MSNBC: 16-year old crying about her sister that was killed in the theater

[Horse with no Name]

I'm sorry....this kid is hurting. I wish he would quit asking her questions.

We have turned into vultures.

My God.

[Glassunion]

1. That's the M$M for ya.

It's what we want.
It's what they feed us.

If it bleeds, it leads.

[exboyfil]

2. I didn't see it

I never want to see it. Those poor families.

[Tipperary]

3. I do not understand why her family would allow her to be interviewed.

I know that I would not speak to the media after such a tragedy in my family.

[Horse with no Name]

4. He needed to stop the interview when she started breaking down

[Tipperary]

6. I have not seen any family interviews. but like I said, I just do not

understand why her family would allow that interview. I am much older than her now, but at that age, my parents would never have allowed such a thing. The media literally feeds off misery, heartbreak, tragedy, and chaos.

Awful.

[Polly Hennessey]

10. I agree.

Why do they consent to speak to the media. I doubt I would be able to speak to anyone. If it was a child, I guess they don't realize what they are doing. Why would adults allow children to speak to the media. Have not seen the video, so guess I am just responding to the concept.

[blm]

5. Corporate media doesn't care one whit for victims or their families. If they did they

wouldn't be the enablers GOP uses shamelessly that make it possible for those neanderthals to block every common sense gun measure that the majority of citizens have wanted.

[Feron]

7. I completely agree..

the people in charge there are bereft of any decency and compassion.

They couldn't even let the family have one fucking day alone to grieve..

And minors should be an automatic no interview when it comes to events such as this. Even with adults I would tread very lightly.

[madashelltoo]

8. I love Thomas Roberts, but

I had to turn it off. Too heartbreaking. Feeding off of a child's suffering is not my thing.

[Ilsa]

9. It made me uncomfortable, but I think she felt

Better telling the world what a gem of a sister she lost. I'm not sure who called whom.