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The article is, as is usual for "nitwit 'expert' analyzing something happening online" is basically hyperventillating clickbait insinuating hysteria rather than
by scottlocklin 6y ago
The article is, as is usual for "nitwit 'expert' analyzing something happening online" is basically hyperventillating clickbait insinuating hysteria rather than anything remotely resembling analysis.
I told you what I did: I went to the local news sites on the map for my locality, and clicked on one of each. They were fine! I've used them both before when they turned up in organic search, and found them helpful for local news and events. It's insanely obvious they're partisan; you'd need a lobotomy to not notice this. I would rather that they weren't so partisan, but meanwhile, it's nice to know about local events and get some local news. I encourage you to do the same rather than uncritically regurgitating the nonsensical "news" -or, worse, parsing it into the insane conspiracy theory that FSB is behind the Maine Beacon's article on youth detention centers[1] or the NH Business daily's article on Don Bettencourt's political positions[2]. Your "interpretation" of my above statement is ... interesting, and rather ungenerous to say the least.
[1] https://mainebeacon.com/advocates-renew-call-to-empty-long-creek-after-16-year-old-contracts-covid/ https://mainebeacon.com/advocates-renew-call-to-empty-long-c...
[2] https://nhbusinessdaily.com/stories/539820493-donald-bettencourt-pledges-to-support-congressional-term-limits https://nhbusinessdaily.com/stories/539820493-donald-bettenc...
- godelski 6y ago> It's insanely obvious they're partisan; So it is fake news... because... it is what they said it was? They are claiming that there are hyper-partisan news sites and you seem to be agreeing. I'm not sure I follow how that makes it fake news.