Did the Austin, Texas, newspaper make the right decision in releasing Uvalde video?

Asked by ABC 17 News

237 Votes

Did the Austin, Texas, newspaper make the right decision in releasing Uvalde video?

66%

Yes Yes

34%

No No

66%

Yes

The Austin American-Statesman said it published the video because of the public's interest in knowing what happened.

The Austin American-Statesman said it published the video because of the public's interest in knowing what happened. Show Less

2 Comments

Lisa Gore

It was all a set up sham, there was even a police officer who ran into the shooter and didn’t do his job. Lives could have been saved. Also: if anyone went to USAspending.gov & looked up Uvalde contracts from Feds, shocking amount of $$$ flows thru this little town/area! I have, do your duty America

Adam

McDonald's boys don't need conspiracy theories to back up our thoughts. Just facts

Max DeYoung

Lisa, I love that the boys from McDonalds, are questioning your skills. ROTFLOL

Jack L

Well the quality of the medical staff over at MU isn`t that great. I could tell you some stories.......

Jack L

OMG!

Adam

When she screws up being an aesthetic nurse at MU, I wonder if she has a conspiracy theory for that too. I now know don't ever go to MU for anything.

Max DeYoung

Adam, not everyone lives a blissful life like you and Jack.

Jack L

Oh Oh we are heading towards the "faked shootings" conspiracy theories again. Next we will be hearing that these children didn`t die at all and it was all faked. Tell that to the parents.

Adam

Imagine the life you could have if you weren't spending so much time looking up conspiracy theories.....

Max DeYoung

The Austin American-Statesman is the most liberal news station in Austin. Austin is the most liberal city in Texas, so how could this be a wrong decision. Liberal's never make wrong decisions. LOL

34%

No

Public officials were critical of the decision to release the video before the victims' families had seen it.

Public officials were critical of the decision to release the video before the victims' families had seen it. Show Less

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Are you traveling this Memorial Day holiday weekend?

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41 Votes

Are you traveling this Memorial Day holiday weekend?

20%

Yes Yes

80%

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Yes

0 Comment

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80%

No

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No one has commented yet

Should Missouri communities welcome data centers?

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342 Votes

Should Missouri communities welcome data centers?

16%

Yes Yes

84%

No No

16%

Yes

1 Comments

Harry D

Only if they want massive investment that dramatically expands their taxbase and builds modern infrastructure close to the end users to support a growing futuristic economy. Unfortunately, Columbia city council listens to misguided special interests who live in leftist utopia dreamworld.

Max

City leaders would rather tax the citizens. They don't want the city to grow.

84%

No

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Mushin Zenkoans

Large data centers can consume up to 5 million gallons of water per day, which is equivalent to the water use of a small city. Additionally, they can draw as much electricity as 100,000 homes or more, significantly impacting local resources. That is simply unacceptable.

Max

Sure Jan

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Did the Austin, Texas, newspaper make the right decision in releasing Uvalde video?

66% Yes Yes

34% No No

66% Yes

34% No

Are you traveling this Memorial Day holiday weekend?

20% Yes Yes

80% No No

20% Yes

80% No

Should Missouri communities welcome data centers?

16% Yes Yes

84% No No

16% Yes

84% No

66%

Yes Yes

34%

No No

66%

Yes

34%

No

20%

Yes Yes

80%

No No

20%

Yes

80%

No

16%

Yes Yes

84%

No No

16%

Yes

84%

No