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This video is not "News worthy" in this instance as this is not a "News story."
A News report, identifying the story, highlighting the circumstances of the massacre, telling us who may be at fault, getting the story from family members, bringing forward political implications and what ever else that's pertinent to the story makes something newsworthy.

This is just amateur video of dead bodies just for the sake of gawking at dead human life and nothing else. Sure, a story may exist but that's not part of this video or what is being presented here.

My opinion is leave this to Liveleak.

>> ^Ryjkyj:

I'm pretty sure those were two different news stories from two different stations. Not the exact same thing with a little extra footage.
>> ^Sarzy:
Common sense says this is a dupe, though precedent (at least partially) says it is not. I seem to recall that two virtually identical "they rapin' everybody!" clips were allowed to stay, just because one had about a minute or so of extra stuff at the beginning. Of course, they both had the "rapin' everybody" guy, which is what everyone was voting for, but the second one was still considered not a dupe of the first.


Yeah, I think that was the reasoning at the time, but ultimately it was the "rapin' everybody" guy that people were voting for, not the news story surrounding him. It felt like a dupe to me, just like this feels like a dupe, but obviously an argument can be made for either side.