This is much appreciated.
As part of our public safety reporting policy @statesman does not publish vague descriptions of possible suspects.
At this time, information provided by police of a possible shooter falls into this category and could perpetuate stereotypes and put innocent individuals at risk.
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Funny how you don’t worry about things like that when it fits your preferred Identity Politics narrative. Let them eat cake right?
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I had a similar bit in my comedy about this…the suspect was a person. Man or woman? Who am I to assume? What color ma’am? How dare you! That’s where we’re headed.
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Does this policy apply equally regardless of race? Because we could do some digging and find out.
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I haven’t been proud of the Statesman for a damn long time, but this helps. Good on you.
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Lol "perpetuate stereotypes"... Enough said I guess.
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Most mass shooters are young, white men, so...
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