[LikeLight]

The media coverage is simply bizarre.

There is a clear pattern repeated in the media - for whatever reason (and we talked some about this yesterday) they always seem to want to sugarcoat the destructive rampages of these various "protesters", whether they be illegal Mexicans in the USA or "hooded youths" (i.e. Muslims) in France. This pattern appears to arise from an exasperating blend of the media's bias, ignorance and lack of resources. They just can't seem to deliver the real story.

[bd476]

LikeLight wrote: "There is a clear pattern repeated in the media - for whatever reason (and we talked some about this yesterday) they always seem to want to sugarcoat the destructive rampages of these various "protesters", whether they be illegal Mexicans in the USA or "hooded youths" (i.e. Muslims) in France.

This pattern appears to arise from an exasperating blend of the media's bias, ignorance and lack of resources. They just can't seem to deliver the real story."


Ya know, I meant to ping you as I was posting my frustration about the paucity of news. :-)

Please add political correctness into the exasperating blend.

We have to drive on that freeway they shut down. Those are local law-breakers and now they have a sense of victory under their belts.

[BlessedByLiberty]

"This pattern appears to arise from an exasperating blend of the media's bias, ignorance and lack of resources. They just can't seem to deliver the real story."

I think you can add fear into the mix. How many of them reprinted the Muslim cartoons?

Besides it goes against the Left's agenda to portray any group they've categorized as poor, undocumented or victims of American society as anarchists or criminals.