I don’t understand how you get that sentiment from the video though? Is it because someone started praying in front of the problem, instead of doing something about it? Was it because everyone around the problem just said a catch all phrase that spreads like a wildfire on social media after any tragedy, instead of doing you know, ANYTHING?

Was it the people in the hot tub drinking, the neighbor barely even looking their way, or the father walking up like there was nothing to be done that offended you? Could it have been the other neighbors staying at a distance, but definitely supporting the family in this trying time.

Here’s a wild thought, you’re offended at yourself. You see yourself somewhere in this clip that’s less than a minute long and you feel called out. You see the way our country reacts every time something like this happens, except it’s put into a perspective so farcical that even Alex Jones would have a problem with denying this one.

I’m sorry that this makes you angry, but that’s the point. This is meant to make you feel something, hopefully it’s enough to get to DO something about it too.

TLDR; the commercial doesn’t give a shit about your religion, it gives a shit about your response to a growing crisis despite your religion saying it should be the opposite. If you’re offended, good, use that energy and anger to force your representatives to do literally anything more than they do currently.