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If what happened in Haiti happened in the U.S. would the pics be everywhere like they are now
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Topic Started: Jan 21 2010, 08:08 AM (379 Views)
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Jan 21 2010, 08:08 AM
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I am kind of feeling that on the low Haiti is being disrespected. When people died at 911 there where no photos of dead people visable....the tsunami either...why are they showing us collections of dead baby bodies...bodies in piles...I don't see how the photos are helping anyone...They can tell us what's going on and show footage of people that are alive and the damage that's around but don't continue to disrespect the deceased
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Nat Turner
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Jan 21 2010, 05:38 PM
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I am kind of feeling that on the low Haiti is being disrespected. When people died at 911 there where no photos of dead people visable....the tsunami either...why are they showing us collections of dead baby bodies...bodies in piles...I don't see how the photos are helping anyone...They can tell us what's going on and show footage of people that are alive and the damage that's around but don't continue to disrespect the deceased During Hurricane Katrina they showed pictures of dead bodies floating in the water
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Jan 21 2010, 05:58 PM
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ok so they did...I never say dead bodies floating...thanks
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Jan 21 2010, 06:14 PM
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ok so they did...I never say dead bodies floating...thanks Yes during Hurricane Katrina they showed dead bodies floating in the water, and during the 911 attack they showed people jumping out of windows 80 stories high
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Jan 21 2010, 06:19 PM
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I am kind of feeling that on the low Haiti is being disrespected. When people died at 911 there where no photos of dead people visable....the tsunami either...why are they showing us collections of dead baby bodies...bodies in piles...I don't see how the photos are helping anyone...They can tell us what's going on and show footage of people that are alive and the damage that's around but don't continue to disrespect the deceased You have limited yourself to the censored American news organizations. Start watching BBC and other international news sources. American news is more sensationalism than anything.
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Jan 21 2010, 07:23 PM
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I am kind of feeling that on the low Haiti is being disrespected. When people died at 911 there where no photos of dead people visable....the tsunami either...why are they showing us collections of dead baby bodies...bodies in piles...I don't see how the photos are helping anyone...They can tell us what's going on and show footage of people that are alive and the damage that's around but don't continue to disrespect the deceased
You have limited yourself to the censored American news organizations. Start watching BBC and other international news sources. American news is more sensationalism than anything. Good news sources:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/ http://www.international.rai.it/news/ http://www.france24.com/en/france
Just a few that come to mind. And you can likely catch them on your local Public Broadcasting Station. Check with your cable or dish provider.
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Jan 22 2010, 08:56 AM
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I am kind of feeling that on the low Haiti is being disrespected. When people died at 911 there where no photos of dead people visable....the tsunami either...why are they showing us collections of dead baby bodies...bodies in piles...I don't see how the photos are helping anyone...They can tell us what's going on and show footage of people that are alive and the damage that's around but don't continue to disrespect the deceased
You have limited yourself to the censored American news organizations. Start watching BBC and other international news sources. American news is more sensationalism than anything.
Good news sources: http://news.bbc.co.uk/http://www.international.rai.it/news/http://www.france24.com/en/franceJust a few that come to mind. And you can likely catch them on your local Public Broadcasting Station. Check with your cable or dish provider. Thank You
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Jan 22 2010, 09:20 AM
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I am kind of feeling that on the low Haiti is being disrespected. When people died at 911 there where no photos of dead people visable....the tsunami either...why are they showing us collections of dead baby bodies...bodies in piles...I don't see how the photos are helping anyone...They can tell us what's going on and show footage of people that are alive and the damage that's around but don't continue to disrespect the deceased
You have limited yourself to the censored American news organizations. Start watching BBC and other international news sources. American news is more sensationalism than anything.
Good news sources: http://news.bbc.co.uk/http://www.international.rai.it/news/http://www.france24.com/en/franceJust a few that come to mind. And you can likely catch them on your local Public Broadcasting Station. Check with your cable or dish provider.
Thank You No problem.
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