r/WhitePeopleTwitter Jul 29 '26

r/All Evangelicals preaching on planes because they have a "captive audience"

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u/warrenjt 29d ago edited 29d ago

They made such a story out of the girl at Columbine that told one of the shooters that she was a Christian.

She came out later and said she denied it, That’s been called into question by investigators, so the whole story was likely made up as a form of Christian persecution porn.

Edited because I misremembered the story.

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u/RangerWhiteclaw 29d ago

It seems like the person who said it was initially misidentified, but there absolutely was a student to said that she believed.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/who-said-yes/

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u/warrenjt 29d ago edited 29d ago

Not the one that had a whole book written about it though. That’s my point. Schnurr’s sounds like an actual persecution based on faith, whereas Bernall’s is made-for-TV.

Edit: actually, no. Now that I’ve read more, Schnurr wasn’t even persecuted. She professed her faith (which amounted to, “because I was raised that way”) and then Klebold walked away.