edit: did watch!


Here is the thing that gets me with these youtube videos....
1. That could have been written into an article on a single webpage with the four or so photographs as visual evidence, which I could have read and processed in approximately one minute. Instead, I had to wait three minutes to get the total argument made, which could have been condensed into 1/3 of the time. Many youtube videos do this.
2. Not related, but so many youtube videos use music and sound effects to subconsciously "guide" the viewer. It is cheap, and once you become aware of it, it is so blatantly obvious and tacky. However, since most people sleepwalk through life, it is effective, highly effective. It makes me wonder about the true intentions behind some of the Sandy Hook videos though...the arguments presented in some of those videos stand on their own merit...but including the "guiding" soundtrack makes me wonder who is actually behind the video's creation...