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• Skiiing 5y ago
  By strong evidence I was hoping you'd link to the bill, or to factual reporting from a credible mainstream newspaper. If you're getting news from strongly opinionated talking-heads, then that might explain the disconnect.
  • philosopher1234 5y ago
    Forming conclusions about racism requires interpretation. Every time I trust one of you to be genuinely curious about the issue I’m disappointed, and here I am again, disappointed. Not particularly surprising though.
• honkdaddy 5y ago
  Ezra Klein and John Oliver aren't news, they're entertainment personalities like Joe Rogan or Tucker Carlson. Though if they're a big part of your information diet as it is, I don't really see this being a fruitful conversation. /r/politics tends to accommodate to that kind of viewpoint a little more, I'd suggest moving the soapbox over there :)
  • philosopher1234 5y ago
    John Oliver is more prone to histrionics, but Ezra Klein is genuinely insightful and thoughtful. He’s really a much better/more truthful journalist than joe Rogan or tucker.