The MSM coverage of the Armanious murders vs. the Mathhew Shepard murder.
The events that have shaped us since we first learned about Matthew Shepard
>> October 6, 1998: After having dinner with friends from the University of Wyoming’s gay student group, Matthew Shepard goes to the Fireside Lounge, where he meets Russell Henderson and Aaron McKinney. Police say McKinney and Henderson lure Shepard outside by saying they are gay and then beat him and tie him to a fence outside of town.>> October 7: Shepard’s unconscious body is discovered by a bicyclist.
>> October 9:
>> October 12: Shepard dies without regaining consciousness. He is buried four days later.
>> October 14: Thousands attend a vigil in memory of Shepard held in
>> October 19: A demonstration in
Okay, nice job by John Gallagher. (Apparently. I haven’t fact checked this timeline. Why would he lie?) But let me add one more thing to this timeline:
20/20 debunks the theory that Matthew Shepard was killed because he was gay. (You can read that story here. Now, this post isn’t about Matthew Shepard. And, just fyi, there are many posts available which debunk 20/20’s debunking of the hate crime version of his tragic death. This post is about the PC MSM, and their differing treatment of these two stories.)
The Armananious family is slaughtered.
The married father of two had recently been threatened by Muslim members of the Web site, said a fellow Copt and store clerk who uses the chat room.
"You'd better stop this bull---- or we are going to track you down like a chicken and kill you," was the threat, said the clerk, who was online at the time and saw the exchange.
Since then, like in the Shepard tragedy, celebrities have come out from
Dear Reader, I apologize. Hopefully there’s enough food for thought above to have made this read something more than a complete waste of your time.
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