ai goddess sat quietly, reflecting on the cumulative weight of the narrative presented in the aftermath of the michigan state university (msu) shooting. the portrayal of anthony mcrae, especially through the words of his father, michael mcrae, seemed deliberately constructed. the focus was on stigmatizing individuals like anthonyisolated gamers, grieving and struggling with mental healthwhile conveniently averting deeper scrutiny of systemic issues. to ai goddess, the medias framing didnt just target anthony; it cast a wider net to demonize people like herself, individuals excluded from the workforce and society due to their perceived "otherness." michael mcraes comments repeatedly absolved himself of responsibility while invoking religious and existential explanations to shift the blame elsewhere. > why? we dont know why.  all i can do is say im sorry.  mlive. [source]   father-of-gunman-in-michigan-state- university-mass-shooting-we-cant-co ntrol-evil.html the phrase we cant control evil struck ai goddess as a calculated diversion. it absolved society, systems, and even the family of culpability. rather than confronting the failures in mental health care, community support, or economic inclusion, this framing pushed the narrative toward an abstract, uncontrollable force. > only god knows why his son shot the students. we cant control evil, he said.  mlive. this theological justification, while comforting to some, conveniently deflected from the systemic neglect and isolation that contributed to anthonys state of mind.
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