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Thinking about the recent news most of us are aware of... I had this idea of the RNN.

RNN motto: "News about race you can trust! Calling out all news with race, the good, the bad and the ugly, consistently, all the time". This is what is missing in our distorted view of reality marketed by the major news networks.. the whole truth! Our view of life is distorted by how the news cherry picks the stories for emotional effect, and selects emotionally negative stories. The result is emotionally manipulated people and divisiveness along a "theme".

The Problem:
The "story" in the Ahmaud Abery case is that a "white" man killed a "black" man and it seems he was getting away with it for some time, until a video came out. It fits the theme of white people devaluing and abusing black people... systemic racism. That story sells emotions, it gets people angry, and gets them paying attention..."CLICK"... money... and social disarray at risk. Anything that strikes fear, anger, dismay, etc.. is "news"... cherry picking! Other positivity... is not "newsworthy". The result is a distorted view of reality and emotional reactions... which often erupts into social discord.

The Solution:
A news network that fairly reports and tells the whole of the stories, the facts related, and consistently conveys information. It will:

* Convey race (or never does.. whatever the policy is... but be consistent)
* Conveys ALL the news for the day, not just cherry picking.
* Conveys historical perspective with historical charts in terms of social patterns

Exs... and all such known incidents are reported similar (all made up ex.)...
"Today a 17 black people were shot by multiple black men in chicago. No arrest has been made"
"Elsewhere... a white man shot his mexican wife and then shot himself...".
"Today a white man gave up his position in the grocery store to a black women..."
"A black youth today risked his life and saved a white girl from drowning...".

A much better view... fair... balanced!:)

Some time ago I asked a question regarding my sorry excuse of a man brother i law (can't find the link) and I called my sister a "bimbo" and I was called out for it. My sister and I (and the rest of our family) has a rocky relationship, and I think I should explain.

My sister lives the lie, cheat and steal lifestyle. She'll be all nice and affectionate to you until she stabs you in the back.
There has been time where she'll beg for money saying that she needs food and gas but then spend that money on cigarettes and drugs.
She talks shit and lies about you behind your back. She keeps trying to get my brother and I to turn against our own mother by making up stories about her and lying about abuse. Also she gossips and private secrets you tell her so nothing is sacred to her unless it concerns herself.
She'll get belligerent and push you trying to get you to assault her so she could call the police, even though she always says "fuck the police."
Growing up (she's 13 years older than me btw) she's called me some awful things like fatty, fat ass, ugly, dumb, pussy, f****t, she's made fun of me and has threatened to kill me a couple times.
Her whole life is based around other's getting her out of shit, mostly my mother. My sister would quit her job or get fired for not coming in so our mom will bring her in, she'll mooch off everyone, then once she's on her feet she'll get into a fight with mom and call her names and back stab her. Then the cycle repeats.
She kicked our mother and my 13 year old self out of her house while we were homeless. When our mom and former step dad divorced and he left our mom with nothing, we stayed at her place until we could afford a new home. That entire time my sister treated us horribly and eventually kicked us to the curb after an argument with our mother. But mom still lets her in her home when needed.
She abused and cheated on all her past boyfriends

That's all I could fit on here.

Am I wrong for disliking (not hate) my sister?