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It's just the usual thing, emotive title aimed at capturing the audience hoping they won't read far enough to discover the truth if it's even mentioned at all.
by throwaway67743 4y ago
It's just the usual thing, emotive title aimed at capturing the audience hoping they won't read far enough to discover the truth if it's even mentioned at all.
This sort of thing evidently works though, especially on places like Facebook where only the title and manipulative photo is shown, most people won't bother reading the article.
I admittedly fell for this one as the guardian used to be honest - questioning someone and deporting them for abortion related is deplorable but that wasn't the case at all...
And yes, I do feel that a lot is generated these days, normal people don't write a lot of this stuff and if they do they shouldn't be journalists.
- phs318u 4y agoI have to question whether you are commenting in good faith. You have selectively quoted (in other comments) and you are conflating The Guardian with techniques used on Facebook. The Guardian are not stating anywhere in the article that she was deported for abortion, not did the woman herself claim as much.