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Media Bias
Topic Started: Sep 16 2009, 02:15 PM (204 Views)
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Media Bias

It is saddening how differently the media handles an abortion doctor being murdered verses a pro-life demonstrator being murdred.
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It took the President a few days to react also, as opposed to how quickly he (rightly) denounced the murder of an abortion doctor.

It just goes to show that the outrage is based on politics and not morals. It is not murder that bothers leftists, but being anti-abortion that does.
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