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Originally Posted by Name
Tis better for our media to report on this and make major news of it, thusly keeping the PR a bit better in control, then for them to have said nothing and have another countries media report on it, and have that country blow it farther out of proportion then our own media may or may not have. I think it is excellent PR for us to hear from our own sources firsthand and allow us as citizens to be outraged by the behaviour of our military peoples, so that the rest of the economic world may see that maybe they will want to do more business with us. Or do we like importing more then we export?
Or I could be entirely thinking way off tonight. But I like the argument, and I am sticking with it.
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You know, I didn't consider this. Perhaps this would be the lesser of two evils. It's just that I see so much what can only be described as glee from the left* everytime something like this is reported.....to me this kinda proves that they are not after justice but something a little more political.
It's horrendous and disgusting what these inidviduals(I can't call them soldiers as they gave up that privilege) did and ultimately any thing negative that happens to our troops because of this should be laid at their feet but
if these reporters were doing this story for anything less then just plain journalism then they too will share in the blame
*mostly leftist media not anyone here really.