Ste11aeres
Well-Known Member
Anyone who reads my posts knows that dogs are my special interest.
Sometimes when reading about dogs, one is drawn to reflect on broader issues that affect humans as well.
Here is an example
http://www.heraldnews.com/article/20150911/NEWS/150918853/0/breaking_ajax
Headlines that distort the truth
Notice that I didn't say "false headlines".
No. But notice the difference between the headline, and the article.
Unleashed tiny dog runs up to and starts fight with pitbull, (no offense to tiny dogs, I love them too, but you small-dog-owners know that they've got a bit of small dog syndrome), pitbull owner separates two dogs. Small dog is unharmed.
Guy comes running out and stabs the pitbull multiple times, while the owner runs away in terror.
The pitbull didn't bit the man or fight back when he was being stabbed.
And the headlines still insist on making it look like it was the stabbed dog's fault.
Sometimes when reading about dogs, one is drawn to reflect on broader issues that affect humans as well.
Here is an example
http://www.heraldnews.com/article/20150911/NEWS/150918853/0/breaking_ajax
Headlines that distort the truth
Notice that I didn't say "false headlines".
No. But notice the difference between the headline, and the article.
Unleashed tiny dog runs up to and starts fight with pitbull, (no offense to tiny dogs, I love them too, but you small-dog-owners know that they've got a bit of small dog syndrome), pitbull owner separates two dogs. Small dog is unharmed.
Guy comes running out and stabs the pitbull multiple times, while the owner runs away in terror.
The pitbull didn't bit the man or fight back when he was being stabbed.
And the headlines still insist on making it look like it was the stabbed dog's fault.