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Re:Breonna Taylor case: Louisville police nearly blank incid... by dagmx on Thursday June 11, 2020 @02:17AM (#23485710)
Vox actually covers this really well https://www.vox.com/2020/6/5/21280425/new-york-times-tom-cot...

Basically it boils down to:

* it was a fairly dangerous opinion with fabrications that weren’t vetted by the editorial team

* it was disrespectful and dangerous to the safety of their employees of color. The safety of people should not be a partisan issue

* it compromised the reporting abilities of other arms of the NYT

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Re:Breonna Taylor case: Louisville police nearly blank incid... by dagmx on Thursday June 11, 2020 @10:09AM (#23489041)
You have to be purposefully ignoring the reality of current events in the USA to take your position unfortunately. Have you looked at how much more aggressively police have been targeting people of color during these protests? Your view only makes sense in a truly equal world. We are not in that world.
Re:Breonna Taylor case: Louisville police nearly blank incid... by DagAgren on Thursday June 11, 2020 @09:35AM (#23488685)
> but I just can't imagine the thought process behind 'and the bullets avoid white / asian NYT reporters and crew members and specifically target the ones with melanin above a certain level'.

Bullets don't fly on their own accord. Someone aims them.

Re:Breonna Taylor case: Louisville police nearly blank incid... by twybrobdingnag on Thursday June 11, 2020 @09:55AM (#23488900)
That is a serious accusation. What evidence do you have that this hypothetical you are constructing has any bearing to reality? I remember a time when 'innocent until proven guilty' was a guiding principle of public conversation. These days we gleefully accuse people of hypothetical crimes. How about we stop doing that?
Re:Breonna Taylor case: Louisville police nearly blank incid... by danharaj on Thursday June 11, 2020 @10:31AM (#23489297)
> I remember a time when 'innocent until proven guilty' was a guiding principle of public conversation

It's a guiding principle of jurisprudence, not conversation. Don't be so pompous as to think the level of your discourse rises to that of a court proceeding.

Re:Breonna Taylor case: Louisville police nearly blank incid... by DagAgren on Thursday June 11, 2020 @10:47AM (#23489478)
I did not make any accusation. I was clarifying the position of the people who's thought process you "couldn't imagine".

Now you can.