Three lead stories in today's New York Times.
Thursday, July 16, 2015
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2 comments:
In the U.S., you have to kill or shoot at a cop or person in the military for it to be considered worthy of stronger words. Otherwise, you're just a shooter.
Hell, the "Church Massacre" and "Shooting at Aurora Theater" (as per the paper) weren't even considered terrorism (not sure on the latter), while this Tennessee shooting was so immediately.
I think it's the background of the shooter that determines how it's portrayed in the media, no?
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