Comments on: Why Am I Disgusted About Zoey Zane?

By: Indiana Joe

Indiana Joe — Mon, 03 Dec 2007 15:15:28 +0000

Let me just shed a tear here on your blog for Emily Sander. I never heard of her before I read all the gleeful slander in the press. But I see a sparkling specimen of humanity, a kid with God’s fingerprints all over her… snuffed out in an unhappy ending. My heart is torn for her.

I wish I could have shown her some sort of kindness in the days of her short life. I want to pray for her, but she is dead. I wish I knew something kind to say about her, and I’m sure there is much to say.

Here in the end, only God knows the wonder and the real beauty of this little child of his. May God receive her soul, and vindicate her name, and may he crown her with life in the Resurrection.

Goodbye, little girl.

By: mt

mt — Sat, 01 Dec 2007 06:24:15 +0000

The media personality says “Look at me but not my actions. Look at these I allege unto another and praise me for doing so.”
Disintegration is a collective effort.
Eugene Debs said â€œWhile there is a lower class I am in it; while there is a criminal element I am of it; while there is a soul in prison, I am not freeâ€
-And now we have these news people grinding in allegations in order to lower others. How can those in a society be happy while they strive to defeat each other?
What the media does is not short of perversion.

By: Nancy Cleveland

Nancy Cleveland — Fri, 30 Nov 2007 15:46:11 +0000

Potnetgal, my heartfelt thoughts go out to you and your family…and, of course, families everywhere who have had to lay a child to rest. Hard enough a ‘natural’ death but having someone else take that life is surely too much to comprehend.

I have no respect for the media in these matters, for sure…but nor do I respect the members of the public who seem to thrive on this sort of thing. Those who can’t wait to check out the young woman’s web site (courtesy of the media), those who find it the talking point of the day, (courtesy of the updates from the media) and those who would judge this child’s entire life by the portrayal…of the media. When we stop craving this muck the media throws at us, stop buying their yellow rags, listening to their sad and questionable journalism and start complaining full force maybe then it will stop.

By: mt

mt — Fri, 30 Nov 2007 15:14:58 +0000

Potnetgal, you understand what most never will. If people were left a bit more to think without the media directing they might know it too. I don’t wish to say more and make an opportunity from what is with you.
What is important is who we’re with.

By: potnetgal

potnetgal — Fri, 30 Nov 2007 13:48:36 +0000

Jared, as a parent to a college student daughter, my heart goes out to the family here, the story that should be told. Does it make it any less a crime if she was a “Porn star” as she has been labeled? Will it matter when investigators put together the hours leading up to her death? Probably not. So what, she had naked pictures on the internet….her and a 1000 other young girls and let us not forget the male species is just as guilty.

The media, what a joke, their ethics are long forgotten much like the doctor who is guilty of ill repute. I wonder what we would find if we were allowed to open the medias’ closets. Wait a minute, they would be the first to scream it is irrelevant, much like what that poor childs’ internet site was. Someone should remind them of the mother and father left behind to bury their child and the pain and unanswered questions that never fade, much like the way this story will fade, after all, it seems like only sensationalism is news worthy.

I know the pain these parents are feeling. I buried my own daughter in April. Her life was taken by her boyfriend.

By: mt

mt — Fri, 30 Nov 2007 13:47:07 +0000

Right, and Christians support wars while professing love others because it’s socially right and garners approval, and if one can express an opinion it is taken as knowledge and the expressing one feels important enough to condemn those who disagree with him/her.
News… is that claiming higher degrees in all areas of knowledge or being the jury because you write the evidence as you write the rules from how you’re feeling and how many will be will be asking you what is and what isn’t?
As we read and discuss everything with which we have no experience have we any right to care if there are no fables and novels about how it is to be human and how we forgot to recognize them?

By: Nancy Cleveland

Nancy Cleveland — Fri, 30 Nov 2007 13:40:19 +0000

Good points re-made, Jared. All too often, particularly in rape cases, attacks of different sort on women, the case comes down how she was dressed, what she did for a living or where she spent her time and none of them…not one…has a d**n thing to do with the fact that a crime had been committed against her. This media garbage is enough already.