Phrases like “when I hid with dozens of classmates in a choir teacher’s office” and “guns are now the number one killer of children and adolescents in the United States” are extremely difficult to process (Nason para. 3. Then, the sand is sanded. He highlights the trauma and anxiety he has had to deal with following this tragedy where many of his friends passed away, making it clear that the term “never forget” was overlooked. These patterns have not stopped since the Columbine shooting, only progressing more over time as I mentioned earlier. Yes, the media has been known to give the shooters more screen time than the victims, but this will not change unless experts and elected officials take charge. The news can be a great resource to promote positivity, mental health help, and reduce toxic behavior. Rather than encourage violence, as it has done so for the past 20 years, it should advocate for speaking out and safety. Do we really want yet another school shooting to affect the lives of so many more people? To conclude, the media has many great aspects, but it also holds an extremely dark side that many want to