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They're communicating that they've been desensitized to a high degree because of the brutality of the genocide, that this feels pale in comparison.
I agree. I heard the audio on the news site, it had a warning which is fine, but wasn't that bad. An adult knew she's going to die and communicated it in a rather calm manner, it was quick, you didn't hear anything but her voice, and wouldn't know what happened or when relative to what she said.
I googled Learjet just to get more details on the plane, and the first thing I hit was a reddit post which had a supposed pilot explaining their experience, but the mod was in there banning people for posting the audio, with a pinned comment explaining that, and describing it as extreme gore and nsfl. It's not that bad.
Did the video of the plane crashing horrify you?
A few years ago, it would have been horrifying. After watching children's brains spilling out of their heads for over a year, it's just an accident like any other, it triggers nothing emotionally.