If a low or zero-income couple from a public housing estate had have endured the same heartache from having left their three tots unattended whilst they were out enjoying themselves, would we be so sympathetic?

Bum Fingers wrote:i'm watching you
You'd best watch where his fingers are then Mel.mellie wrote:Bum Fingers wrote:i'm watching you
...YES... indeed you are ...
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Right over my shoulder in fact.
Who's sympathetic?mellie wrote:... would we be so sympathetic?
Not really.AnaTom wrote:I have been experiencing a problem with censorship.
I have noticed the tenancy for TV channels and even newspapers to blur out the faces of people they have photographed. Its totally Orwellian.
AnaTom wrote:If they don't want us to see the faces, why photograph them in the first place?
Often it's because a case is before the courts, and the image is blurred to avoid a potential jury from being prejudiced by a "trial by media".AnaTom wrote:I have seen politicians' faces blurred, criminals blurred, terrorists blurred, random children blurred, a whole footy team blurred by the ABC, I have seen people from the furthest distance on the planet, nowhere near where anyone could or cared to identify them, blurred. And on page 24 of today's AGE are two faces blurred. Why
Nah.Jasonofabitch wrote:Old Rolf - the epitome of all things 'Aussie',
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