Posted on 03/24/2016 3:18:46 AM PDT by markomalley
It took a tragedy the magnitude of the suicide bombings that injured hundreds and killed nearly three dozen in Brussels, Belgium to derail the media’s obsession with Donald Trump rallies and their inevitable descent into riots (with as little as a single punch thrown now considered a “riot”).
NPR has realized that it has been sending its reporters right into the danger zone, inspiring the network to offer safety training to those on the front lines.
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maybe they should just ask their Fox colleagues how to stay safe when the resident is denouncing them and protestors have been confronting them on the streets for years.
Snowflakes are delicate and melt under the least amount of heat and pressure.
Why is there still an NPR?
Also, over 600,000 people have been to Trump rallies and two people got smacked.
In Chicago, the people doing the punching were the protesters, the Trump people had to punch to defend themselves.
But, the NPR crowd, supported by our tax dollars for the last 80 years, have never really had to deal in facts.
they push an agenda, and we pay for it.
I worry about all these mentally ill snowflakes in our society...they are sooooo prescious.
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Should you at least have to be past kindergarten to be a reporter?
There is a safe space. It’s called the reporters area.
Wasn’t that the protester who moments before has a KKK outfit on??
What makes the Trump rallies unsafe?? It’s the protesters. As our two favorite sisters would say “don’t get it twisted NPR!!!”
Training? I’ll give you some training.
Give each snowflake a small teddy bear. If the interaction within the crowd becomes too intense for the snowflake, he/she/it may mentally withdraw into a quiet, personal conversation with the small stuffed animal replica.
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