People doing stand-ups practically inside the plane remains. A TV reporter rifling through a suitcase. Makes me sick. #ashamedforprofession
— Paul Sonne (@PaulSonne) July 20, 2014
That is a bit ghoulish.
https://twitter.com/TadKosciuszko/status/490918238428340224
@PaulSonne which channels are these reporters from? Life news?
— Anna Pyatko (@AnnaPyatko) July 20, 2014
@AnnaPyatko Actually the later example was Britain's Sky News.
— Paul Sonne (@PaulSonne) July 20, 2014
@PaulSonne @MarkAmesExiled Sickening the Xtremes allowed when it's a question of show business, no? That should be a dead giveaway. cui bono
— SeaSK (@SeaSK) July 20, 2014
@PaulSonne hard to believe isn't it?
— Rosespeonies (@Rosespeonies) July 20, 2014
@Rosespeonies and while criticizing the rebels for their inhumanity on camera! the irony.
— Paul Sonne (@PaulSonne) July 20, 2014
Don’t invalidate a reasonable criticism with false moral equivalency. Behaving insensitively at the scene of a crime isn’t quite as bad as committing the crime.
Sky News apologizes for reporter rummaging through #MH17 crash victims' luggage during live TV report: http://t.co/4PRuTdSrF9
— Yahoo News (@YahooNews) July 20, 2014