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Children fighting, while not encouraged, isn't really news worthy. UNLESS you are an agenda driven neo-confederate trying to paint a certain narrative. So no, I'm not saying what you somehow thought I was saying...
Not newsworthy because it doesn't fit your narrative? Contradicts your made up ideological b s? Detection bias much? Yeah, I knew that's what you're saying....
Children fighting, while not encouraged, isn't really news worthy. UNLESS you are an agenda driven neo-confederate trying to paint a certain narrative. So no, I'm not saying what you somehow thought I was saying...
It isn't news worthy but you can go to the major news channels to see images of adult behavior that says the same thing.
Guess CNN and MSNBC are "neo-confederate" too considering their coverage of the riots in Ferguson, and more recently Baltimore showed almost 100% black populations looting stores and attacking people. You don't have to go the FOX news to see the same images.
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End result of all these images says that: blacks are dangerous and should be avoided, regardless of what comes out of the talking heads mouths. The lefts mantra that says white racism caused this does nothing to fix any problems. From a Macroscopic standpoint it's not a black problem, it's a poor people that can't afford to have children problem.
Not newsworthy because it doesn't fit your narrative? Contradicts your made up ideological b s? Detection bias much? Yeah, I knew that's what you're saying....
No it's not news worthy because it's a video of little children fighting. A video that obviously didn't end up having a serious injury or a dumb parent getting involved in the wrong type of way.
Let me clarify my statement. This isn't news worthy to most people, but it's a lighting rod story for neo-confederates. And we both understand why...
Kids are easily influenced by peer pressure. All it takes is one or two knuckle heads in a group and the other kids will feed off that negative energy. It doesn't matter what race because peer pressure influence all kids in some way...
It isn't news worthy but you can go to the major news channels to see images of adult behavior that says the same thing.
Guess CNN and MSNBC are "neo-confederate" too considering their coverage of the riots in Ferguson, and more recently Baltimore showed almost 100% black populations looting stores and attacking people. You don't have to go the FOX news to see the same images.
The only thing in common between this youtube video and the social unrest in Ferguson and Baltimore is that there are black people involved in both. There is no other connection. Civil unrest due to the murder of unarmed blacks is news worthy, this youtube video is not.
There was a clown statement about not seeing this on CNN but most informed people understand why without having to ask...
No it's not news worthy because it's a video of little children fighting. A video that obviously didn't end up having a serious injury or a dumb parent getting involved in the wrong type of way.
Let me clarify my statement. This isn't news worthy to most people, but it's a lighting rod story for neo-confederates. And we both understand why...
Oh please, I couldn't understand your diseased mind if I tried my hardest.
At least the white kid fought back and his white buddy helped him. LOL at the black kids running when an adult shows up!
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