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Howard Kurtz has accused the New York Times of a “reckless move” in identifying the street on which Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson resides. “Journalism is full of close calls. This is not one of them. The Times should apologize,” writes Kurtz.

On Monday, the Times published a scoop by Julie Bosman and Campbell Robertson reporting that Wilson had married fellow officer Barbara Spradling in a “quiet wedding” last month. It noted that the two “own a home together” and identified the town and the name of the street.

Breitbart’s John Nolte writes, “the New York Times had no qualms whatsoever about publishing almost all the information needed for Officer Darren Wilson’s enemies to track him and his wife down at home.” Other outlets, including the New York Post and Fox News, have highlighted the newspaper’s decision. “If anything happens to that man, his family or that home, I hold them — the culpability is with [the New York Times],” said Fox News’s Sean Hannity.

Wonder if they collected the $5,000.00 reward for Officer Brown's location from the new black panthers? So where do they live?

One of the New York Times reporters Campbell Robertson who ratted out Officer Wilson's home address to the new black panthers and everyone else looking for revenge is now complaining that she's receiving threatening calls and is afraid to return to her house after bloggers posted her personal information on several sites. Ahhhh poor baby, looks like friends of Officer Wilson are everywhere.

So you're telling us there isn't a bit of difference between the behavior of Wilson's supporters and his detractors.

Yet you criticize the behavior of the ones you disagree with while you laugh off the behavior of the ones you agree with.
You have no problem with threats and violence. You just get upset when someone dares to use them against YOUR side.

No surprise there... just your standard reactionary conservative hypocrisy.

I know Clown....isn't it terrible?

There are bad people everywhere.

So you're telling us there isn't a bit of difference between the behavior of Wilson's supporters and his detractors.

So you're telling us you believe the reason the reporter ratted Wilson's address was because she was a Wilson detractor?

Darren Wilson, the police officer whose deadly shooting of an unarmed 18-year-old prompted months of protest in Ferguson, Missouri, resigned from his job on Saturday after avoiding prosecution by the state...

November 29, 2014

ABC offered Darren Wilson a “mid-to-high” six-figure payment to give his first and only public interview on the network, according to the website Got News. An unnamed source from NBC reportedly told the website that both networks engaged in a bidding war to score the first interview with Wilson but NBC backed out after its rival “upped the ante....

It's hard to believe Wilson gave up a $41,000 a year job dealing with hostile negros for six-figure speaking engagements with first class treatment. Isn't it mysterious how God works, one day Wilson is a low paid unappreciated public servant then the next he's being sent First Class tickets just to come and talk for more than times his old yearly salary just because he was in the right spot at the right time. He's also received book deals that he's having his agent review plus has received over 850K in donations to jump start his life from those who feel he was treated poorly by the system.

Good things happen to good people, bad things happen to bad people.

The reason the NY Times released Wilson's home address was that they hoped somebody would attack him.

What other reason could the NY Times have?

This shows the extreme length to which liberal "journalism" will go.

I guess Michael Brown's parents will be suing Wilson for the book and movie rights.

sillydaddy wrote:I guess Michael Brown's parents will be suing Wilson for the book and movie rights.

Wilson already cashed in.

Elk....Wilson did nothing wrong. He told the truth and hid nothing and left his fate to the grand jury. They no billed him. The media now blames him for being free. Their beef should be with the system if they feel cheated.

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Man's career and future are trashed.
He will never get out from under the legal fees.
He will never find another cop job.

But that is OK with Elk, I think.

He was an employed black male, with no history of drug use or illicit behavior.

The dude was Obama and the NAACP's nightmare, little wonder he's no longer breathing. He was certainly wasn't a negro Obama would say could be his son.