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Message: [QUOTE="sdcuseguy, post: 2920319, member: 6541"] Bottom line is that there isn't a right answer here. Yes, cancelling it during this tough time is a respectful thing to do but if they didn't cancel it, they could have handled it in such a way to be respectful to the situation and pay some sort of tribute to the gentleman that was killed. At the end of the day, they felt cancelling it was best and I am not sure there is an argument either way that would prove it definitely right or definitely wrong. Given the ultra "PC" environment we live in today, making this move was probably the easiest answer. If they didn't cancel it, there would be people admonishing them for being insensitive. At least now, they are just getting ridicule from those who actually ARE insensitive and don't understand that the optics may look bad and that life and death is FAR more important that a broadcast. No one is being punished here. To even insinuate that makes me question the logic of some. [/QUOTE]