Is there a reason some ‘mass shootings’ are ‘more newsworthy’ than others?
Were you aware that there was another ‘mass shooting’ this week?
Was it splashed all over the news?
Wall-to-wall coverage?
Is Edgewood, Maryland now a household name?
No? Well, that’s strange.
A guy went into an office park there and started shooting.
He murdered three and wounded two others before fleeing the scene. After that, he went to Delaware and shot a guy at a used car dealership.
When police finally caught up with him, a few hours later, 37-year-old Radee Labeeb Prince was seen outside a school, enjoying a cigar.
Six shot, three fatally, and this is NOT a national conversation? And at least two of the survivors had been shot in the head?
What are the possible explanations for NOT making this a national story?
1) It’s ‘workplace violence’. — the accused had worked there, was known to his victims, and another coworker had tried to get a restraining order against him.
2) It was a handgun, not a ‘scary black rifle’… let alone ‘assault’ rifle, so it wouldn’t help their gun-grabbing efforts.
3) Dude wasn’t the ‘white shooter’ they like their narratives to be about.
4) No way to leverage a preferred victim group.
Why do you think this story didn't make national headlines?
Source: Fox News
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