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Let's not overlook the news media's role in covering these events extensively, often for hours or days, while focusing significantly on the shooter-discussing their names and backgrounds and even interviewing people who knew them. This frequently results in the shooter receiving more attention than the victims. It began with Columbine. The shooter effectively gains their "15 minutes of fame" or infamy (people know the shooter's name more than victims'). My point is to urge a stop to the extensive coverage of school shootings and shooters. Sensationalizing these tragic events only adds another reason for someone to choose this path. It's crucial to deflate the "air" of infamy surrounding school shootings. If the news outlet must cover the event, the focus should shift more toward the victims and their families rather than giving any attention to the shooter. And for the love of goodness, stop spending hours transfixed on circling the school from above, hoping your drone's camera catches some "exciting" stuff happening live. Don't be that type of news outlet.

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