Sympathetic Media?

Published: Tue, 10 Nov 2009

Description: A look at how the mainstream media have portrayed the Fort Hood shooting suspect

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" Apparently tried to contact al-Qaeda. Is that the point at which you say this guy is dangerous? Thats not a crime, to call up al-Qaeda is it? Well Chris, hold... I mean where do you stop the guy? It's looking more and more like he was just sort of a religious nut and and you know. Yeah. Islam doesn't have a majority. Or and the Christian religion has its full helping of nuts too. -- -- -- -- -- -- --"

" I cringe that he's a Muslim, I mean because it just inflames all of fears fears. think he's probably just a nut case case. It is tragic that he was not a"

" When a Muslim enlists in the military; I have heard many stories that they've been harassed, that a lot of pressure has been put on them. just. Just not to feel well."

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