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In reply to the discussion: CBS - "Sorry, we can't do a story on Auschwitz. We haven't gotten the Nazi side of things yet" [View all]sarisataka
(22,202 posts)39. It is a strange thing that when people bring up other genocides, no one seems to want to discuss them
We hear much more about how people are tired of hearing about the Holocaust then any concern about current genocides.
It leads one to infer two things, first is that concern about any current genocides is extremely selective based on the fact that there is only one that gets discussion. The second I will differ to the words of Rod Serling:
There is an answer to the doctor's question. All the Dachaus must remain standing. The Dachaus, the Belsens, the Buchenwalds, the Auschwitzes; all of them. They must remain standing because they are a monument to a moment in time when some men decided to turn the Earth into a graveyard. Into it they shoveled all of their reason, their logic, their knowledge, but worst of all, their conscience. And the moment we forget this, the moment we cease to be haunted by its remembrance, then we become the gravediggers. Something to dwell on and to remember, not only in the Twilight Zone but wherever men walk God's Earth.
Closing narration of Death's Head Revisited Twilight Zone S3 Ep9
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CBS - "Sorry, we can't do a story on Auschwitz. We haven't gotten the Nazi side of things yet" [View all]
maxrandb
Yesterday
OP
I doubt they will officially shut down the morning and evening "news" programming.
Bluetus
21 hrs ago
#37
Yes. People of conscience may have to sacrifice a few of their favorite CBS shows.
Mister Ed
Yesterday
#6
I haven't turned my tv on since 2021 when I watched Biden's inauguration. I was curious
travelingthrulife
Yesterday
#11
When the Ellisons took charge of CBS and appointed Bari Weiss, the message was clear.
Lonestarblue
Yesterday
#14
Please clarify that the "quote" in your OP is sarcasm, a quote you made up, before anyone here
highplainsdem
23 hrs ago
#23
No, it isn't exactly what Weiss or anyone at CBS said. And I wasn't the only one here asking for
highplainsdem
20 hrs ago
#41
I prefer to point out the media's complicity in the savage treatment of immigrants
maxrandb
19 hrs ago
#42
The wording I showed you works every bit as well for that. Without leaving the possibility anyone at
highplainsdem
19 hrs ago
#43
This morning she basically told the veteran 60 Minutes journalist that she doesn't know how to do her job
Arazi
23 hrs ago
#24
That's why the OP's satirical title is so spot on! WEISS's "reason" of the story needing more work is
UTUSN
22 hrs ago
#28
and even after that debacle, those fuckers are still trying to be Warner.
themaguffin
22 hrs ago
#30
It is a strange thing that when people bring up other genocides, no one seems to want to discuss them
sarisataka
20 hrs ago
#39