[davikkm]

It’s a “hiccup” when it doesn’t match the narrative.

[I want the USA back]

A m*zzy killing m*zzies is OK in their minds.

[allendale]

Human life has never meant much to the Left.

[Trump20162020]

The difference in reporting this and that chemical attack is day and night, is it not? The hysterics after the chemical attack, vs. the dismissive 'who cares?' tone of the coverage following this bombing by rebels of Assad supporters, which murdered eighty children.

It's almost as if Western media doesn't want to say to its viewers: "Hey, look at these dead children the 'rebels' your governments support blew to smithereens!"

[Mr. Douglas]

Is that not 50% more deaths than those that resulted from Assad’s attack for which we pummeled his air base?

[Rusty0604]

That’s because it was Sunni vs. Shia.

[miss marmelstein]

The corrupt term for the victims is “bump in the road.”

[Bookshelf]

CNN reporter Nick Patton Walsh called the bus bombings that killed scores of Shia civilians a “hiccup.”

The “who” was missing from the report.

[marron]

This is a war crime committed by our guys, so it will be swept under the table.

[trebb]

Hope Trump tweets about this obscene “interpretation” of wiping out more of God’s kids.

[moovova]

Hiccup? That’s kinda harsh.

More like an inconvenience.