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It's not an unusual British accent, though it's not very common in people of my generation. It sounded like a pretty standard southern/upper-middle class/older
by IsaacL 16y ago
It's not an unusual British accent, though it's not very common in people of my generation. It sounded like a pretty standard southern/upper-middle class/older generation accent.
I also thought she was a bit aggressive in her questioning, but on the other hand politeness isn't the most important trait for reporters.
- georgieporgie 16y ago> on the other hand politeness isn't the most important trait for reporters True, which is probably why I prefer to read about them rather than watch or interact with them. Even so, it seems to me she could have broached these subjects much more subtly. I have a hard time believing she could build rapport and get reliable information out of people with her approach. I should also add one other thing about her questions that bothers me: she's walking around a society where people likely get 'disappeared' quite often for not walking the proper line. She's loudly asking obnoxious questions about potentially sensitive things, endangering others with a sort indignant, lax attitude that bothers me.