TemplarKormac
Political Atheist
Hazlnut I can understand, but Doc? I know for a fact he would condemn the NYT's carelessness (intentional or otherwise).
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I didn't know it until it was published.His address was no secret.
And neither did a bunch of other folks who are aware there i s a cash bounty for his location and execution.I didn't know it until it was published.His address was no secret.
I didn't know it until it was published.His address was no secret.
Obviously their addresses are already public knowledge if you were able to easily find them on the internet. So, you are encouraging vigilantism and murder. Interesting. What a nice guy. Oh wait; you are indeed a nut case, like I already said.You're a nut case OP.The New York Times is making their stance clear: Murder Wilson
They published his address (which was approved by an editor) and after being exposed for it, they double downed and retained his address.
The editor should be charged with conspiracy to commit murder there is no other reason for the address to have been published. I am sure the fact that the editor was black had nothing to do with it.
As Mediaite columnist Joe Concha puts it, “Regardless of your thoughts on Wilson’s guilt or innocence, how can anyone believe providing his street and name of his wife be anything but irresponsible?”
The Times has published a correction -- but not the kind you would expect:
“An earlier version of this post included a photograph that contained information that should not have been made public. The image has been removed.”
Reckless move The NY Times publishes Darren Wilson s address Fox News
Just in case Wilson gets murdered:
Bosman’s address (editor/author)
5620 N WAYNE AVE APT 2
CHICAGO, IL 60660-4204
COOK COUNTY
Robertson (editor/author)
1113 N DUPRE ST
NEW ORLEANS, LA 70119-3203
ORLEANS COUNTYYeah, I think 2 abortion doctors have been killed since abortion became legal. How many millions of babies have they murdered?Comparable but not as bad because we don't see so many anti-abortionists rioting, looting and burning down buildings. The anti-abortion people are more specific.I fail to see any purpose whatsoever outside of bringing hardship to him in printing his address. None whatsoever. That makes the move by the NY Times amazingly ugly. It is pathetic and should not be accepted from media sources.His address was no secret.
Would you say this is worse, not as bad, or the same as the publication of the addresses of abortion doctors?
Yes they just kill the doctors.
I hope Wilson sues the shit out of the times and the editor.
Sounds like a slam dunk case.
Just figures. Good enough for those she does not like but certainly not okay for her.I was just reading this: Oops
SNIP:
BREAKING: COPS: NYT Reporter Who Published #DarrenWilson Address Calling Cops Nonstop
NOVEMBER 29, 2014BYCHARLES C. JOHNSON631 COMMENTS
The New York Times journalist who published Darren Wilson’s home address wants police protection and has been calling the police nonstop, Gotnews.com has learned.
Julie Bosman “keeps calling the 020th District station complaining about people harassing and threatening her,” our source told us. She’s also “complaining about numerous food deliveries being sent to her residence.”
ALL of it here:
BREAKING COPS NYT Reporter Who Published DarrenWilson Address Calling Cops Nonstop - GotNews
What goes around, comes around. She thought that she could stoke the flames without consequence, and then got burnt.Just figures. Good enough for those she does not like but certainly not okay for her.I was just reading this: Oops
SNIP:
BREAKING: COPS: NYT Reporter Who Published #DarrenWilson Address Calling Cops Nonstop
NOVEMBER 29, 2014BYCHARLES C. JOHNSON631 COMMENTS
The New York Times journalist who published Darren Wilson’s home address wants police protection and has been calling the police nonstop, Gotnews.com has learned.
Julie Bosman “keeps calling the 020th District station complaining about people harassing and threatening her,” our source told us. She’s also “complaining about numerous food deliveries being sent to her residence.”
ALL of it here:
BREAKING COPS NYT Reporter Who Published DarrenWilson Address Calling Cops Nonstop - GotNews
Asinine all around.
Howey
From your own link:
Officer Wilson and Officer Spradling own a home together on Manda Lane in Crestwood, Mo., a St. Louis suburb about a half-hour drive from Ferguson.
The only thing they withheld was the number of his house on Manda Lane.
According to the paper, Wilson and Spradling vacated the premises shortly after the 9 August 2014 shooting:
His address was no secret.
Do they still own the home?Howey
From your own link:
Officer Wilson and Officer Spradling own a home together on Manda Lane in Crestwood, Mo., a St. Louis suburb about a half-hour drive from Ferguson.
The only thing they withheld was the number of his house on Manda Lane.
Shoulda read on, huh?
According to the paper, Wilson and Spradling vacated the premises shortly after the 9 August 2014 shooting:
Liberals should not be put into positions of power and it seems that liberal blacks moreso. They have shown no sense of FairPlay and responsibility or respect for the rule of law. Wilson was acquitted and that decision should stand. Brown never held his hands up and shouted "don't shoot". His friend lied and changed his story many times.The New York Times is making their stance clear: Murder Wilson
They published his address (which was approved by an editor) and after being exposed for it, they double downed and retained his address.
The editor should be charged with conspiracy to commit murder there is no other reason for the address to have been published. I am sure the fact that the editor was black had nothing to do with it.
As Mediaite columnist Joe Concha puts it, “Regardless of your thoughts on Wilson’s guilt or innocence, how can anyone believe providing his street and name of his wife be anything but irresponsible?”
The Times has published a correction -- but not the kind you would expect:
“An earlier version of this post included a photograph that contained information that should not have been made public. The image has been removed.”
Reckless move The NY Times publishes Darren Wilson s address Fox News
That redaction led many readers to mistakenly believe that the Times had published Wilson's current residence address and then withdrawn that information due to public protest, but the address published by the paper in the since-edited article was for a law firm and not for the domicile in which Wilson is currently living.
The Times did mention that Wilson and his wife own a house in Crestwood and referenced the street name, but they did not publish the full address; moreover, that information was neither current nor revelatory in nature since (as noted in the same article) the Wilsons had vacated the house months earlier, and that same information had already been widely disseminated back in August 2014 in coverage of the Mike Brown case published major newspapers such as the Washington Post and the Boston Globe.