공감과 총기 규제: 비극에 대한 성찰

### 비극을 탐색하기: 총기 규제와 공감에 대한 성찰
* 🌳 때로는 공원을 산책하는 것이 마음을 맑게 하고 마음을 무겁게 짓누르는 생각에서 벗어나 **이성적인 대화가 필요할 때 도움이** 될 수 있습니다.
* ☕ 최근 라스베이거스에서 발생한 비극으로 인해 상황과 동떨어진 사람들의 의견이 급증하면서 **사건을 사소하게 여기고 온라인에서 불쾌한 분위기**를 조성하는 경우가 많았습니다.
* 💔 사망자 수가 **59명 이상, 부상자가 500명 이상**으로 증가하면서 총기 규제를 둘러싼 논의가 그 어느 때보다 중요해졌고, 특히 NRA가 입법에 영향력을 행사하고 있는 상황에서 총기 규제에 대한 논의가 그 어느 때보다 중요하다는 것이 분명해졌습니다.
* 🔫 연사는 "NRA는 손에 피를 묻히고 있다"며 더 엄격한 총기법의 필요성을 강조하며 **AR-15와 같은 무기에 대한 접근을 막는 데 상식이 우선해야 한다**고 주장합니다.
* 📰 총격범에 대한 미디어의 묘사는 화자가 **미국에서 총기를 쉽게 구할 수 있다는 점**을 강조하면서 밀어붙이는 내러티브에 대한 의문을 제기합니다.
* 😢 이 대화에서는 정신 건강 위기에 대해서도 다루며 도움이 필요한 사람들이 재정적 장벽으로 인해 도움을 받지 못하는 경우가 많아 **총기 폭력 문제가 악화**되고 있다고 지적합니다.
* 🤝 공감 능력이 점점 줄어들고 있는 세상에서 연사는 **집단적 이해와 연민을 촉구**하며 사회가 다른 사람들이 겪는 어려움에 대해 더 많이 인식할 것을 촉구합니다.
* 📅 연사는 개인적인 경험을 되돌아보며 **9/11과 같은 사건이 관점을 바꾸어 비극의 시기에 공감과 이해의 필요성**을 더 크게 인식하게 만들었다고 말합니다.

공감은 타인을 이해하고 사회의 분열을 막는 데 매우 중요합니다.

Hey guys, sometimes you just need to walk through the park to clear your head, to get the ideas that were brewing inside the brain, to get them out and release them. And I have decided to do this live stream here on YouTube because I know we could have a rational conversation than on the cesspool that is Periscope. Good to see you, Laurie. Good to see you, NYC girl. Good to see you guys. Good morning, good afternoon, good evening, wherever you are in the world, all over the world. So you know the only thing that we can learn at ''tis oh no absolutely no yeah no they're not making light of it. Good to stick and see it, J Maas nation. Thank you so much. No, you know referring to my made a fresh cup of coffee. I'm gonna need a cup of coffee after this ya know. Somebody wasn't making light of the situation, a very sad day. I'll be good to see you. So I tweeted out that it had to unfollow some Scopus and they are all Periscopers. They don't

really do anything else, but one of them's on here on YouTube, on column here new to go. So they all do have something in common. They don't live here in the States, and they used it as an opportunity to say, See, thought you see you dummy Yanks, you people in the United States, right barbarians, you guys don't know how to live. And you know people who do stuff like that, all right, you know, are the most beyond petty, you know. I could call it unfortunately the 9/11 effect. For me, the 9/11 effect is the people who live furthest away from New York seem to have all the answers, seem to know exactly what happened. It's beyond toxic, it's beyond toxic. NYC girl, and yeah, exactly, exactly [__] exactly. You know, a couple of these people actually throw a rational human being, who was smart, but I'm reading, I'm looking at their retweets in them, and I'm reading their tweets, and I'm like, Wow, these people are complete

[ __ ] these people are complete [ __ ] and they don't deserve me anymore watching them. Good to see it, Denise. So, I have followed a few people today. They didn't block them, didn't block them, and I realize for the most what they don't follow me anyway, so who gets two shifts? But you know when you have an event like this happen, you know, and I knew this was going on last night when I got home from Coney Island. I just got finished watching all the replays, and we did have a lot of fun yesterday, but the news was just coming across Twitter at around one o'clock in the morning here. Have, yeah, absolutely, absolutely, Laura. And they, you know, they trivialize it, Laurie, because they're so far away, you know, they're not here, you know, it's the same thing with 911. They have, everyone has their own convoluted ideas of what happened and why it happened and how it happened, and they're the furthest away.

from here that they're nowhere. Nick, I've never even been to New York. Having these people so hear it. Here it is a true, a real just the beyond tragedy in Vegas today. Oh, this morning. And you know when the news was breaking, I was like, you know what? I can't. I can't deal with it. And I went to bed hoping for the worst. I'm hoping for the best. Good to see you, Joy. Yeah, you have this up watching the news. You have to disconnect yourself from it because it gets overwhelming. You know, I was hoping for the best when I went to bed. It was like only like five confirmed dead. And but waking up to hear 56:59, who knows how many have a feeling said to be in the sixties or maybe even 70s. Over 500 injured. It really makes you think. It really makes you think. You know, here it is on a week when the NRA lobbyists are pushing for for Less restrictions on silencers. Imagine if this [ __ ] had a silencer from that 33rd floor or the

32nd floor. Imagine if he had a silencer. So personally, my own view on this, and I wanted to tweet this out, but you know, it's better I'm doing it on here so you can see my face saying it. The NRA has blood on its hands, and every single politician that has taken money from the NRA has blood on their hands. They've had little in their hands for the longest, but now it's quite apparent that we need more strict gun control. And you know, it's a very simple thing. I don't think people should be able to buy AR-15s in a store. Common sense though, it's common sense stuff. It's common sense stuff. I hope so, Joy. I hope so too, but will it happen now? The lobbyists have more. I mean, if you look at the stocks for the, you know, like Remington and all the major firearms producers, their stock skyrocketed this morning. Absolutely, Jay. Absolutely, absolutely it did. They don't necessarily say like the call to the Holocaust didn't

happen or not. Lebanon has been having these crazy conspiracy theories just to kind of support their own narrative on how they think the world works. The world, again, and I think we all know this, the world is not black and white; the world is a lot of gray. There are a lot of middle areas you hear. You know, personally, I don't know why this guy isn't being called a terrorist or a domestic terrorist. It's kind of interesting. It was exactly if you grow up, put a uniform on, if you want to play with guns. Yes, too much money involved. That's the problem. There's too much money involved, and the money is buying politicians, and that's you having legislate across the country that makes it incredibly easy to get a gun. And you know, that's a great question, Ricky. That is a great question. I don't know how the hell you enter a hotel, the Mandalay Bay nonetheless, with what was an eighteen rifle, something like that, something god-awful like that. Good to see you, Norm. We're better than

this as a country, we're better than this. First of all, we really are. You look at everyone getting together, you know, it's kind of crazy how they couldn't pick that up. Yeah, it's, yeah, no joy, absolutely. Look who got a Dear Leader elected. Yeah, send too many, ten too many, one too many, one too many. But you know, it's amazing how, yeah, they're in the back pockets, and it's really a shame. It's really a shame because who becomes the collateral damage? Regular people like you and me. Good to see a male, regular people like you and me are the collateral damage. Yeah, they can fit the suitcases, yeah, but still 18:18, it's too much. It's like, I don't know how, I don't know how you could travel around with all that stuff, you know, and makes me second-guess, okay, when I hop on the train tomorrow morning, there's somebody gonna have a rifle or pistol. Yeah, I'm more worried about the simple things like somebody having a bomb on their body and blowing

themselves up, you know, but you know those people 4,000 miles away, they know data was really going to have the gall to tweet and have their own, and I am going to expound some of these stupid theories. And what was even more upsetting, what was even more upsetting, was that there were these right-wing news sites putting out pure propaganda saying who the shooter was, and they had pictures good to say Brooklyn kid. I mean, they had everything already figured out. He was an Arab, and then throwing up pictures was like soccer players and stuff like that. And then these idiots who periscope and retweeting that [ __ ] you know what. I always pray my mom knew. My mom lived in my apartment. We have a little picture of the Virgin Mary with a little bit of holy water in there. It makes you really absolutely Denise. It was a 64-year-old white guy, exactly, and we don't know if he was a Trump supporter. We don't know if he was

a Bernie Sanders supporter. It doesn't matter. You're yet to see what happened, horribleness happening in Vegas, horribleness. These people were going to a concert. That's all they were good at. That's what they were doing. You know, I'm always reminded of one of my favorite YouTubers of all time, may she rest, Christina Grimmie. Christina Grimmie had so much life that she was willing to just give to everybody, and one jealous person [__] it up for everybody, and now we have lost that amazing voice. And then the very next night, you had the Pulse shooting, also in Orlando. There's something wrong here. There's a disconnect here between the laws, mental illness. I mean, we have a mental illness crisis in this country. There are people out there roaming the streets of your hometown who just need a little bit of medical assistance, but you know what? Now it costs too much money. It costs too much money. So, so we let, so we let them fall through the cracks when any simple

professional help, simple professional help, that's all they need. But the people over there, 4,000 miles away, and I'll name my lamb some locations for everyone on the M sub location valium, some countries, maybe in one city, a couple of people from the UK, and one person from Hong Kong, and that's all I'm going to say about these people. They know what the hell is going on, right? They know what's going on. That's why they retweet all that garbage. Yeah, I hope they didn't do it on Periscope. They did it on your Twitter accounts. I mean, they were tweeting out some really, really ridiculous [__]. Some people don't want help, that's true. Some people don't want help. Some people would mess with mental illnesses. They don't want help. That's why they're homeless. That's why they're, you know, walking around with garbage bags on their feet. Yeah, it was, you know, something like this again. You know, I'm still gonna live my life. You know, I live in probably Oh stupid people.

do with stupid stupid people do exactly. It is very if you know it is. It is Laurie. It is way easier to get a gun than get mental help and hopefully people will do something about. Hopefully the tide will will change. Hopefully we finally learned something from this but I don't think we are. If anything the ideologies that people spew are going to get more and more divisive. Good to see a guy hey man good morning be safe out there on the roads of America by guy Haman. He hops in his truck goes all across the country. Anything could happen to that guy at any moment. Anything but we still live our lives. We still have to go on. If we could just be a little bit more if we could just be a little bit more sympathetic here we go damn it. Okay hopefully we're back. I think we're back. It's probably gonna get worse. It usually does. Yeah some people just live in their own fishbowl. Sorry about that. Somebody got somebody got threw in the coal there. I thought I had

my do not disturb on. I mean, this is the reason why I'm doing this. This is the reason why I'm doing this broadcast right now. We need empathy. We need more empathy in this world. It's not about me, it's about we. Okay, guide you guys right with the Lord's protection. Absolutely. Good morning, good afternoon, Nigel. We need more empathy. Okay, sorry about that. Wait, hold on, we're back. We're coming back, we're coming back. Somebody's calling me, calling and calling me. They gotta wait, they gotta wait. Yeah, I know we have lost empathy as a nation. This is why we have the person who is the president right now. It's people who cannot lose an argument, it's people who cannot see the other side of a situation, or you, they don't put themselves in other people's shoes. They just have their own ideology. It's absolutely Denise with the kids and the parents. You passed by the Mandalay Bay four days ago, isn't it crazy? From the 32nd floor, I

mean there's actually footage of people. There's a woman who's driving a truck, a pickup truck, and she's driving down the strip, and people are pouring out, having these people covered in blood, half of them on makeshift stretchers made out of fencing. And it, it's, and what did she do? She got everyone into the truck, and she put him in the back of the truck, and she's had to driving people to the hospital. You know, and that could have been guy him, and that could have been guy him, and driving down the road, anything could happen at any time. You have to be aware exactly got him. You have to be aware of what's going around at all times. You know, I mean, you know, New York and 9/11 taught me that. You know, unfortunately, you know, for me, you know, not what 9/11 happened. I was 21 years old. I was 21 years old, and I'm not gonna lie. Before that, I lived my life rather naively, but after 9/11, I began to think how's my

Muslim friend doing. How's my Sikh friend doing? You know, house my house, my friend from India doing, because I knew they were going to get railroaded into some stupidity. A lot of people did carry, but unfortunately, a lot of people would. 9/11 happened, also created their own stupidity. I mean, stuff that's not even based in facts, it's just based on political talking points. All right, I have somebody calling me over and over again. They don't understand it. I'm live right now. I'm gonna stop this broadcast, and I'm gonna come right back in two minutes. I'm really sorry. I'm trying to make a point. Somebody keeps on calling. Well, I'll be back in two minutes. Hold on.

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공원에서 머리 정리하기: 라이브 스트리밍 성찰

이 화자는 Periscope의 부정적인 면을 피하고 합리적인 대화를 위해 YouTube에서 생방송을 하기로 결정한 이유를 공유합니다.

미국에서 멀리 떨어진 곳에 살면서 미국에서 일어나는 사건을 비판하고 사소하게 여기는 사람들에 대한 불만을 표현합니다.

이 화자는 소셜 미디어에서 사소한 댓글을 남긴 일부 사람들을 언팔로우하고 그들의 행동이 얼마나 해로운지를 강조했습니다.

라스베이거스의 비극적인 총격 사건

라스베이거스 총격 사건으로 인해 56~70명의 사망자와 500명 이상의 부상자가 발생하는 등 엄청난 인명 피해가 발생했습니다.

총기 규제 완화를 요구하는 NRA의 주장은 면밀한 조사를 받고 있으며, 연설자는 이 비극에 대해 이 단체와 정치적 지지자들을 비난하고 있습니다.

연설자는 총기 구입의 용이성과 정치에서 돈의 영향력에 의문을 제기하며 더 엄격한 총기 규제 조치를 촉구했습니다.

정치 및 사회적 이슈가 일반인에게 미치는 영향

연사는 정치 시스템과 그 지도자들에 대한 불만을 표출하며 일반 국민들의 부수적인 피해를 강조합니다.

공공장소에서의 폭력에 대한 우려를 이야기하고 우익 뉴스 사이트의 선전과 잘못된 정보 확산을 비판합니다.

연사는 이번 사태와 개인적인 연관성, 범인의 신원과 동기를 둘러싼 불확실성에 대해 반성합니다.

콘서트 총격 사건이나 펄스 총격 사건과 같은 비극적인 사건은 불안한 폭력 패턴을 강조합니다.

연사는 미국의 정신 질환 위기를 강조하며 도움이 필요한 사람들을 위한 저렴한 의료 지원의 부족을 지적합니다.

또한 정신 건강 문제로 어려움을 겪는 사람들과 도움을 줄 수 있는 사람들 사이의 단절을 비판하는 한편, 모든 사람이 도움을 구하는 것은 아니라는 점을 인정합니다.

총을 구하는 것보다 정신적 도움을 받는 것이 더 어렵다는 사회적 문제를 강조합니다.

연사는 공감과 타인의 관점을 이해하는 것의 중요성을 강조합니다.

또한 사회의 분열적인 이데올로기에 대한 우려와 긍정적인 변화를 만들기 위한 집단적 접근의 필요성에 대해 이야기합니다.

픽업트럭을 운전하는 한 여성이 위기 상황에서 부상당한 사람들을 도우며 삶의 예측 불가능성을 강조합니다.

이 연사는 9/11 사태로 인해 다양한 배경을 가진 친구들의 안녕에 대해 더 많이 인식하게 되면서 자신의 관점이 어떻게 바뀌었는지 되돌아봅니다.

또한 이 사건으로 인해 정치적 논점에 따라 잘못된 행동과 판단을 내릴 수도 있었습니다.