Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I watched the Daily Show to see how they would cover it and they did a very humorous bit about all of CNN's hurried, false statements. I had mixed feelings about it. Yes, they were right about cable news coverage and it was very funny but it seemed like there should have been some acknowledgement of what a dark deed this was. I think maybe people are just getting tired of massacres and don't know how to react.
On the other hand, I wouldn't blame the Midwest. We didn't hear much about the school killings in Chardon, Ohio out here either. In the gun control march following the Newtown massacre, I marched next to parents who had lost their son in that shooting. I don't have any point to make with that - just that I became more aware of the Chardon shootings after talking to someone who had been personally affected by it. No one should have to lose a family member that way.
I appreciate your reaction to the Daily Show bit about CNN. But they also did a segment - "Depressingly Family Post Tragedy Analysis" that makes it clear they're not taking the DC shootings lightly.