Opinion What The Media Miss When Talking About Guns The Washington Post

Opinion What The Media Miss When Talking About Guns The Washington Post With biased news coverage, it is hardly surprising that so many people are unaware of the enormous benefits of concealed carry. the media’s unbalanced reporting of shootings comes at a great cost. Given the mainstream media’s persistent failure to mention when an attack occurs in a gun free zone, the virginia beach city council’s misguided reaction is understandable. the media’s omission of facts is sometimes so flagrant that it seems intentional.

Opinion We Need A Culture Changing Solution To Gun Violence The Once again, the post highlighted the struggle, damage and human loss from gun violence in our country — a true health crisis. readers tackle gun rights, the danger of loneliness and feeling. In the wake of last week's tragic mass shooting in aurora, co, some in the media are distorting public opinion and election results to predict that the events will not have an impact on the. On thursday, the front page of the washington post website featured the most graphic, disturbing article i have ever read. it is a story every american should read. It could have been mistaken for a state fair or weekend flea market were it not for the rows of weapons and accessories — gun parts, ar build kits and body armor — laid out on every surface. it.

Opinion Will We Ever Deal With Our Gun Problem The Washington Post On thursday, the front page of the washington post website featured the most graphic, disturbing article i have ever read. it is a story every american should read. It could have been mistaken for a state fair or weekend flea market were it not for the rows of weapons and accessories — gun parts, ar build kits and body armor — laid out on every surface. it. The liberal washington post has twice found that gun control proposals would do nothing to prevent most shootings and that various law enforcement errors on already existing gun. Today’s new york times story on the ar 15 has a lot of good information and aims to be balanced, but the story still manages to perpetuate many of the most stubborn myths about rifles. some points. Speaking of editorials, though, the washington post ran an anti gun screed they classified as an editorial. it was destroyed by the reload’s founder, stephen gutowski. Washington post discovers d.c. residents demand more police presence and tougher prosecutions, not increased gun control.