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Originally Posted by wjtwet
No both are legal both are defended by the ACLU and one was featured on our MSM one if featured is done so in defense of flag burning, while the MSM does not defend the Koran Burning . Since both are legal why does not the MSM defend both equally aggressive
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One person was calling press conferences and announcing his actions.
One person was not calling attention to himself.
There is a difference.
Both acts are legal, and their legality needs to be defended.
One act was clearly self-serving.
The MSM is not defending flag burning. Flag burning is offensive to the vast majority of Americans, including those who work in the media industry. Your complaint is not that the flag-burning incident is being defended, but that it's not being covered as heavily as the Koran-burning. But probably the biggest reason for the lack of coverage is that the flag-burner didn't call press conferences, and didn't reach out to the media. The flag-burner didn't turn it into an event. The pastor did. Events get media coverage. Incidents don't get as much. That's the way it works. The pastor certainly understood that.