It wasn't just a matter of one line being deleted. It was deliberation to make his motive seem racist, but that doesn't support your narrative so you try to diminish the significance of it.
I absolutely consider Ferguson important, Benghazi not so much (in the context that republicans are pursuing it).
Liberal networks lied and produced a racial narrative in regards to Ferguson when they knew they had none of the facts. Whats your point there? I didn't know that you cared about liberal media telling lies. Fox on the other hand urged viewers not to jump to conclusion until the facts were released.
As far as Benghazi, Hillary Clinton is a liar. That being said, republicans need to stop wasting time because her email didn't get those guys killed. She performed her job poorly, but she didn't deliberately kill them, and republicans are wasting tax dollars pursuing it.
You hurt yourself the more you type
in fact it was about one key line was deleted
the assumption of motive are yours and the grandiose assumptions of it's impact are yours as well
http://gawker.com/5898876/nbc-apologizes-for-editing-george-zimmermans-911-call-on-today-showZimmerman: This guy looks like he's up to no good. He looks black.
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Zimmerman: This guy looks like he's up to no good. Or he's on drugs or something. It's raining and he's just walking around, looking about.
Dispatcher: OK, and this guy - is he black, white or Hispanic?
Zimmerman: He looks black.
And how many times did this run on the air
It's not exactly like this one edited phone call incited a race riot
Now compare that to what was happening in Ferguson and look at Faux News daily, repetetive incendiary coverage
And of course when the DOJ released it's reports they chose to exclusively cover only one report (that the debunked the "hands up don't shoot narrative) while completely ignoring the other report that listed years of racial charged incidents
Yeah, that's just no comparison to one edited phone call, done by one single person that might have aired once or a few times
nothing mentioned in the video below matters once it's aired on a comedy show