We're sorry we don't have the video to show you since it's been removed, but we can imagine what it was pretty well. An editor from Reuters decided to send out a reporter and a camera crew to talk to Selma activists "warning that voting rights are under attack." Voting rights are not under attack. Everyone who could vote before can vote now. The Supreme Court simply rules that gerrymandering by race is unconstitutional. That's the "necessary context" that was missing from the video that probably got them killed in the replies.
WITHDRAWAL: We removed a video about Selma activists warning that voting rights are under attack because it lacked necessary context including detail on the Supreme Court's ruling
— Reuters (@Reuters) May 18, 2026
You were shamed into it. Just admit it.
— JWF (@JammieWF) May 18, 2026
"We're full of shit" would have been shorter.
— Ted Lescombe (@LescombeTed) May 18, 2026
Damage has already been done.
— The American (@AmericanGreatns) May 18, 2026
All by design
"We got caught again and people are less willing to tolerate our nonsense"
— Todd (@VariousRegards) May 18, 2026
in other words, you were misleading
— Free Maryland 🦀 (@Marylandfreedom) May 18, 2026
It was a lie.
— MossGossip (@moss_gossip) May 18, 2026
At least you respond to ridicule sometimes
— Murder Puppet (@Elonkicksass) May 18, 2026
Because no one has lost any rights.
— SoozaBella 🇺🇸🇳🇴 (@BellaSooza) May 18, 2026
That's the context the video was missing.
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