My stepsister begged for a Ouija (she pronounced it “ow-ja”) when she was 9, got one for her bday, and then she and I and my other sister all “played” it together. Guess what happened—not a damn thing. The thing did not move at all. That’s because we didn’t move it! Objects can’t move on their own without people…

I doubt you’re unempathetic, I just think you made this story up (like all of the other supernatural stories). The lack of follow-through on witnessing child trauma on a YouTube video is evidence to me of that. I don’t believe that ghosts, spirits, etc. exist, and stories where people claim to have encountered them…

It’s not Olivia Pope, it’s a very simple click of a button—report this video. If you drove past a car accident, wouldn’t you call 911?

Did you report the video to YouTube? Or share the link with police? Shouldn’t the police investigate this snuff film, as you call it? Instead you just imply that the YouTube video unleashed a malevolent spirit into your apartment. What about the welfare of the children you claim you saw in this video?