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In reply to the discussion: So I'm watching BBC I coverage re another despicable beheading [View all]cali
(114,904 posts)35. I find your comparisons spurious. first of all, it's repugnant to implicitly
compare two reporters and a humanitarian worker to Saddam and his sons. You insist on pushing a false narrative that the BBC showed the hanging:
They did not. I won't hope for you correcting yourself, but you should.
Furthermore, showing dead bodies is not the same thing as showing a beheading. And you are all for showing bodies if they support your pov- for instance bodies of children killed in the Gaza bombings.
Your confirmation bias is in the way of critical thinking.
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Like those "terrorist wedding parties" that have gotten wiped out by drone strikes?
bullwinkle428
Sep 2014
#21
War is cruelty. William Tecumseh Sherman. Whether by drone or knife or IEDs or artillery.
Tierra_y_Libertad
Sep 2014
#16
whatever. It's sad to see people using Haine's death to make points about this or that.
cali
Sep 2014
#25
unless it is an editorial they are reporting a specific story, not a comment on killing in
still_one
Sep 2014
#52