4/9 I'm supporting the efforts in Iraq. However, do you think the
U.S. media is underemphasizing civilian casualties and
underemphasizing the grieving families of the casualties?
\_ Underemphasizing civilian casualties and INSTEAD showing
grieving families? That's a strange dichotmy, because I've
seen both in the news.
\_ I meant underemphasizing both civilian casualties AND
showing the grieving families. -op
\_ your clarification is suck. You need to use
underemphasizing twice so it is clearer.
\_ No.
\_ Yes, unquestionably.
\_ I don't know about underemphasizing civilian casualties, but
they sure as heck are over emphasizing the press casualties.
\_ are you the guy from earlier? what's your deal?
you get raped by a paperboy in junior high? - danh
\_ Yes, yes, It's all true! Why me? WHY?!?!
\_ Yeah but those are brown people. There's lots of them...
\_ there are lots of "brown" people in America and in the U.S.
military.
\_ Yeah, but they're *our* brown people.
\_ Do you think the media underemphasized the grieving families of
those killed in 9/11 at the towers and the pentagon? I think
the media has done just fine making Iraqis into real human beings
while making dead American civilians and military into body count.
\_ are you trying to draw a link between iraq and 9/11? Troll boy.
\_ No, I'm showing you how the media treats Americans as body
count but people from other countries become real human
beings for some reason. This is a knock on the American
hating media, not a trollish link.
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