Student survivors of Parkland shooting react to YouTube shooting.

On Tuesday, students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, who survived the Parkland shooting just six weeks ago, reacted to the shooting at YouTube in San Bruno, California.

My heart goes out to those in the YouTube shooting, I’m so sorry, this should have never happened, I promise we’re going to fight for you.

— Sarah Chadwick (@Sarahchadwickk) April 3, 2018

I legit just came home from school and turned on the tv to relax, and broke down crying. I shouldn't have to see yet another mass shooting on tv. #EnoughIsEnough

— Leonor Munoz (@Leonor4Change) April 3, 2018

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The worst thing that people have said to me when attempting to comfort me is "I'm sorry you had to go through this." But I didn't HAVE to go through it. No one does. It didn't NEED to happen. Not at Douglas. Not at Columbine. And not at Youtube either.

— Leonor Munoz (@Leonor4Change) April 3, 2018

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Please stay stafe. When you get out, we will fight together.

Oh god please stay safe.

— Leonor Munoz (@Leonor4Change) April 3, 2018

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I’ve seen so many tweets regarding @YouTube HQ and the parallels to that day at MSD are uncanny. Everyone @TeamYouTube please stay safe. To my peers, please avoid spreading news that has not been confirmed by police or officials.

— Nikhita Nookala (@nikhitaaan) April 3, 2018

I’m in tears right now because I seriously am heartbroken once again. How can this happen AGAIN?! For everyone working at the YouTube Headquarters I hope you are okay. We are here for you. I am so sorry it’s come to this. I am so sorry you had to go through this.

— giuliana. #neveragain (@giu0807) April 3, 2018

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Today I’m going to a town hall to talk about gun violence prevention. Two and a half hours before I am suppose to go, there is reports of a shooting at YouTube headquarters in California. When are they going to understand that change needs to happen so that more lives aren’t lost

— Jose Iglesias (@Jose_Iglesiass) April 3, 2018

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Wishing everyone the best❤️ no one should have to go through this fear https://t.co/vzGOCM12gl

— Jose Iglesias (@Jose_Iglesiass) April 3, 2018

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My heart is breaking. Police respond to an active shooter at YouTube's office in California #youtubeshooting https://t.co/OriSiwR9SQ

— lex (@witchyactivist) April 3, 2018

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I can’t see any guns anymore without getting sick to my stomach. I know we can’t ban all of them but I’m just so tired of this. I’m so sick of having people relate to our experience.

— lex (@witchyactivist) April 3, 2018

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How many more people have to die

— lex (@witchyactivist) April 3, 2018

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I’m crying. Another shooting.

— lex (@witchyactivist) April 3, 2018

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The YouTube HQ shooting is proof that this is NOT just schools. Our country has a GUN problem. End of story.

— Jaclyn Corin (@JaclynCorin) April 3, 2018

Seeing tweets of workers from Youtube saying they are barricaded and hiding under a table and pictures of people running with their hands in the air takes me back to a day I don’t want to relive. Fearing for your life due to guns should not be normalized.

— natasha (@sighnatasha) April 3, 2018

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Shootings are not just a school issue. It’s an everday issue and an everywhere issue. We need to do something because enough is enough. If politicians won’t do anything about it, then its time to #VoteThemOut

— natasha (@sighnatasha) April 3, 2018

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Not even two months after what happened at our school. Not even a month after what happened at Great Mills. But this time, it’s not a school.

Hoping all turns out well. https://t.co/RIMxU7Jl8f

— Alex Wind (@al3xw1nd) April 3, 2018

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We will not rest until those deemed the tragic term “shooting survivor” can live in peace, regardless of where in this country they may be.#YoutubeShooting #NeverAgain

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— Ryan Deitsch (@Ryan_Deitsch) April 3, 2018

I'm glad that people are getting out safely- and I'm sorry that you have this experience as well. I hope the rest of you get out safely. https://t.co/hjP1CqPoek

— Ariana Lopez //NEVERAGAIN (@ArianaLopez_MSD) April 3, 2018

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There is an active shooter at the YouTube headquarters in California. I hope everyone is unharmed and barricaded as well as they can be. Please stay safe. Police, please take action and don't fail them. They are in danger.

— Ariana Lopez //NEVERAGAIN (@ArianaLopez_MSD) April 3, 2018

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This is why I will not stop. After my daughters murder in Parkland, people focused on schools. Now everyone will say secure office buildings. We need to stop this nonsense and deal with guns. https://t.co/0sJZZS10qD

— Fred Guttenberg (@fred_guttenberg) April 3, 2018

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Hoping for a speedy recovery for those injured. Follow the story here:
https://t.co/A4KYvLSsfu

— Cameron Kasky (@cameron_kasky) April 3, 2018

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My heart breaks for YouTube... I pray that no life was lost and I promise more action to prevent this, we can stop this.#NeverAgain #YoutubeShooting https://t.co/drKXZ3FX7a

— Matt Deitsch (@MattxRed) April 3, 2018

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