From Aaron Rupar. A reporter speaks with the current occupant:
“She [Delcy Rodríguez] called it kidnapping, of Maduro.”
“That’s alright. That’s not a bad term.”
What does the occupant mean? That “kidnapping” is not a bad description? That kidnapping is not a bad thing to do? That’s it neither a bad description nor a bad thing to do?
Let’s drop “capture,” U.S. media, and call it what it is.
Monday, January 5, 2026
Capture, or kidnapping?
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Yes, it seems to me "capture" means a state of legal capturement, (such as war) already exists, while "kidnap" means something out of the blue. "The gangs were at peace when the godfather was kidnapped."
I would not have thought I would see journalists so incompetent in my lifetime. Perhaps journalists are part of "America in decline."
Too many of them are not living up to their responsibility to the public.
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