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It really depends on the suspect. If the suspect is a white supremacist, it's all over the news immediately. If it doesn't fit the current narrative, we might
by lostmymind66 7y ago
It really depends on the suspect. If the suspect is a white supremacist, it's all over the news immediately. If it doesn't fit the current narrative, we might see the suspect 3 days later.
I've been recently paying attention to this and one of the latest shootings involved a trans student in the process of transitioning. It had barely any coverage.
There really is a bias in the media that is now bordering on censorship.
- armenarmen 7y agoNot disagreeing that shooters who do t fit the narrative get less coverage, but I’d also point out that the shooting you’re describing in Colorado had a (thankfully) very low body count