..an obeservation of MMS scandals..
..As they claimed incessantly about their heroics to bring justice to yet another victim of the porn mms industry, one could smell yet another attempt at hogging media glare at the expense of that woman's wretchedness. The media, the journalists, the leaders of women NGOs, the politicians, all were drumming alike, to get that space on tv, trying to prove themselves the champions of the war against this newer affliction of greed and lust, on women's privacy. The cheapest of the sleaziest, those crime reporters a la mode 'sansani', kept on hollering, playing that mms in blurred mode in the background in an endless loop, as more and more people logged on to internet, searching for that video...
irony?anticlimax?
posted by Aditya at 9:55 AM
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Talk about Human Rights violations...
the worst is the labels she'd pick up from everybody in her society. Our media very well knows that we can't take such issues in a healthy fashion and yet wants to parade it around to draw in the crowd. Everybody is immature here.
ps: I haven't seen it, despite knowing of its existence, and despite having an unhealthy affinity to such media in the earlier years
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