If you can’t see or be honest about where they were trying to go with that story, sorry, I can’t help you. I really don’t think you would admit it no matter how obvious unless they directly confessed it and spelled out their intent and then you’d still attempt to defend the narrative because, obviously, you are into the same game as evidenced by your singling out this selection to Op this particular event.I did not see that suggestion in the article, would you point it out to us?
I should just leave it there but, 1st, my objective opinion is based on measurements and observations of content such as CNN’s leading the story with noting he wore the turban and repeating that theme while neglecting to provide the information of the criminal being wanted for parole violation which would tend to establish the true motive as other than racial. How obvious can you get? 2nd, Other honest news agencies not commonly known for these types of agendas, like CNN, seemed to have no problem revealing the information that would point to motive being other than racial, which when used as a comparison, again, one would have to have a blind eye or be dishonest not to recognize the failure of CNN to present the facts along with their many repeated references to the religion of the slain officer which exposes their well-known agendas to invent such narratives.
If you’d like a blatant example of the narrative which demonstrates where this story is heading (to invent the suggestion of racism) your own words from within your head expose this underlying message to be brought forth exactly as I have alluded to:As for their "narrative," I think that's only in your head.
They see a turban or head covering and they assume that the person is evil and/or they mock that person's head covering. These attitudes, especially if they are propagated in a community or peer group, can eventually lead to violence by less stable people.
We see here after you began with this OP you wasted no time going down the road of suggesting racism as the motive, yet while claiming you don't see the underlying agenda to lead into this narrative.
I'm not buying that you don't see CNN's unspoken intent anymore than I would believe that you don't and didn't thrive on feeding into it when you started this Op. I'm sure we'll have to agree to disagree as I'm done chasing your rabbit.