3 ms·
That's bound to bias the viewer in the opposite direction, which is no better. After all, a '60 minutes' investigation of opioid distributors led to Congress re
by jancsika 6y ago
That's bound to bias the viewer in the opposite direction, which is no better. After all, a '60 minutes' investigation of opioid distributors led to Congress repealing a very bad law[1].
Why not just approach a subject with which you are unfamiliar with healthy skepticism (like everything else)? And perhaps seek out a domain expert you trust for confirmation when at all possible.
[1] https://www.cbsnews.com/news/senator-joe-manchin-introduces-repeal-2016-law-60-minutes-opioid-epidemic-report/ https://www.cbsnews.com/news/senator-joe-manchin-introduces-...
- tylersmith 6y agoThis is just another thing they managed to cause a moral panic about. They did not reveal a "very bad law", they made it harder for people to get safely manufactured opioid products. Pushing more people to unsafe/sub-par street products in the name of their safety. It's disgusting.