Kansas City Star Prints Pushover Editorial Amid Israel War

It was too much to expect Kansas City's almost daily newspaper to publish something meaningful in these historic times.

Instead . . .

CHECK THE KANSAS CITY STAR PLAYING NICE AFTER HORRIFIC TERRORISM AS THEY CONFUSE LOCAL DISCOURSE WITH HOLY LAND ACTS OF WAR!!!

We pulled A quote because it exemplifies their idiocy and the myopic worldview of local journalists. 

They imagine that the war they're watching from afar is fought in the hearts and minds of locals. Their false narrative seemingly argues that political viewpoints & perspective are akin to military fighting. 

Their greatest sin . . . They take themselves too seriously.

The Kansas City Star proved too cowardly to condemn terrorism and the murder of innocent citizens of Israel. 

Instead they moved too cautiously, too slowly and penned a milquetoast screed that attempts to offer "fairness" in the face of atrocity and only serves to expose the repeated cowardice of this institution.

Check-it: 

"When war breaks out, we choose sides. It’s a human thing to do. We claim an injured party and give our support through statements, donations, thoughts and prayers. 

"Sometimes those sides involve people far away, thousands of miles from us. 

"But sometimes those sides are our neighbors, those who identify with the people fighting in the war. Religious and nonreligious ethnic Jews live in the greater Kansas City area. Muslims live here. Palestinians live here. They are our neighbors."

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