Washington Post Publicizes Debunked Statistics on Mass Shootings


The media is finally being called out for their lies on guns, by the media no less. Breitbart recently reported on a fact-check done by the Washington Post that illuminates the media’s sensationalism of gun violence.

Using biased sources and a definition of “mass shooting” that is so wide open it includes gang fights and family disputes, the Post’s Philip Bump re-published this Saturday: “The San Bernardino shooting continues a disturbing trend: No week since 2013 without a mass shooting.”

That’s not even close to the truth. The truth is four — four mass-shootings this year. Still four too many but a far cry from Bump’s manufactured number.

Bump is not practicing journalism, he is practicing propaganda — propaganda so noxious and dishonest even the gun-grabbers at The New York Times felt the need to debunk it:

“On Wednesday, a Washington Post article announced that “The San Bernardino shooting is the second mass shooting today and the 355th this year.” Vox, MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow, this newspaper and others reported similar statistics. Grim details from the church in Charleston, a college classroom in Oregon and a Planned Parenthood clinic in Colorado are still fresh, but you could be forgiven for wondering how you missed more than 300 other such attacks in 2015.”

Thank goodness we some media sources willing to ignore the vast left-wing conspiracy on guns, who report more on fact than hyperbolic narrative.

Source: Breitbart



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