Established media are fond of murder parties

washington - The established American media are fond of murders and the attention and patronage they recruit with 'weeping white mothers.' This is the opinion of Dana Loesch, spokesperson for the National Rifle Association (NRA). Loesch said she was 'talking about white mothers, because among the thousands of mothers with dark skins who mourn every weekend, the media do not show up.'

Loesch argues that the outrage about shootings is selective. She responded to the dismay in the country after a bloodbath at a high school in Florida last week. According to Loesch, the media are jumping because 'if it bleeds, it feeds' their ratings.

The 'firearms lobby' NRA fiercely opposes people or institutions that use the murder in Florida to insist on limiting the possession of weapons. The NRA aims to prevent the 'fundamental right to have weapons' being affected.