You're listening to Comedy Central.

You know, one thing I admire about these kids is that in a way, it's a strange thing to

say, and I say it really in the most positive sense possible.

A lot of these kids come from wealthy backgrounds, right?

The school in Parkland was like a school.

It's an affluent neighborhood.

These kids have grown up having most of the things they need.

And in a way, it's interesting to see how they approach life because you can see they

go like, no, I don't understand why.

I can't get the thing that makes sense.

I can't get the thing.

This is people using their privilege, if that makes sense.

Because these kids are like, no, I don't accept this world.

And the parents and the politicians are trying to be like, well, that's not how it works.

But then you need to change it.

These kids are basically like, yeah, I don't care.

I want to see the manager.

Where's the manager?

That's what they're doing.

Because you've never seen this with any other kid.

Like, does many kids in America who unfortunately have suffered similar fates in different ways?

But you have seldom seen kids that have access to resources like these kids, access to a platform,

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