See Her Dad.

[Grassy Knoll]

[Justin_Beach]

1. I think it's appalling

That CNN (and others) saw fit to interview children in the parking lot. The only people they should be talking to at this stage are each other, their parents and (hopefully) councilors and psychologists. Those reporters (along with whoever had the idea) should be fired and blackballed.

[Tumbulu]

2. I agree! (nt)

[Grassy Knoll]

3. Wow, Word for Word .......

from the rightwing ECO chamber, How Compassionate.

[Justin_Beach]

4. No idea what you're talking about

...I'm sopposed to be compassionate to the reporters who are, in effect, abusing children for ratings?

[Grassy Knoll]

5. What ?

A Child lost her classmates, and a reporter asked her about her loss, Oh the shame.

[Angry Dragon]

6. .............

[Justin_Beach]

10. Yes it is shameful

Why does the reporter, a stranger, need to even ask the question? The (surviving) children were terrified and devastated. Anyone who thinks about it for more than a second knows that. The child and/or the parents were exploited by news networks for ratings - so they could put video of terrified children on the news. It was ghoulish of them, and ghoulish of the people who tune in to watch it.

[xtraxritical]

8. CNN? What about the parent's allowing it?

[1monster]

9. I think children NEED to talk about it. Whether or not to a reporter would depend on the

child. I assume that every child interviewed had parental permission. Allow the parents to know their children better than we do.

[diabeticman]

7. This country has really lost it's senses. These parents are probably so happy their child

was okay they probably didn't think clearly.


A third grader doesn't need to be on tv talking about this.

I know some people have no problem with this but is just stomach turning.