Submitted 2 hours ago by Patnou@lemmy.world to nostupidquestions@lemmy.world
So…
abcnews.com/International/…/story?id=130047630
apnews.com/…/canada-shooting-british-columbia-66b…
cbsnews.com/…/at-least-10-people-killed-in-a-scho…
cnbc.com/…/ten-dead-after-a-shooting-in-canadian-…
cnn.com/…/tumbler-ridge-canada-shooting-02-11-26
foxnews.com/…/transgender-ex-student-identified-a…
nbcnews.com/…/fatally-shot-british-columbia-schoo…
pbs.org/…/suspect-in-canada-school-shooting-is-id…
The question may not be inherently stupid, although it does contain a false premise. You really should follow the news before you start claiming the news channels aren’t reporting a story. It’s been front page news on literally every publication for 3 days now. I have to assume then that this question is actually rhetorical. If there’s a statement you’re looking to make you should probably just make it.
it does contain a false premise.
Someone’s learning what “beggaring the question” means.
Americans are afraid it’s yet another thing Canada does better than them.
This is pretty dark.
I’ve got 14 articles in my RSS reader. Check Global News.
A simple google and the shower’s over without a wank.
DigDoug@lemmy.world 39 minutes ago
…if it wasn’t reported on, how did you hear about it in the first place?