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Old 23-12-2016, 08:36 PM   #11
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Default Re: Schumacher critical

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Originally Posted by trublu View Post
Media only reports on matters of interest to the public who are willing to pay for news stories, proof is right here with the interest generated on this forum post about Schumacher condition.
Really? This thread isn't entirely about Schumacher's condition, despite the title. There has been discussion about whether or not the family should just switch off the life support as well as arguments over whether or not the public have a "right to know".
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