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Can The News Stop Talking About Shootings?

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Loves to blog and debate

Can The News Stop Talking About Shootings? published by The 1st Amender
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Posted on 2017-10-02
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I say this in the best of ways.  While we can get into the overall collectivism about how we should get rid of guns like this -- I won't play that argument.  It honestly has been said so many times it's not even worth repeating at this point.  While I don't consider stripping away freedoms to be very viable; especially ones that are needed to overthrow tyranical government.

No. My argument is that the news overall gives a killer fame.  I say this in the best way possible. While we should honor those who were lost in Las Vegas I can't emphasize enough by putting up an image of the man who shot up everyone with his name in lights you give others an idea for an exit strategy out of their life.

Take the next depressed psychotic on too much medication with access to a gun. They are looking at article after article, news station after news station showing the horrible atrocities these people created.

We want to put them up on a pedestle and examine them, look at hand-written notations, dissect their life. In turn, they recieve the fame they so desperately desire in a way nobody wanted and in the end: kill themselves.

I ask those who are in the news... Fox News, CNN, MSNBC, please:

PLEASE STOP TALKING ABOUT THE SHOOTER. BY TALKING ABOUT THEM YOU GIVE THEM THE FAME AND OTHER SICK PEOPLE WILL USE AS EXAMPLE.

If we stop giving fame to these psychopaths maybe we'll have much less people willing to try it themselves. While gun legislation is another topic entirely, simply denying the killer's fame could possibly be enough to stop the next giant shooting.

What do you guys think? Leave a comment below I will be checking my inbox periodically.

   

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Anonymous: 2018-11-20 04:04:53 ID:3036

…consider that curiosity, (as to any given subject), arises in many as a matter of the nature of sentient beings exploring their environments. Even if not widely reported, given information of potential interest to some is likely to be sought out by the curious, therein likely creating a market for precisely such information.