How couldn't an outsider feel that this country's media has an opinion, that it takes a side, on issues and events that are reported.
The enemies of this country are getting their ass's handed to them daily. Stories about some black female captain running the mess hall for 5000 troops every day are nice and cozy.
I think it's the actual act of war and what the success of war involves that really turns off this group of independant and "unbias" "professionals".
Like a bookie that likes the action. It's obvious in the lines he puts out. It's obvious in what he produces or offers. It's obvious in what service he is trying to get you to become involved with. The same goes with the media.
This war has been going on for more than a day, a week, month, or year, but the media can't find a US soldier that performed his tasks admirably. I find it very hard to believe that such a story cannot be found, or hasn't been found to this point without being shot down or ignored.
I think the thought of someone risking their life FOR REAL, the thought of a well trained 21 year old shooting multiple enemies FOR REAL, the thought of this soldier laying all on the line for others FOR REAL, the thought of this soldier doing this for his country without regard but knowing his loyalties to those back home are, is the scary story of reality that we never see, and won't.
It's as if by doing something so horrible for the parents and the many of us interested in the well being of those in harms way would seem like they are taking a position somehow. I really don't know why, just guessing.
The reality that killing our enemies is a violent act must be a big turnoff for advertisers I guess. I don't need to see gore and vilence, I would like to hear about successes and acts of bravery. I don't think this has to take on any type of political bend. It doesn't have to be wrapped up in anything.
Write/show what is happening. Is that too much too ask?
It might actually be appreciated by many more, possibly millions, who may be interested in buying Tide soap, or a new Chevy.
The enemies of this country are getting their ass's handed to them daily. Stories about some black female captain running the mess hall for 5000 troops every day are nice and cozy.
I think it's the actual act of war and what the success of war involves that really turns off this group of independant and "unbias" "professionals".
Like a bookie that likes the action. It's obvious in the lines he puts out. It's obvious in what he produces or offers. It's obvious in what service he is trying to get you to become involved with. The same goes with the media.
This war has been going on for more than a day, a week, month, or year, but the media can't find a US soldier that performed his tasks admirably. I find it very hard to believe that such a story cannot be found, or hasn't been found to this point without being shot down or ignored.
I think the thought of someone risking their life FOR REAL, the thought of a well trained 21 year old shooting multiple enemies FOR REAL, the thought of this soldier laying all on the line for others FOR REAL, the thought of this soldier doing this for his country without regard but knowing his loyalties to those back home are, is the scary story of reality that we never see, and won't.
It's as if by doing something so horrible for the parents and the many of us interested in the well being of those in harms way would seem like they are taking a position somehow. I really don't know why, just guessing.
The reality that killing our enemies is a violent act must be a big turnoff for advertisers I guess. I don't need to see gore and vilence, I would like to hear about successes and acts of bravery. I don't think this has to take on any type of political bend. It doesn't have to be wrapped up in anything.
Write/show what is happening. Is that too much too ask?
It might actually be appreciated by many more, possibly millions, who may be interested in buying Tide soap, or a new Chevy.
its just not this 1.. i particually like the one he said about isreal. 
