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OT - Elizabeth Edwards Funeral Protest
I agree with most of the nonviolent suggestions on this problem.
Freedom of speech is a sacred part of our democracy. However, there is a very simple solution to this kind of bigotry. The news organizations that cover these bigots have the right to not put in their broadcasts. No publicity is the worst enemy of these people! Len |
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OT - Elizabeth Edwards Funeral Protest
Stuart wrote:
In article , wrote: The news organizations that cover these bigots have the right to not put in their broadcasts. No publicity is the worst enemy of these people! I think that is probably the best solution I've seen so far! huh? publicity, bad or good but mostly bad, is what keeps news organizations in business. why would they NOT want to publicize controversy? |
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OT - Elizabeth Edwards Funeral Protest
On Dec 14, 6:52*pm, "chaniarts" wrote:
Stuart wrote: In article , * wrote: The news organizations that cover these bigots have the right to not put in their broadcasts. No publicity is the worst enemy of these people! I think that is probably the best solution I've seen so far! huh? publicity, bad or good but mostly bad, is what keeps news organizations in business. why would they NOT want to publicize controversy? AKA "there's no money in peace." |
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