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33girl 08-18-2004 11:02 AM

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Originally posted by DeltAlum
In terms of the "death watch," most media folks would agree with you and feel very strange about pre-producing pieces. However, the public and the critics expect it, without realizing it.

Look at all the good stuff they had ready at Reagan's passing. The viewers (and critics) are used to that and would be very critical if it weren't there.

DA, I agree that there should be things ready to go as far as obits, tributes etc that are there in the studio when the time comes. That makes perfect sense. I'm talking about people openly discussing "when so and so dies", "so and so's health is failing rapidly" etc. It's just tacky and mean.

Kevin 08-18-2004 11:06 AM

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Originally posted by 33girl
DA, I agree that there should be things ready to go as far as obits, tributes etc that are there in the studio when the time comes. That makes perfect sense. I'm talking about people openly discussing "when so and so dies", "so and so's health is failing rapidly" etc. It's just tacky and mean.
When so and so dies in this case, it will have a great impact on one of the world's largest religions.

It's not mean, it's relevant.

33girl 08-18-2004 11:09 AM

There's a difference between talking about the future of the church and hovering like vultures. I think the line's been crossed many times. People just need to accept that this is something humans don't control.

And I wasn't just talking about the Pope, but any public figure.

Kevin 08-18-2004 11:11 AM

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Originally posted by 33girl
There's a difference between talking about the future of the church and hovering like vultures. I think the line's been crossed many times.

And I wasn't just talking about the Pope, but any public figure.

Agreed on that. People need to stop talking about "We can change this when the Pope dies". It's pretty futile anyway. There ain't no "We" in "Church".


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