Sacred Haven of Debauchery

So many times? Just once? If you've seen it happen a lot, does that mean you should take it more lightly? So what if someone else died, so many people have already died.
There was an episode about this on the show. Remember, Loki?

First, in sixth grade, a classmate of my sister's died (okay, he's nobody to me, but I knew what state his mother was in and what their family had been through), then in seventh grade, a former classmate from a parallel class died (we were very close and his death upset me a lot, and his mother, on top of already losing her husband, now lost her son, which was a huge shock for her), then my neighbor died, whom I used to hang out with as a child (his mother became an alcoholic and is now a drunk, because she has no one left and doesn't care about her own life), and finally, a childhood friend who was like a sister to me died (her parents are also having a hard time, but they are really showing strength and moving on, because they know that there is nothing they can do about it).
In general, you shouldn't talk about things you don't know. So, I'm sorry that the death of some boy I don't know, whose mother has gone crazy because of it, doesn't affect me. And what would change if this video evoked some emotions in me? Would the boy come back to life?