They almost don't cover the legal aspects of the case. I think it is because the Professional Journalist™ class despises the very idea of self-defense. 'It takes kids down the wrong path' | Residents voice fears after deadly self-defense shooting in Warner Robins | 13-WMAZ
The Warner Robins Police Department said an overnight shooting on Ignico Drive that left an 18-year-old dead appeared to be in self-defense.
They don't say why the confrontation happened, but the shooter remained at the scene and is cooperating with the investigation.
Warner Robins, Georgia, is about a 20 mile drive south of Macon, or about a 100 mile drive south of Atlanta.
The article spends quite a bit of space on a line of thinking that basically boils down to "Neighbors were shocked."
The shooting has some longtime residents worried about what they see as a rise in violence.
"Some." Exactly why do the Professional Journalists™ believe that covering the feelings of a few people mean anything in relation to a story like this? "Some People" feel one way. "Some People" feel differently. What does that mean? Why are feelings important?
Feelings are important when one is trying to push a political narrative. Facts can be such pesky things.
ReplyDeleteThe msm will cancel their competition if they don’t mention feelings. Gun grabbers will blame the weapon, so they can make more infringements on the 2A.
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