Re: War Photography: What do we have the right to?
Craig Gillette wrote:
Lots of things are distressing. People figure that out all the time. You did. You probably did it without help. Nobody else needs help either. That\'s the part you don\'t understand. It\'s not up to you to decide for anyone else what they should or shouldn\'t be distressed by.
I\'ll leave you to your own distress.
Clearly, you\'re under some delusion that I decide what should be presented to the public or not. The images of war are merely a record, we are free to view them or not. What you don\'t understand is for you or our government to try to hide them scrutiny is censorship.
Sep 11, 2009 at 11:23 AM
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