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National media is selective on reporting mass shootings
Oddly, 4 shot/3 killed by this guy, but I guess he doesn't fit the agenda for national news.
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1468796969.jpg Man suspected of shooting 4 people, killing 3 of them, in Clark County | OregonLive.com |
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We are all just victims here. Poor us.
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''His criminal history merited an entry on the Anti-Defamation League’s website under extremism and terrorism for multiple attacks on black men in southwest Washington.
During a March 2013 assault, Luyster and his brother, Brian, beat a man at a bar and threatened to kill him during a racially-motivated attack and in 2000, he was linked to another hate crime. He was due in trial court Monday after allegedly pistol-whipping his ex-girlfriend in May.'' This from the NY Daily News. https://news.google.com/news/story?cf=all&hl=en&ned=us&cf=all&ncl=dx61rH5zAlc2l PMncerJZF3bvjJ7M&topic=n&scoring=d Let's see who picks it up tomorrow |
Not to get all PARFy, but...
Yes, the national cable TV media is selective, but with good reason. There isn't enough hours in the day to report every shooting associated with gang activity, domestic disturbances, and robberies. The local media tends (local TV news, newspapers) to cover this. |
Cory Batey sentenced to 15 years in Vanderbilt rape case
we an play the game. why isn't this hate crime/rape getting more press? |
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Great observation, wd!
However, camera distortion could easily account for the differences. The doorframe and the top of his pants seem consistent. |
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People need to remember that cable "news" stations aren't about as much about news as they are about ratings and profits. For example, Trump was heavily covered, and legitimized by cable news because of ratings. The stories are selected to maximize ratings in the target audience, and the number of stories are dictated by the staff available and the cost of covering the story. A story of only local interest would not have as good a ROI (return on investment). This business model is the same whether it is CNN, MSNBC, or FOX News. The Days of Murrow, Cronkite, Huntley, Brinkley, and the network news divisions being independent of the P&L are long gone. The movie "Network" had it right. |
Apples and oranges.
ps I've quit trying to understand, much less watch, and broadcast media, It's all leftist, with the exception of Fox, which is mostly worthless and host-oriented. |
It is not just with respect to mass shootings that the media is selective in reporting.
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National Media is selective period.
Pushing their agenda. More ratings = more advertising = more money. There's always a reason. |
Cable news - it's all about selling us soap and cola and beer.
(And the skinhead is a local story, I've been following it in my local news for since it broke...good catch about the two views, Patrick - maybe he lost some weight due to meth addiction since the shot of his back was taken!) |
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