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This is it. There's a huge gap between the press corps today: Ivy League educated, NYC-bubble lifestyle and the rest of the country. The bias is palpable. An
by edblarney 10y ago
This is it.
There's a huge gap between the press corps today: Ivy League educated, NYC-bubble lifestyle and the rest of the country.
The bias is palpable.
And I don't like Trump.
- benmcnelly 10y agoI think it is funny/sad that almost every comment online or in person, I find myself feeling I need to add "and I don't like Trump" or equivalent qualifiers, for fear of negative bias in interpretation of any statement I make.] What happened to where being able to state your opinion or make a logical argument has to to be qualified so you don't get assumed to be racist, or sexist or whatever. I am going to try and unlearn that behavior and assume the best about people until proven otherwise.
- edblarney 10y agoHa, I agree. But with politics, it's all biased. I'm not 'in fear' of being called 'racist', but I think it's important to know I have no stake in the game. Political bias is a strong thing. Because 'saying the media is biased' is a trope that you might find over in Trumpland. Even though the are biased about it, they are effectively correct.