I was disappointed by this, actually. At a moment of national courage -- the first execution of an enemy head-of-government since 1948 -- this feminization was particularly disconcerting.
The message appears to be this: the death of Americans make fine television, but never the death of our enemies.
Dan, I think they captured the execution effectively without showing the actual neck snapping and death tremors.
"the death of Americans make fine television, but never the death of our enemies."
Sadly, I think your right. I also think the 24 hour, imbedded with the troops media coverage, while excellent from a 1st amendment/up to date knowledge sharing aspect is also an effective disaster when it comes to waging state based warfare.
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I was disappointed by this, actually. At a moment of national courage -- the first execution of an enemy head-of-government since 1948 -- this feminization was particularly disconcerting.
The message appears to be this: the death of Americans make fine television, but never the death of our enemies.
Dan, I think they captured the execution effectively without showing the actual neck snapping and death tremors.
"the death of Americans make fine television, but never the death of our enemies."
Sadly, I think your right. I also think the 24 hour, imbedded with the troops media coverage, while excellent from a 1st amendment/up to date knowledge sharing aspect is also an effective disaster when it comes to waging state based warfare.
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