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06-02-2009, 04:06 AM
I think you are a little off the money, Alan. Sadly, things like this happen in Europe and Asia as well. The way the media focuses on things has changed. It used to be a one hour news day, but now we live in a 24 hour news day. That means channels like CNN need to be reporting something at all times.
Still, I think in some ways the Japanese tabloid media is worse in this respect. I remember one rather violent incident involving the murder of a young boy not far from where I lived, and the tabloid media kept it as the opening story literally for weeks. Sensational stories will get sensational coverage, but lets not confuse the media with the event (and I am not necessarily talking to you, Alan). I don't think it is an "American" vs. "European" thing, I think that is oversimplifying things. |
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06-02-2009, 04:07 AM
I work in a store that sells cigars. We have a walk-in humidor and almost every time someone younger than 23 comes in the store I will follow them in. Most of that time it is because they are looking around and making movements that seem a bit like they are wondering if they are going to get away with something. Most of the time the older crowd isn't like that, though there are a few. Sometimes I'm wrong and they are looking to buy and ask me for help since I'm in there, but a lot of times they still act shady while I'm in there with them.
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06-02-2009, 04:08 AM
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You haven't dug your hole too deep until it's killed you
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