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The Attempt on Trump: Overshadowed by Media's Mass Shooting Agenda

This episode from the 10th Man Podcast discusses the media's handling of mass shootings, highlighting the assassination attempt on President Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania on July 13th, 2024, which was categorized as a 'mass shooting' by media standards. The chapter criticizes how media and gun control advocates misleadingly classify incidents to inflate mass shooting statistics and push an anti-gun agenda. The theme contrasts various shootings and attacks, such as those in Graz, Austria, and Damascus, with the Trump attempt and gang violence by Damien McDaniel. It argues that the media selectively reports events to support a narrative against gun rights, ignoring incidents where armed citizens successfully defend themselves. The podcast aims to reveal these biases and advocate for the truth regarding gun violence and rights.

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Media Bias and Mislabeling: The Truth Behind Two July 7th Attacks

This episode of The 10th Man examines the misleading narratives surrounding two tragic events that occurred on the same date: the London bombings on July 7, 2005, and the Detroit block party shooting on July 7, 2024. The discussion highlights how media and government labeling can distort public perception, focusing on the differences in how these incidents were portrayed and the implications for gun control policy. It critically analyzes the motivations behind such narratives and questions why some forms of violence, like bombings, are relegated to the background while shootings are spotlighted to push a disarmament agenda.

00:00 Introduction: Mislabeling Tragedies

01:50 The London Bombings of July 7, 2005

02:53 Media Manipulation and Gun Control

04:11 The Detroit Block Party Shooting of July 7, 2024

06:16 Comparing Reactions: Terrorism vs. Gun Violence

07:11 Global Perspective on Mass Violence

10:40 Conclusion: The Real Agenda Behind the Headlines

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This episode discusses the severe risks and legal ramifications for protestors who block traffic, as articulated by Florida Sheriff Wayne Ivey and Governor DeSantis. They emphasize that motorists have a legal right to drive through if they feel threatened, and protestors endangering themselves by blocking roads can expect serious consequences. The episode highlights the misconception around the rights of protestors versus motorists, legal precedents, and various cases illustrating the dangers, such as the Reginald Denny incident from the Los Angeles riots and the shooting of Ta'Kia Young in Ohio. It concludes by stressing that while free speech is protected, it does not include the right to imperil others or obstruct roadways.

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