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Valentine's Day is supposed to be a day of love.

But years ago, America would learn that that's not always the case.

Sometimes it's a day full of hate.

And that was especially evident for the people of Parkland, Florida in 2018.

On that horrific day, 17 people said goodbye to their family, walked out of their home,

and left for school in one of the safest cities in the entire state.

Every single one of them went into Marjorie Stoeman Douglas High School,

completely unaware that this would be their last day on Earth.

And they had no reason to believe that this day would be any different.

After all, school is supposed to be a place where you learn and grow.

A place where you feel safe, especially on Valentine's Day.

Throughout the morning, students traded Valentine's Day cards.

They received roses and teddy bears from their high school crushes.

Many students were even wearing pink and red for the occasion.

But one person who stepped onto campus that day was ready to unleash his hatred within the school.

Instead of wearing holiday colors, he wore black in a shirt with the school's logo.

And instead of bringing Valentine's Day cards for the students, he brought an AR-15.

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