No Chance That There's Any Context In Which This Is A Good Question
"How did you feel as you gripped the trigger of that gun." --Paula Zahn, Fox News.
This is a question asked by Ms Zahn of an unknown (by me) person about an unknown (by me) event. The nature of the event doesn't really matter to my thesis.
If she asks the question of a person who killed an intruder to protect his loved ones and/or property, she's showing a disdain for defensive action. How would she "feel" if she walked into her apartment to see her daughter being raped? "How could he do such a thing to me?"
Screw feelings! Kill the bastard!
If she asks the question of a murderer in a prison setting, she's appealing to the mentally unhealthy ghoulish curiosity of a sick person who ought to be in a loonie bin. I can imagine the murderer smiling lasciviously, perhaps drooling a bit, and saying, "I wanted to watch her die, dude!" and Ms Zahn imagining the tenement dweller watching and saying, over his beer, "Awright!"
Get the widow on the set, we need dirty laundry.
It's part of a promotional ad for Ms Zahn's daytime show on Fox News, which is apparently designed to play off Ms Zahn's past fame, even at the expense of her credibility during the decline of her career. It's not a dumb question. It's a question that tells far more about the questioner than it ever could about the interviewee. Why would any serious journalist even think about asking something hideous as that?
Does Ms Zahn know that by asking that question she's expressing bias? Does she know that she's telling the world that she'd rather see a young woman lying dead, face down in the mud, having been raped and strangled with her own pantyhose, than see her standing, gun in hand, over the dead body of her assailant?
It goes without saying that one doesn't grip the trigger of a gun. Ever.
These are just a few of the bits of the ugly soul of Ms Paula Zahn revealed by that short question.
We report, you roll over and play dead.
Warm regards,
Col. Hogan
Stalag California
This is a question asked by Ms Zahn of an unknown (by me) person about an unknown (by me) event. The nature of the event doesn't really matter to my thesis.
If she asks the question of a person who killed an intruder to protect his loved ones and/or property, she's showing a disdain for defensive action. How would she "feel" if she walked into her apartment to see her daughter being raped? "How could he do such a thing to me?"
Screw feelings! Kill the bastard!
If she asks the question of a murderer in a prison setting, she's appealing to the mentally unhealthy ghoulish curiosity of a sick person who ought to be in a loonie bin. I can imagine the murderer smiling lasciviously, perhaps drooling a bit, and saying, "I wanted to watch her die, dude!" and Ms Zahn imagining the tenement dweller watching and saying, over his beer, "Awright!"
Get the widow on the set, we need dirty laundry.
It's part of a promotional ad for Ms Zahn's daytime show on Fox News, which is apparently designed to play off Ms Zahn's past fame, even at the expense of her credibility during the decline of her career. It's not a dumb question. It's a question that tells far more about the questioner than it ever could about the interviewee. Why would any serious journalist even think about asking something hideous as that?
Does Ms Zahn know that by asking that question she's expressing bias? Does she know that she's telling the world that she'd rather see a young woman lying dead, face down in the mud, having been raped and strangled with her own pantyhose, than see her standing, gun in hand, over the dead body of her assailant?
It goes without saying that one doesn't grip the trigger of a gun. Ever.
These are just a few of the bits of the ugly soul of Ms Paula Zahn revealed by that short question.
We report, you roll over and play dead.
Warm regards,
Col. Hogan
Stalag California
2 comments:
The answer might be, "About 2 and a half pounds pull; but I had it worked on by a professional to match my shooting style."
I hate that commercial. She is such a sleazy sensationalist, like Geraldo. Just a tool.
Obviously anti gun and has no concept of firearms. A typical journalist.
Shame on FOX for running it over and over and over and.....
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