That would be getting to the level of censorship then.
So add a warning to the page then that some users might find it offensive. Just like NSFW.
And that is the dangerous territory my argument alludes to... If you start cherry picking your content/news coverage because a group might find the fact that you're covering said news might add on to the potential offensive affront by the subject matter to a particular group, then who is to say which group doesn't get this consideration. Who makes that call? Because then we get into the territory of a group hierarchy, and that, ladies and gentlemen is dangerous and risky territory. One could argue that the manner of coverage or the way the articles are written could be different, but that's another subjective topic for another thread.
I'm not saying people shouldn't be offended that the subject matter gets covered, what I'm saying is they shouldn't expect the subject matter not to be covered if it's within the parameters of the entity covering it.
Do you have any problem with the free publicity that they are receiving after intentionally choosing something controversial? If something isn't done to prevent this the next group will just do something even more controversial and then more controversial...
Or alternatively, it's very plausible that there are some minors reading this site. Does that mean that we can go all-out and ignore the fact that a sub-set of the community might be minors and show full-frontal adult content and beheadings?
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