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The reliable media often back up the claims with resources, motivations and you have the history to verify. If a person makes a blanket statement like "press i
by orsenthil 6y ago
The reliable media often back up the claims with resources, motivations and you have the history to verify.
If a person makes a blanket statement like "press is biased" or "is a spin-doctor" for X, we need to ignore that move past it.
We tend to identify reliable sources over time, and there are plenty of reputed, reliable journalists and newspapers in the world. Just like reliable politicians. Kudos to them.
- cm2187 6y agoMost of the biased reporting doesn’t happen through false claims but through selective reporting. The information that fits the narrative is pushed, the information that doesn’t never gets published. It is possible to lie by remaining factually correct. Ask any lawyer or advertiser. And I see very few if not no major media outlet that doesn’t indulge into that selective reporting all over its pages. Ignore me and move past me!