PAKISTAN/BHUTTO
Originally uploaded by Darriuss Royce.
How much more immediate and graphic can you get. Is there an argument for seeing more of the aftermath of these events on our TV screens? Would it encourage more protest against terrorism?
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Thursday, 27 December 2007
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You are correct. Many of those who commit terrorist acts are uneducated, but brainwashed by the educated organisers.
Posted by: Adam Sutcliffe | Thursday, 27 December 2007 at 21:28
There's no defence against terrorism, except education or oppression. The pictures will make no difference to people: with or without the pictures, those who realise what has happened here today will be appalled by it. Those feelings are made worse because there is no defence against the cowardly attack and evasion of the suicide murderer.
Unless we are to resort to oppression (like that used by China, the USSR and certain African and Middle Eastern regimes), the only way to reduce this kind of attack is by effective education.
Posted by: Nick Hood | Thursday, 27 December 2007 at 19:31