Jackie Oshry also says she won't apologize for the comment.
Needless to say, Jackie's comment has incurred ample backlash online, with many lambasting her logic and asking for an apology.
According to the publication, Jackie later attempted to"clarify" what she meant within a private Facebook group for fans of the podcast — saying she believes that higher-end theaters are safer,"because why would a shooter pay $30 for a movie when they can pay $15." "I'm sorry to anyone who was hurt by what I said because that is never my intention but damn, some of you are so quick to assume the absolute worst of me," she concluded in the comment, which wasThe publication also reports that when reached for comment, Jackie said she wouldn't apologize for the comment nor edit it out.
"I think it's important on this show that I reserve the right to do that — that's how we get through things that are difficult to talk about, shedding a little light and laughter on the subject," Jackie continued, before arguing that"there are enough shows out there that will handle serious matters very seriously, and you can get that experience somewhere else."
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