Kashuv didn’t grow up around guns, and his family never owned any, he told O’Connor. But when his peers say that “banning automatic weapons” is a solution to mass shootings, he corrects them.
“They’ve been banned for a long time,” he says.
Kashuv told former Rep. Jason Chaffetz, R-Utah, also appearing on “Mornings with Maria,” that he doesn’t think violent video games have an effect, “even slightly,” on his peers.
“We can clearly tell reality from video games, and there’s a clear divide,” he said.
Kashuv also took a swing at the mainstream media, telling O’Connor, “This entire tragedy has become a media show.”
“A lot of the media, they’re unemotional, and they don’t care anymore about the tragedy,” only about ratings, he said.
Florida School Shooting Survivor Counsels Alternatives to Gun Bans
“They’ve been banned for a long time,” he says.
Kashuv told former Rep. Jason Chaffetz, R-Utah, also appearing on “Mornings with Maria,” that he doesn’t think violent video games have an effect, “even slightly,” on his peers.
“We can clearly tell reality from video games, and there’s a clear divide,” he said.
Kashuv also took a swing at the mainstream media, telling O’Connor, “This entire tragedy has become a media show.”
“A lot of the media, they’re unemotional, and they don’t care anymore about the tragedy,” only about ratings, he said.
Florida School Shooting Survivor Counsels Alternatives to Gun Bans
