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Drew Brees Is Upset With New Orleans After Will Smith Murder
by Larry Leo
April 12, 201617 Comments

Derick E. Hingle-USA TODAY Sports
Saints QB Drew Brees was on WWL Radio Monday sharing his thoughts on the death of teammate Will Smith who was shot and killed over the weekend following a minor car accident. Brees is upset with the city of New Orleans and how people are treated...
(Yardbarker)
quote:You can hear the whole interview here.
“You know, there were so many emotions when I first heard what happened. And I’ll be honest with you, part of my emotions was I was angry. I was sad for New Orleans, and I also was angry at New Orleans. Because I feel like this is a problem that’s been around for a long time. And it’s not just New Orleans, it’s nationwide. It’s worldwide. It’s the way that people treat people. And somehow along the way, we’ve all become desensitized to the fact that this stuff happens every day and it’s OK, or we can kind of just move on from it as if it’s gonna happen and it’s part of the way things are and there’s nothing we can really do about it. And listen, it’s overwhelming.
“And it’s not an easy process and it’s not an overnight fix. But that is something we can all band together and we can find ways to make sure that these young men know that there is hope. They do have opportunity. There are people that care about them. So they don’t have to feel like this is their only option. Because I feel like in a majority of these cases, these acts of violence and gun violence happen because these young men feel like they have no other option, and they don’t have any regard for the life they’re about to take or their own lives, or the consequences of it. I think we all need to take a really hard look at that.”
(Yardbarker)
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