The institutional form of "Journalism" never informs the reader of the means to commit an action, especially when that action can be trivially replicated by a lone individual, for fear of copy cat "crimes" becoming a rampant problem.
Except, of course, when it's school shootings and such.
Then you learn exactly how it goes down, in every gory detail, repeated 24 hours a day in the cable news echo chamber. This way, there will always be copy cats for that sort of thing.
And the ad revenue on those stories is just out of this world.
Except, of course, when it's school shootings and such.
Then you learn exactly how it goes down, in every gory detail, repeated 24 hours a day in the cable news echo chamber. This way, there will always be copy cats for that sort of thing.
And the ad revenue on those stories is just out of this world.