Media manipulates murder to suit a narrative
Published at : May 24, 2022
The mainstream media constantly promotes the idea that white people are oppressors and black people are victims.
Tragedies that fit this narrative - such as the horrific murder of 10 people in a predominantly black neighbourhood in Buffalo, New York, on the weekend - receive constant prominent coverage.
But inconvenient facts are often omitted while other shootings that don't fit the narrative are either ignored or forgotten.
Worse, this relentless repetition of racial divisions fuels hatred in the minds of alienated people seeking to blame others for their failures.
It is a cycle of violence that the mainstream media - and even the White House - implicitly encourages.
Tragedies that fit this narrative - such as the horrific murder of 10 people in a predominantly black neighbourhood in Buffalo, New York, on the weekend - receive constant prominent coverage.
But inconvenient facts are often omitted while other shootings that don't fit the narrative are either ignored or forgotten.
Worse, this relentless repetition of racial divisions fuels hatred in the minds of alienated people seeking to blame others for their failures.
It is a cycle of violence that the mainstream media - and even the White House - implicitly encourages.
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