I hope that's not the outtake you got from my comment. The phrase "Trust me, bro" is not meant to indicate the press or any entity is above fact and evidence b

I hope that's not the outtake you got from my comment. The phrase "Trust me, bro" is not meant to indicate the press or any entity is above fact and evidence based reporting. If this was a story in the New York Times, it would be in the opinion section. There is an expectation in intellectual reporting to have a factual basis to draw a conclusion upon. I'm annoyed that the blog linked here simply starts off with such a broad, presumptive take citing nothing but the opinions of some stranger on the internet and starts to make such strong conclusions. I would say the same thing if this was reported in the "Establishment press" or anywhere else. As should anyone reading this. Being critical of non factual reporting should be encouraged regardless of where the story is published.