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We have heard from some readers upset with our publishing a photo showing victims after a brutal attack in Nairobi. We understand how painful this coverage can be, and we try to be very sensitive in how we handle both words and images in these situations. https://nyti.ms/2VTreKW pic.twitter.com/1sqgTnnVKW
Presumably we will be seeing photos of children in the next mass shootout in the US so we can "get a real sense of the situation" right?
Man, Wouldn't that be something. Actually see the actual bloodied floors of an American classroom in the immediate aftermath. Maybe people will wake up then....
My sentiments Exactly!
...or even the church massacre that happened huko
....yet huku wanangonja kuskia kitu kidogo...unawaona wakirukaruka kama kuku inataga
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...stupid journalism...wahame kenya
Spot on!
This should be interesting ... It's bound to happen anyway, let's see if they will be bold enough to show
That will make the so called nyt think twice. Hoping their relatives will be among the dead
Shame on you @nytimes We demand and apology!!
This is below the belt. Revoke their licence to operate in Kenya till they up their standards to match our laws. Deport all of them.
Don't count on it; theirs deserve dignity and compassion. Ours apparently not. And they wonder why @realDonaldTrump|s reference to the entire lot as Failing Fake Media resonates with all of us. It is their rank hypocrisy and obvious double standards that has destroyed them.
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