Jophiel wrote:
"Why should I care?" is kind of a dumb question. No one is asking anyone to rise up and change the world over this. It's a human interest story made larger by the role of the media, sports culture and the fact that millions were a part of it in some way versus some dink at home ************ to Lonelygirl15 videos. Even if you want to say you don't care about the story, the way the media treated the story is interesting in of itself.
Yeah, not really. I didn't care about this guy or his story before, and I don't care about it now. Media mishandling of "news" has never been solely worthy of my attention before, nor will it be in this case. This whole thing reminds me of the typical glue eater in kindergarten and the "too cool" kid who always finds it necessary to make a big deal out of it. I don't care if your little boy eats glue, licks windows, or whatever, and I don't need someone else's little boy making it a point to tell me about it.