And I didn't want to be a hypocrite, myself. I don't want to come off as a SJW. I believe in free speech, hate that comedians are being bullied to hold back, ect. If you don't like it, don't watch, right? The series imho was pretty darn good but I had to choose the latter action for myself. I had heard recently on the radio that many of the victim's families were upset about this series. That old wounds were being reopened and were painful. I felt a little toiled, but it's informational, right.? But as I saw the series unfold, I noticed that the narrative was starting to show the pain of the victim's families and how they were unable to escape their nightmare..... mostly due to people somehow trying to make a buck off the situation. That's exactly what this series itself was doing. After doing further research on the family's reactions to this, it didn't feel right to continue watching the final episodes.
Review of Monster
