08-20-2014, 11:07 PM
The public has traditionally been protected from graphic images. I have never agreed with that. We (all of us) need to know how evil this world can be. I have always believed knowledge is power and we need to see these atrocities to fully understand what goes on in this world. We can't bear to look at what other human beings actually go through. It is time to take our heads out of the sand and take a good look at what is going on. Don't know the answer to protect kids from this, but probably showing graphic pictures would not be appropriate for TV viewers.
It is difficult for me to believe that the IS member in black who beheaded Reporter is British and that they have cells all over the World. This is scary and this organization is much more sophisticated and has more money than previous terrorists (did I read that on here; probably Hair posted this). Heck, they are probably dressing like Mexicans and crawling over the Southern borders as we speak....I had relative say she was more worried about Ebola than terrorists. I told her to quit exchanging bodily fluids and she should be o.k. 9⁄11 didn't make us safer but did increase our awareness. Witness the numerous breaches of security. I saw the aftermath of destruction and falling bodies (so horrific), but I was not up close and personal as some poor souls.
It is difficult for me to believe that the IS member in black who beheaded Reporter is British and that they have cells all over the World. This is scary and this organization is much more sophisticated and has more money than previous terrorists (did I read that on here; probably Hair posted this). Heck, they are probably dressing like Mexicans and crawling over the Southern borders as we speak....I had relative say she was more worried about Ebola than terrorists. I told her to quit exchanging bodily fluids and she should be o.k. 9⁄11 didn't make us safer but did increase our awareness. Witness the numerous breaches of security. I saw the aftermath of destruction and falling bodies (so horrific), but I was not up close and personal as some poor souls.