Daniel Schorr Blames The Internet For Fort Hood
NPR's Daniel Schorr thinks that the Internet should fess up and take some responsibility for its role in the Fort Hood shootings. Because Major Nidal Hasan exchanged e-mails with a radical cleric. In fairness, Daniel Schorr is a pretty old dude, but still.
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it COULD be the internet…or it could have something to do with the two wars America has been waging for the past few years… nope… definitely the internet
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Looks like someone's ready for retirement.
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so if he wrote him snail mail or called the imam, then the postal service or telephones would be at fault too?
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