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To: mimaw
Anyone who thinks the press has acted honorably reporting this war belongs over at DU.

Americans are fighing and dying to defend a constitution that you don't deserve the protection of.

90 posted on 07/01/2007 3:01:49 AM PDT by leadpenny
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To: leadpenny

Much, if not most, of the press has gone to great length to carry the propaganda water for our enemy.

There has been a concerted effort by many in the press to misinform, partially and selectively inform but rarely to fully inform our citizenry.

They have failed to earn the custom of protection our culture and laws provide them.

The industry refuses to police itself. It refuses to act with any honor during this time of war. Too many in the press find it their duty to chip away at our will to fight against the islamists and actively work to erode our will to succeed at the current main front of this war in Iraq.

There is no excuse for this. There is no forgiveness for this. They have made themselves enemy and as enemy they should be treated.

There is nothing, anywhere, in our Constitution which allows for a citizen to give his or her loyalty to those forces with which we are engaged in war.
There is nothing in our Constitution which demands that I or any other citizen feel grief for enemy propagandists, no matter what nation they are from, when they are killed.


93 posted on 07/01/2007 3:18:42 AM PDT by Grimmy (equivocation is but the first step along the road to capitulation)
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To: leadpenny
Where in the Constitution does it defend the right of the media to give aid and comfort to the enemy?
94 posted on 07/01/2007 3:26:01 AM PDT by mimaw
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