No, it is the media and the public. The media spends days and weeks on reporting these controversial incidents to boost their ratings. The whole story could be conveyed in a five or ten minute report but they keep interviewing weeping relatives, politicians and Al Sharpton and Jessie Jackson against a background of gruesome videos. They have all become part of the entertainment industry. They rarely do in depth reports on significant issues, but I guess that is because the public would rather see strife and blood and gore.
No, it is the media and the public. The media spends days and weeks on reporting these controversial incidents to boost their ratings. The whole story could be conveyed in a five or ten minute report but they keep interviewing weeping relatives, politicians and Al Sharpton and Jessie Jackson against a background of gruesome videos. They have all become part of the entertainment industry. They rarely do in depth reports on significant issues, but I guess that is because the public would rather see strife and blood and gore.