[mdittmar]

He said the deaths appeared to be

at what appears to be yet more cold-blooded executions of journalists going about their work.

What a low life.

Two of his own reporters killed and he's using clinton speak!

[mgc1122]

Heard shortly after the tribute, "...well, there's plenty more where they came from, isn't there?"

[ConservativeyetHotChick]

I wonder if Reuters will continue their "objective and unbiased" reporting after this.......nah.

[moneyrunner]

What shockingly biased commentary on this even. Reuters, to show its neutrality, should avoid loaded terms like “cruel, senseless, a terrible waste” or comment that “their deaths also make us angry, outraged at what appears to be yet more cold-blooded executions.”

A truly objective reporter would have termed this “activity” what it is: that several persons employed by news organizations met with an unknown group of people on a road in Afghanistan and, after a disagreement, died due to unknown causes not believed to be natural.

[rickmoe]

finally! some of the REAL enemy being killed.

[Cicero]

Executed? You forget that Reuters is opposed to capital punishment. Why, the Taliban who killed their reporters are almost as bad as Texas Governor Bush used to be. There now, you see why we should put an end to capital punishment in America.

[<1/1,000,000th%]

Reuters is being extremely racist and homophobic. These men weren't executed, they were simply aborted in a procedure known in Afghanistan as "post-birth abortion". There was no crime committed and no one was killed as a result. There was just some tissue removed.

Back in the real world, its always a tragedy when people are murdered and my sympathies are with their families.