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"The headline is misleading." This is a far-too common trend, both from the left and the right. When headlines look like leading statements I tend to conclude
by mikece 6y ago
"The headline is misleading."
This is a far-too common trend, both from the left and the right. When headlines look like leading statements I tend to conclude I'm not going to find facts but arguments and innuendo... so I why bother? Sadly, it's all too common to see these days. Blame it on click-bait for ad sales or partisanship but it's making it hard to find "just the facts."
- judge2020 6y agoIn this case generally both sides gets mad (albeit for different reasons) when YT excerpts control over their website to remove/deplatform someone, so saying YT kicks someone out/shuts them down is going to get the most clicks from everyone. Thank god for ublock origin.