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In the United States we have this fetish for violence in our movies, television, video games, and literature, yet as soon as the fiction becomes reality we show none of it in a sense trying to preserve this idyllic version of America free from mental illness or racism. French media showed the blood, the bodies, the shell casings, the bullet holes and blast marks on the office, and then championed the work that the slain journalists had done. After the Charlie Hebdo shootings in France, American media, once again, sensationalized the shooters, their motives, their organizations, their weapons, and every other meaningless detail that helps the attackers rather than the victims. He described how in every other country acts of violence are covered differently than they are in the United States. A former Associated Press reporter recently explained the real issue with American news media it’s bloodless. This is a step towards progress, but it’s not enough. There has recently been a move to try and instead focus the media coverage on the victims rather than the assailants.
Once again the media spent the first two days of their nonstop news cycle detailing the shooter’s lifestyle, history, and even his opinion of current events. The shooter made his true intentions clear when moments after gunning down his former coworkers, he posted a video to his twitter account with every detail of his heinous act. The same is true in Virginia where a disgruntled former employee murdered two journalists while on air. In Charleston, the white supremacist who murdered nine innocent church goers in cold blood had his wish fulfilled when CNN showed nonstop coverage of his crime, detailing every bit of his life and his beliefs. It has been seen time and time again how those wanting to commit violent public crime have been wanting to have their motives very visible. As a result those who would wish to do the unspeakable, most horrible crimes now have their outlet.
Viewers become much more attracted to sensationalized media that can attract the most shares based off a shock value.
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