supremacist just six monthess ago. can i help you out? do you remember how? to witness her compassion for a misguided young man like gabe is remarkable. do you want a stphug if you re not comfortable, it s okay to say so. okay. at first i was really reluctant about meeting with heather s mom. seemed like you guys connected. yeah, we did. i m glad she was able to see where i was coming from. this is a big step in gabe s journey but it s not last. what will you discover with a lens made by essilor?
but before i hit rock bottom i opened a record store to sell white power music. are you sick and tired of that alternative tkpwrufpg crap? that s why i m here supplier of the underground chaos record. i had to offer other music genres and that meant talking with customers who were black, jewish and gay. i began to realize i had more in common with these strangers than skin heads i d surrounded myself with and that changed the course of my life. what happened to me was a form of immersion and it s a critical tool in my work. i push people to have an open dialogue with the enemy, the people they think they hate. gabe is just like i used to be living in a white power echo
this communist protester rebel so not her. heather came from a broken home. her dad had drug problems. he s clean now but he was never clean while she was growing up. heather seemed to just take it all in but i know it damaged her in ways. gabe, would you mind sharing your upbringing lat with susan. when i was around seven years old my mom kind of went off on a binder for a couple years and dating less than desirable and one of those less than desirable men tried to kill her on christmas eve while me and my brother were in the house. that was fun. i m so sorry.
he was a gang member who didn t even [ bleep] in his gang. i don t even think he s white, okay. i don t give a if guys like cant well insult me but i m worried about the thousands of people who infect are infected by your poison every day. people like gabe. when one people, one nation, one leader. adolph. i ve been working with gabe for eight months and thought we were making progress but it s clear he s still holding on to some demons. what kind of looks did you get when you wore this shirt out? not good ones.
sit down. pretty chilly out there. yeah a little bit. gabe, what are you feeling right now? honestly a bit awkward. just because we both know you were here this summer. gabe, what s it like being here now? what s the feeling of being back in charlottesville? just realizing the magnitude of what happened there because that got like national attention. i wasn t even expecting that to be honest with you. how did you feel somebody had been killed? i didn t know how to feel and honestly i really didn t care i think that s part of the problem is there s this image of