This should still raise the question Should it? Is baseless conjecture informed by essentially no facts, in the echo of a just-happened tragedy, ever useful?

This should still raise the question Should it? Is baseless conjecture informed by essentially no facts, in the echo of a just-happened tragedy, ever useful? I am going to say no, it is never useful. Many misinformed words are spilled, blame is heartily doled out liberally and easily by keyboard warriors, and everyone feels like they've done the world some good, when they've done nothing of the sort. Sorry if this comes across as overly cynical, but with barely a couple of posts in, the blame has been casually blamed on high-speed pursuits (no evidence of one, but throw it in there regardless), sobriety checkpoints (in response to a freak incident in a nation with 11,000 impaired driving deaths yearly)...and restrictions on Uber. I expect a Thanks, Obama to appear soon enough. Don't follow FOX news style "who's to blame!?" thought processes.