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I am torn on this issue. While I do believe Nancy Grace is the most annoying human being on TV today, she didn't actually KILL this lady. I don't think I would blame her for the lady killing herself, but maybe CNN should have a little talk with Nancy and politely tell her to shut the F up??
Thoughts?
Here is the story
http://www.slate.com/id/2149686/
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This is more current event gossip then debatable material...
Moving to the Cyber-Lounge...
Who the heck is Nancy Grace? *question question question* lol
ia gree she didnt kill the lady but her opinon's flame to much,she does it to keep
up with O'riley and those other guy's who do the same thing but i dont think
she does it right,but i dont think she killed anyone it was th ladys for for being
dumb enough to kill her self
I don't think she killed anyone the only way she could kill someone is if the person tourted themsleves by listening to her nonstop
i wouldnt talk to anybody from the paparazzi or anything if that kind of information is told out like that
I can't stand Nancy Grace, and for that matter, CNN. While saying that it's a "news station" you'll notice that the majority of airtime is given to opinion, and not news. For example, Glen Beck and Nancy Grace. Neither of them are newscasters, but both have shows on CNN. Rather than telling us the news and what is currently happening, they instead tell us THEIR opinion of what is happening, and what they think should be done. Since it's coming from a "news channel" people will ultimately think that their opinions are in fact news, and not a bunch of bs.
Seeing as how Slate seems to think that Nancy Grace isn't responsible, look at both Maury Povich and Jerry Springer. Both talk shows have had guests who have then gone and killed either themselves, or someone else, after taping a show. The media jumped on them saying that the show was at fault and blah blah blah.
No, Nancy Grace isn't at fault for what happened, she's just a huge b$%^ch. She shoudln't have a show on a news stations, and people shouldn't tune in to watch what her and other opinionists have to say. It was the persons choice to commit suicide, though I'm sure Nancy Grace did have an effect on the woman's choice. I think CNN should tell her to tone it down, or pack up (i would hope pack up), and then tell all the other lackeys to smarten up.