Compared to Lee Rigby
 

An interseting set of points raised by this jounalist.
http://www.trendingcentral.com/media...ing-shames-us/

Think the public are bored with this area of the world , let's face it they have been at each other's throats for centuries. It is a way of life ( or death) depending how you want to look at it .

Rigby FFS not Rugby

When making a point it's prudent to get the spelling and factual content right. Otherwise one looks rather foolish.

I think the article makes a fair point. I follow the IDF on Twitter and I'm often surprised by the attacks on Israel and its people that either go unreported or are buried.

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I'm not making a point - other than we should try to be self aware of our human (nature) failings.
Only then can we address them.
It doesn't bother me if anyone is racist in their outlook, because I believe we all are.
It is just that most people are in denial.
My first thought when I heard this story, was so what, he is Israeli - what does he expect. My second thought was by what process did I arrive at my first thought.
Respects to the memory of Lee Rigby.

Not sure I agree. BBC may have buried it, but I saw it yesterday on the Most Read section. Clearly that's a user generated priority, but at least the BBC didn't bury that.

Besides at school I was taught that referring to multiple media sources was always a good idea. Sadly most people's perception of "media" is the one news source they read. In this sense it's not the media's fault that people do not view more sources to get different news and viewpoints.

It is another example of how media outlets skew the news to their own agendas. Thankfully the internet helps to redress the balance and show up these outlets for the biased crap that they are (unless of course they're your bias in which case they're great!)

Mods, would one of you be kind enough to spell the title correctly, please? Tia.

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I think the article is ridiculous, when has a Palestinian being injured ever made international headlines, terror attacks in the uk are rare, especially using machetes and in the middle of the day hence big news.

Journalists are all see you next tuesdays- read and be taken on their ride

RIP Corp L Rigby

http://www.trendingcentral.com/video-gay-islam/

This interesting.

I find it interesting that you think -
Being knifed to death when you are sleeping on a bus is "being injured".
I find it interesting that you think -
Terror attacks are especially rare in the UK. From the gunpowder plot, through the Irish troubles and looking at the current situation I'm not sure I see things your way. And if they are, it is perhaps due to those who protect us and not the misguided who seek to hurt us.
I find it interesting that you think - attacks using machetes in the middle of the day to kill people is especially rare, I can think of a good few cases involving nutters (or family) over the least few years.

Which I guess brings me back to my original tenet - which is that maybe you might reflect on why it is you think this way.
Which is not to say you are wrong, but maybe it is worth a think about?

I must say, that guy does have a rather comedic turn of phrase.

Life is cheap in the middle east (and many other parts of the world) that's why it's not making the news, it's sadly "nothing new".

When was the last time anyone was beheaded on British soil? Let alone a soldier! That's what made it worldwide news.

It's funny that they fire their AK's into the air and the dumb cnuts don't realise that what goes up, must come down, therefore a Palestinian child dies, and they blame the Israelis!!!!

What speed do you think the bullets come down at?

120mph terminal velocity? Sure there's the same message about throwing coins of skyscrapers isn't there?

Possibly fast enough to penetrate a childs skull.