
There's a difference between the picture of a child, or a smoking building, and a picture of two bloody corpses. If you don't get that you might want to look up NSFW again.
Furthermore, it's hardly 'photoshopped'. It's just TOAP - which is ok if it makes an amusing joke but in this case is a complete waste of bandwith.
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Tue 23 Dec 2008, 11:37,
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Furthermore, it's hardly 'photoshopped'. It's just TOAP - which is ok if it makes an amusing joke but in this case is a complete waste of bandwith.

They show this sort of picture on the news.
EDIT: looks like the mods agree with you... this is what happened to the carry on films
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Tue 23 Dec 2008, 11:41,
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EDIT: looks like the mods agree with you... this is what happened to the carry on films

pictures like this on the news as a matter of course at all, and if they do, regardless of time of day, they will say that the following piece contains pictures of a distressing nature, thus giving people the option to turn over. Linking the picture would be the same thing!
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Tue 23 Dec 2008, 11:45,
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I don't think they should give warnings on the news. War is brutal and nasty. Why not show it?
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Tue 23 Dec 2008, 11:58,
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you are ignoring my point about the warning. That video, of which the screencap is not discernible as a dead body, has a guidance warning along the bottom.
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So now you're comparing a picture of a child, the carry on films, and two blown up dead bodies? You've got from incongruous to ridiculous.
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Tue 23 Dec 2008, 11:49,
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i was comparing b3ta to carry on films
Get off your high horse.
I long ago realised that different people see b3ta in different ways. You obviously see it in a different way to me.
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Tue 23 Dec 2008, 11:54,
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Get off your high horse.
I long ago realised that different people see b3ta in different ways. You obviously see it in a different way to me.

My point was there's a clear and objective difference between making a distasteful inference and shoving visceral gore down people's throats. You might think that, say, a joke about the twin towers is in bad taste, but it's a different issue to posting images of people killed in the attack.
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