Ahmir Joliff, 11, was killed during Thursday's mass shooting at an Iowa high school, authorities said. Seven other people, including four students, were injured.
I do get the core of what you mean, but at the same time isn't it a bit silly that we set the categories of news between "the US" and "literally everyone else"?
Personally, I don't think the US deserves to have its own privileged classification of news that keeps it separate from the rest of the world. Otherwise we're just letting the US be the center that "world news" revolves around.
I'm so bored of hearing about their self inflicted problems, the same ones over and over again.
At this point I don't care anymore about how many of their own children they kill. It's like my dramatic cousin phoning me and for the 50th time whining about her problems, that she makes, but is incapable of fixing.
I mean there's more than these two categories. There's "Canadian news", "French news", "South Korean news", "USA news", and so on. It's not a privileged classification, it's national news, every country has them.
Yeah I don't want to sound riled up or anything, but avoiding US local news is getting annoying. Even german newspapers and radio are full of it. It's just not something I expect to see in worldnews.
are we not going to change the country's gun laws or promote and fund mental health or do anything else or
just bag and tag and move on to the next horror show
starting to feel like any day now we are going to wake up to
"Yesterday's body count lottery rounded out to a solid 'n' sturdy thirty! Ten outta Heywood - thanks to the unabated gang wars! One officer down, so I guess you are all screwed. 'Cause the NCPD will not let that go. Got another blackout in Santo Domingo. Netrunners are at it again, pokin' holes in the power grid. While over in Westbrook, Trauma Team's scrapin' cyberpsycho victims off the pavement. And in Pacifica... Well... Pacifica is still Pacifica.
This has been your man, Stan. Join me in another day in our City of Bugs!"