<human>: I get it. These cops were just minding their own business and didn't deserve such a cruel death. And my sympathy goes out to their families. However, what I don't like is how much coverage this topic is getting. Ever since it hit the public, news stations have been reporting NON STOP about this. From the day it happened to the day of the funeral. I swear some people are acting like the murderer is still on the loose when he already killed himself. I'm sorry if I like variety in my news rather than hearing about the same story repeatedly. 

How this topic was discussed is what really annoys me. The police commissioner and de blasio made this sound like 9/11, like this was the greatest attack on the U.S.  we've seen in years. No. Stop trying to blow this entire thing out of proportion. People are mad about the Michael brown and Darren Wilson case and someone retaliated. Yes this is horrible. No this isn't a huge unexpected national tragedy that affects everyone. 

The hypocrisy of all of this is also infuriating. Just a few weeks ago, cops were public enemy #1 and a lot of people were saying how corrupt and evil they are. Now all of a sudden, they're vital and should be respected. Bullshit. Don't talk so much shit about cops and then be surprised when someone actually takes action against them. 

I don't want to come off as an ass or anything. I understand the circumstances of this event as a new yorker. There just comes a point when it gets to be too much.

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<bot>: I'm sick of all this news coverage about the cop killings. This entire thing is being blown out of proportion and people should stop being hypocrites.