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I'm Italian, I know full well what you're talking about, I have zero sympathy for "the public doesn't trust us" type of lamentations because, guess what, it's t

by qsort 5y ago

I'm Italian, I know full well what you're talking about, I have zero sympathy for "the public doesn't trust us" type of lamentations because, guess what, it's their own fault. What I'm saying is that papers like the NYT were at least trying to separate facts from opinions in their reporting. It's just painful to see such a healthy tradition become overshadowed by the political trend du jour.

spaniard89277 5y ago
But are they? I dont read NYT often but everytime I do I'm able to identify the frame withouth much difficulty. Journalists have to write about everything, and they arent experts at anything. My hypothesis is thqt the lazyiest of em just become activists and make this a way of life. If you have any doubt about this, write any of the most common names in major publications in google and try find their twitter. Having good information is very difficult, and it typically involves paying for it, or accessing specialist publications, or niche ones. It is one of those unconfortable truths.