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 Originally Posted by spoonitnow
This type of thing makes good headlines, gets pageviews and makes money. It's really disgusting to me that the mass media distorts what's really going on just to monetize the possibly unnecessary death of an 18-year-old.
True and that's why I don't want to come in here claiming those stories prove anything. The stories I was thinking of are the news crew being gassed, the reporters being arrested in McDick's for no given reason, and the preacher lady being shot with a rubber bullet while praying. While those are made of obvious attention grabbing content does anyone know if those ones have been shown to be misleading or are those things that actually happened as they appear to have happened?
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