@BAAKKEERRRR, I’m so glad that your puppies have been returned! My girlfriend has acquainted herself with this forum over the last few days (as a guest) and posted some signs around our area. She’s over the moon that they’ve been returned.
@Catherine_Lio - I sincerely hope your friends puppies are returned!
SImple: those stories have been covered/ are already being covered. People don’t focus on them as much as time goes on. This one is fresh, appeals to people basic human decency, pulls at the heartstrings and is something people can relate to.
Sometimes the news will cover stories people want to hear, not should hear.
The news is no longer just the news, they have to fill an hour, plus most major networks have two bulletins within a couple of hours.
It is part news, part current affair style reporting, part infomercial, part light hearted/youtube sensation story.
Some of these annoy me too (particularly ads dressed up as news stories), cause I think of how dumbed down things have become, but this story isn’t one of them.
I’d rather hear about a family being reuinted with a stolen family member than how ■■■■ the world is, even though we’re in the most peaceful period in history.
Read my whole post - It is in a small sound byte trying to look at the state of Australia today - How things that in my eyes which are not important, being over-amplified - Hence my reference to 120 million spent on SSM, the invented ‘Constitutional Crisis’ affecting our political representatives and future representatives and expressing surprise the stolen puppy ( even considering it was a small part of a robbery ) made a state news bulletin - By the way, I love puppies,not so much kittens