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They should not edit out the end of the video. People should know how harsh the world can get.
by x220 8y ago
They should not edit out the end of the video. People should know how harsh the world can get.
- DC-3 8y agoIt's not like anyone is in doubts as to what happens, therefore to show the killings themselves would be somewhat gratuitous.
- x220 8y agoIt's not about people not knowing what happens, it's about people not understanding the significance of what happens. Watching videos and seeing pictures can make you understand the meaning of murder, massacre, and genocide in a way that headlines never can.
- qrbLPHiKpiux 8y agoI may be downvoted, but /pol/ is where you see stuff like this.
- gpvos 8y ago> I may be downvoted, but /pol/ is where you see stuff like this. You probably got downvoted for the first part of that sentence, not the second part.
- cm2187 8y agoIn France the far right leader is being prosecuted for “promoting terrorism” for having shown a killing video from ISIS to condemn it. I can see why people would be shy about showing the actual violence.
- niea_11 8y agoTo be precise, she's being prosecuted for putting graphic (violent) content on a platform accessible to minors. Le Pen, who lost to Emmanuel Macron in last year's presidential vote, is facing charges of circulating "violent messages that incite terrorism or pornography or seriously harm human dignity" and that can be viewed by a minor. https://m.france24.com/en/20180301-france-marine-lepen-charged-over-islamic-state-tweets https://m.france24.com/en/20180301-france-marine-lepen-charg...
- x220 8y agoI think this is France's mistake. Should children not know what is going on in the world? Upon turning 18, do you want new voters to have no idea about the malevolence and potential for massacre in the world?