We don't have to rely on each other's opinions. There have been studies done. LSE study [1]: > The results of this study show that Jeremy Corbyn was represent

We don't have to rely on each other's opinions. There have been studies done. LSE study [1]: > The results of this study show that Jeremy Corbyn was represented unfairly by the British press through a process of vilification that went well beyond the normal limits of fair debate and disagreement in a democracy. Corbyn was often denied his own voice in the reporting on him and sources that were anti-Corbyn tended to outweigh those that support him and his positions. He was also systematically treated with scorn and ridicule in both the broadsheet and tabloid press in a way that no other political leader is or has been. Even more problematic, the British press has repeatedly associated Corbyn with terrorism and positioned him as a friend of the enemies of the UK. The result has been a failure to give the newspaper reading public a fair opportunity to form their own judgements about the leader of the country’s main opposition. Loughborough University study, as reported by Media Reform UK [2]: > Research published by Loughborough University has shown that during the first two weeks of the campaign, Labour attracted by far the most negative coverage in the national press of all the major parties. The Conservatives on the other hand, unequivocally got the most favourable coverage. We might expect that, given that most national newspapers (including the three largest titles across both print and online) have endorsed the Conservatives during successive recent elections. Media Reform UK study on claims of anti-semitism in the Labour party [3]: > Looking at the overall figures in absolute terms, The Guardian and BBC television recorded the two highest number of inaccuracies (8 and 6 respectively), followed closely by The Sun(5). Proportionate to the volume of coverage, BBC television still featured the highest rate of inaccurate reporting and this position holds when incidences of misleading coverage are included. [1] http://www.lse.ac.uk/media-and-communications/assets/documents/research/projects/corbyn/Cobyn-Report.pdf http://www.lse.ac.uk/media-and-communications/assets/documen... [2] https://www.mediareform.org.uk/featured/wheres-the-impartiality-genelec2019 https://www.mediareform.org.uk/featured/wheres-the-impartial... [3] https://www.mediareform.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/Labour-antisemitism-and-the-news-FINAL-CORRECTED.pdf https://www.mediareform.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/La...