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Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- List Of Tables -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- My Political History -- My Intellectual History -- The Bottom Line -- Who Are You? -- How Can I Convince You? -- Chapter 1 Life Is Not Fair, But People Can Be -- Economic Justice- Should It Be a Goal? -- Relevance of Determinism -- Concepts of Justice -- Rawls and Nozick-Contrasting Views of Justice -- The Utilitarian View of Justice -- Justice as an Emotional Response -- Criminal Justice -- Rectifying Life's Injustices

This article identifies distinct mass media reporting stages used in the coverage of mass killings, and the inspiration they provide for future killers. Ethnographic content analysis was used to identify common and ordered stages/themes expressed through mass media accounts of the massacres committed by Dylan Klebold and Eric Harris (Columbine High School), Seung-Hui Cho (Virginia Tech), James Holmes (Aurora Movie Theater), Adam Lanza (Sandy Hook Elementary School), and Omar Mateen (Pulse nightclub Orlando). Many of these infamous killers reference/discuss their well-publicized prior homicidal role models in self-created archival documents they leave behind. They do not just copycat prior killers, they often relate to them, are inspired by them, and want to outdo them. The entertainment form and logic of mass mediated news provides the inspiration and fuel for later killings.