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In fairness, they're heavily implying it here as well. Which is also a problem. In none of these incidents are any of these investigations complete. So even if
by bilbo0s 4y ago
In fairness, they're heavily implying it here as well. Which is also a problem.
In none of these incidents are any of these investigations complete. So even if it is obvious SBF is a crook, or Trump is a crook, it's not right to be out "heavily implying" guilt. Used to be we only did that kind of thing to street criminals on the local news, (and I had a problem with it then). Now we're doing it all the way up to people like DSK and the President of the US. This is bad. CNN/FOX/WSJ/NYTimes/BBC etc are so irresponsible that people have begun to believe this is appropriate journalistic behavior.
It's not.