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> I don't think the NPR passed judgement as to whether it should be bought or not. They are letting us decide. How about they actually investigate and find out
by aikah 10y ago
> I don't think the NPR passed judgement as to whether it should be bought or not. They are letting us decide.
How about they actually investigate and find out whether he is telling the truth or lying ? This isn't passing judgement , this is actual reporting. So he was lying back then but now he is telling the truth and "journalists" should not pass judgement ?
- omginternets 10y agoThey did investigate: they're telling us that this guy makes significant money from his activities. Draw your own conclusions. They don't have to engage in finger-wagging in order to be reporters.
- aikah 10y ago> They did investigate: they're telling us that this guy makes significant money from his activities. Draw your own conclusions. They failed to debunk what he said. > They don't have to engage in finger-wagging in order to be reporters. Oh, now actual reporting is "finger-wagging".
- icebraining 10y agoHow about they actually investigate and find out whether he is telling the truth or lying? How? He's making a claim about his motivations, how do you expect them to investigate that?