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So two sources One is 95% truth, 5% they get wrong and apologise One is 95% lies, and 5% they get it right Which do you read?
by isostatic 8y ago
So two sources
One is 95% truth, 5% they get wrong and apologise
One is 95% lies, and 5% they get it right
Which do you read?
- nailer 8y agoIt depends on the impact of the lies. The Guardian's Mark Duggan headline was the subject of a PCC complaint awarded against them, see https://www.theguardian.com/media/2012/feb/23/pcc-guardian-mark-duggan-headline https://www.theguardian.com/media/2012/feb/23/pcc-guardian-m... This could have easily led to more violence. This week The Washington Post recently published the false narrative against a 16 year old boy approached by a native man at a protest (saying that he'd approached and threatened the man), resulting in thousands of violent threats against a child. 'Proper' journalism doesn't exist. Maybe it never did, it's just more obvious now. It's news entertainment.