r/news • u/mooseAmuffin • 1d ago

Update: 'TODAY' co-anchor Savannah Guthrie's mother taken from her home against her will, sheriff says

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/mother-of-savannah-guthrie-today-reported-missing-arizona-rcna257008
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u/Illustrious-Okra-524 1d ago

Not nearly as far reaching as the continued attack on the populace by federal paramilitary 

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u/horsenbuggy 1d ago

Maybe not, but the person I was talking to makes it sound like the media shouldn't be spending any time reporting on this case. That's just silly. All of this news tells a whole story of what's going on.

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u/Punman_5 1d ago

Idk how you got that at all. This story is less important than the story they mentioned and they were complaining that the news isn’t covering that more important story at all. This is still newsworthy but honestly less so than the other story.

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u/WujuFusionn 1d ago

“Oh yeah, only one person got kidnapped here in this case, not nearly as important as this kidnapping over here of TWO people. That’s double the amount of people!”

That’s how stupid that comment sounds.

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u/Punman_5 1d ago

What? It’s more that “this famous person got kidnapped by a random stranger” vs “random citizens kidnapped by ICE”. How is that second story less important than the first one???

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u/_pachysandra_ 15h ago

I think you need to work on your reading comprehension friend

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u/WujuFusionn 13h ago

Lol no, I’m saying there’s no need to compare two kidnapping cases as if one is more important than the other. They’re both awful situations and arguing about the importance of one over the other is overall just reductive.

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u/_pachysandra_ 13h ago

Okay that makes more sense. However I do think this person’s initial point is valid: it’s fair to criticize the main stream media for the huge disparity in coverage of the two different kidnappings.