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Well I guess I stand corrected. Just like the supreme court can't cover every case that exists, the media can't cover every story that exists. I guess they bo
by nickthemagicman 8y ago
Well I guess I stand corrected.
Just like the supreme court can't cover every case that exists, the media can't cover every story that exists.
I guess they both have to pick the most powerful stories/case to cover that sets precedent and can be applied to other similar stories/cases going forward.
Which is what happened with Kashoggi.
- boomboomsubban 8y agoWhat precedent had this set? That our allies have free reign to kill journalists unless they are American residents? And if they do kill American residents, they'd better prepare for a light scolding? As currently the bill to end US support of the war in Yemen was blocked, and it has been a whole three days since "coalition forces," or American assisted planes, bombed a bus in Yemen killing seven civilians.