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Originally Posted by jAZ
They are, and they are actiing irrationally. They are fuming and keep talking about "lying" and how the company lied to them.
There were 3 women being interviewed on CNN.
They didn't seem to have a rational thought between the 3 of them. All emotion, and all worked up. I'm sure they were emotionally raw.
The media guy tried to explain that it was a "miscommunication", and they all flatly refused him saying that there was no room for "miscommunictaion".
They either didn't understand or refused to hear that the miscommunication wasn't on their part but between the rescuers and the command center.
It was frustrating to watch because I really lost sympathy for them as a result of the interview. They weren't hearing the details though their outrage. That's understable, but it also pissed me off that the CNN guy seemed to try and feed that outrage rather than try to clarify the details and bring down their (misplaced) anger.
It's a crappy situation and I imagine that all the people involved are victim to some crappy circumstances. Obviously the families end up suffering the most, by far.
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If they didn't out and out lie, they at the very least sure cherry picked their intelligence.
