Episode Details

A recent mass shooting at a school in British Columbia has sparked controversy over how the media reported the identity of the shooter. Jesse Van Rootselaar, an 18-year-old who identified as transgender, was described by officials using female pronouns, despite being biologically male. This incident highlights a disturbing trend in legacy media, which often prioritizes identity politics over factual reporting, especially concerning violent acts committed by individuals from protected identity groups. The narrative surrounding these tragedies typically shifts focus from the victims to the shooter's identity, raising questions about media bias and the implications of progressive ideologies.

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Highlights:

• "Legacy media's focus on pronouns over the tragedy of the shooting."
• "The shooter, Jesse Van Rootselaar, identified as transgender but was biologically male."
• "Media coverage often obscures the shooter's biological sex in favor of identity politics."
• "Patterns of media bias reveal a tendency to protect narratives surrounding left-wing identity groups."

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