He probably meant to say "friends with victims of school shooters" or something along those lines. In the original clip the context around it makes that very clear.
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That was funny as hell. I know he misspoke but still, it was funny.
Yeah that was a real oof moment
I wish the other debates were as enjoyable as this one. Both people tried to answer the questions and treated each other with respect and empathy. I think both men came off as sincere and decent.
I’m actually inclined to agree. It’s unfortunate one of them is a theofascist piece of shit.
Nah walz isn’t that bad. He’s just naive. He’s a simple man. He didn’t mean to go fascist but thought he was doing the right thing. I’d rather see a ticket if vanz and walz myself.
There’s that good ole conservative projection in action