Also about justin bieber, david, and charlie sheen
-27Disney Channel stars (old ones, too), Justin Bieber, Rebecca Black, Britney Spears, Shane Dawson, Chris Crocker, the Jersey Shore cast, the Kardashians, rappers (not Christian rappers), R&B artists, Country artists (not Jennette McCurdy, Carrie Underwood, and Taylor Swift), Classical artists, and the modern CBS sitcoms stars (including Charlie Sheen, The Nanny stars, and Yes, Dear stars, excluding Melissa McCarthy, David Spade, and Patrick Warburton) should be in a secluded area, amirite?
youre watching the wrong channel. if you want to know about world affairs go to a channel where thats the main focus.
Like....the news stations? Oh no no no. I'm wrong. Cause of course they air that stuff on Discovery Channel. No? What about PBS? Oh...Well maybe ESPN
Nope. News is where those things are SUPPOSED to airand NEVER do.lol i guess youre NOT WATCHING THE RIGHT STATIONS THEN. espn? LMAO thats for sports! i cant decide if youre a troll or what. you cant be butthurt the station meant for playing sports or the station that shows local news and the weather isnt showing world affairs. believe it or not, ststaions like that DO exist. lol and discovery channel? you have got to be kidding me. pbs does talk about world affairs lol
Um. Apparently you don't understand sarcasm. My point was what other station should I be watching for the NEWS of soldiers' deaths than the NEWS stations?
(facepalm) cnn maybe? figure it out
...........................................you think espn is suppost to show world affairs?? umm apparently they DO or else you wouldnt know about it.
people cant be pissed at music tv for not showing shit about the soldiers, if theyre really interested they can go to a channel that reports on all those things and obviosuly some news stations are reporting it or people wouldnt know in the first place
Sorry but i have to ask what confused you about his comment, it seemed pretty clear lol just saying!
i think shes a troll... see comment saying how espn is suppost to show world affairs.
Lol i just saw that, balls, i hate getting caught by them!
i didnt think she was going to be cuz of her name
They can be so annoying, but the internet wouldn't be the same without them :)
If a soldier dies, they put it on the local news. They don't put it all over the media because it's sad and people don't like sad things. We watch things about the lives of celebrities because it distracts us from the sad things.
what im not understanding is how people who are obviously informed on whats happening via tv are saying the tv isnt telling us anything... "While Andrew Wilfahrt 31, Brian Tabada 21, Rudolph Hizon 22, Chauncy Mays 25, Christopher Stark 22, Kristopher Gould 25, David Fahey 23 are all soldiers who gave their lives this week with no media mention. Thats really wrong" obviously they did get some media attention or how do you know about it?!?!
They must not have gotten enough media attention. But that's fine. People don't go into the military to get famous after they die.
Sadly, it's because soldiers dying is not out of the ordinary. If a soldier's death was an uncommon event, it would be covered.
Yeah, but what about all the civilians that have died at the hands of the soldiers? what about the pedestrian that was run over by a U.S army vehicle? or the daughter of a middle eastern politican that was raped by soldiers and died from her injuries?
Isn't this a Facebook post?
congrats on copying and pasting a facebook group!
I think you guys are missing the point of the post... This is basically saying: Why are there things like Justin Beibers haircut, or Charlie Sheens drug addiction getting covered and being daily topics, instead of more important matters. Sure it's worded in a horribly wrong way, or I'm just reading too much into it. But seriously, who really gives a shit that JB cut his hair.... :\
I knew Chauncy....=(
LOL Wilfahrt!
Haha, "Wilfahrt".
You're a terrible person.
Probably.
Writing "amir... amirite?" does not make you cool, however much you think so, so fuck you and NW
... No... just no...
The post ran out of characters before the rest of amirite could be posted, so the post read it as amir. If a post does not end in amirite, the site adds it on.