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Some of your points are addressed within the article (Score: 1)
by 3line on Monday, November 29 @ 19:13:50 EST
(User Info | Send a Message) | "I'd contend most of the bias stems more from the media bias against guns & gun owners and less that he is Hmong. Although could be some."
I considered that possibility. But then again, refer to my Columbine example. Check out the CNN article. They even had the Columbine guns presented in photograph without bothering to name them. The fact that the SKS emerged straight from the very first article, even before any personal info was released, strikes me as something targeted specifically towards foreigners.
"Yep "sharpshooter" is supposed to make you think "sniper" aka the DC shootings etc. (Despite it's not expert merely above average & the "snipers" in DC were firing in the prone position at less than 100 yards - not exactly the most difficult shot in the world unless you're an amateur)"
I got that covered. ;)
My words: "However, the word sharpshooter occupies a semi-mythological position, just a stone’s throw away from “sniper,” the title given to John Allen Muhammad for his reign of terror, even though all of Muhammad’s victims had been shot at close range. " |
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