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Old 31-05-2007, 14:30   #412
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Re: Toddler 'abducted' during holiday

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Originally Posted by peanutkp View Post
I think in the end people will be desensitized by maddie, or till the next new thing people takes their interest in, people will get bored by it all, and so far mostly it is down to the parents that's making it happen far quicker than it naturally should.
I totally agree with this. Most people I talk to at work are now voicing opions such as "why is Maddie so special", "havent the media got anything else to report about", "parents are milking it"

I know some of it seems harsh but at the end of the day the Maddie "overload" in the media is now making people fed up of the whole thing. I think the question is where do you draw the line in all the coverage/prmoting awareness.

I know if I was a parent of an abducted child, I'd want to do everything possible in getting her back, but I think we're leading to a situation where people reading the papers, faced with a Maddie related story on the front, will just turn the page over pretty quickly....
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