- 19 May 2018 05:10
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I would argue that the media hype, yes Godstud, media hype are fueling these events and creating copycats.
If we can take this statement at face value, it appears that for the first time some law enforcement official tried find out a motive, and local media sort of actually reported it.
10 dead, 10 wounded in shooting at Santa Fe High School in Texas, explosives found on campus: Officials
Yeah, so what was his story? Are we ever going to learn this guy's story to understand why he shot up his school in an attempt to get his story out to the media?
QatzelOk wrote:
It's time to embrace these events as both a means to sell more guns (money!) and a nice way to detract attention from the multiple crises (environmental, social, economic) that America's elite are doing nothing to help (and lots to aggravate or worsen).
I would argue that the media hype, yes Godstud, media hype are fueling these events and creating copycats.
If we can take this statement at face value, it appears that for the first time some law enforcement official tried find out a motive, and local media sort of actually reported it.
10 dead, 10 wounded in shooting at Santa Fe High School in Texas, explosives found on campus: Officials
Pagourtzis also allegedly stated during the interview that he did not shoot students he liked "so he could have his story told," the affidavit states.
Yeah, so what was his story? Are we ever going to learn this guy's story to understand why he shot up his school in an attempt to get his story out to the media?