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You are right, she is a travel columnist and freelancer, who works for other media as well. But what difference does it make? Does it make her tweet fake?

• inopinatus 10y ago
  It makes it trivial remark from a British national of no apparent affiliation, and therefore entirely uninteresting, except for the faux outrage being displayed as a result.
  • piotrjurkiewicz 10y ago
    Is calling for an assassination of President a 'trivial remark'? Your excuses of the whole situation are pathetic. Similar situations happened against Obama and they were reported by MSM: https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/the-demonizing-of-barack-obama/2012/02/23/gIQALnFfYR_story.html https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/the-demonizing-of-ba... Do you really not see the lack of symmetry in media attitude?
    • inopinatus 10y ago
      I'm afraid the article you linked to contains substantial remarks from significant people. As a result it merely reinforces just how inconsequential the tweet is that was originally referenced. In practice there is both conservative and liberal biased media available. This is why using the term "MSM" pejoratively has become (rather like that ugly acronym "SJW", or ugly nicknames like "drumpf"), the marker of someone who has decided to take sides and now wishes to complain bitterly about the other one.
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