Sensationist journalism exists everywhere. What a surprise numan
You obviously have not watched the news report which I linked to.
It is the very opposite of "sensationist". It is, after all, a Canadian report, not an American one.
But then, one can hardly expect a parochial American jingoist to know how things are done in the civilized world.
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God, but you're a douche...
Civilized world? Canada? You've given the rest of humanity, hockey, a form of bacon and sealskin boots! You wouldn't know civilized if it ran up your leg and bit you on your pompous ass!
He's right, Numan. It's hack reporting. It doesn't bother to mention that Trayvon very well may have been the attacker. And then it calls the town racist because it has a 'mostly white police force' and because they 'waited 44 days to press charges.' Well:
A. The first claim is spurious
B. The police had no intention of pressing charges. It was a political decision by the state.
Then the white reporter and a black resident engage in boresome race baiting satire:
White reporter: "I'm gonna drive you."
Black resident: "Oh really? That's a change?"
Then they go back into the town's history. They call the town's founder, Henry Sanford, "a failed fruit farmer" and go into his alleged role in slavery:
Yet, this from his wiki page:
Henry Shelton Sanford (June 15, 1823 – May 21, 1891) was a wealthy American diplomat, businessman, and aristocrat from Connecticut who served as United States Ambassador to Belgium from 1861 to 1869. He is also known for founding the city of Sanford, Florida[1] and for successfully lobbying the United States into recognizing King Leopold II's claim to the Congo region in central Africa, the area that would become Leopold's privately controlled Congo Free State.
Sanford most definitely had money issues with his 'fruit farming' business, but in large part b/c he was doing overseas ventures. Nonetheless, he did create a large town that even paid for 100 Sweden immigrants. Not sure, if 'failure' is the word for him. He certainly did appear to be into slavery, but so was often the case of southerners in the freaking 19th century.
Then we learn from the video that Florida itself, "they say" (never bothers to mention who they are) had more lynchings per capita than any other state.
Nonetheless, it's showing ancient history, to somehow prove great racism today.
Then the black resident smiles as he tells of a story of kids allegedly calling him and his brother the so-called n-word.
Then the reporter says that his uncle was lynched for whistling at a white woman. They don't bother to explore that wive's tale. Nonetheless, that would've been decades prior too.
Then they use hyperbole to say how Jackie Robinson was allegedly ran out of town during his baseball visit. Never mind that he probably played the games and was just fine. But, it's better to say 'ran out of town.' But again, this was like 60 years ago. What relevance does it have to George Zimmerman and Trayvon Martin?
The video then glorifies the white police chief being fired to bring in the black police chief.
Then the video alleges racism b/c in 2010 a white man beat up a homeless black man. The white man was the son of a police lieutenant and the reporter doesn't bother to tell that George Zimmerman actually led the charge for justice!
And it's funny b/c they show the town and it's all peaceful. No strife.
You need to learn how to discern reporting from propaganda, Numan.