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Politics : The Obama - Clinton Disaster

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To: lorne who wrote (74064)6/20/2012 12:39:28 PM
From: John6 Recommendations  Read Replies (1) of 103300
 
Here's another good example of the media's censorship of the news...

Police Say Father Charged With Capital Murder in Fatal Shooting of 21-Month Old Son in Texas

abcnews.go.com

excerpt:

Police say father charged with capital murder in fatal shooting of 21-month old son in Texas.

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Boom! That's it. That single sentence is the extent of the entire article.

Snooping around the page a little, it is clear that the story is from McAllen, TX; a border town that is overrun with illegals. So, the media and police refuse to release the name of the killer. It could provide a clue about his race/ethnicity. The media and police refuse to release a picture of the killer. It could provide a clue about his race/ethnicity. The media and police refuse to release any further statements from the family or friends. It could provide a clue about his race/ethnicity. UFB...

The leftists will scream, "Does it matter? He killed his son."

Yes, it matters very much because it helps to assess the scope of the threat regarding which groups pose the greatest threats in society. For example, some dogs are known for being peaceful and friendly. Others are known for being dangerous and lethal. The public should know all characteristics and attributes of violent criminals and decide for themselves.
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