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Define "neutral" and I can find one, because they've been reported on and named publicly for 50 years. Here's a 50-page summary from Loyola Law School: https:/
by starkparker 4y ago
Define "neutral" and I can find one, because they've been reported on and named publicly for 50 years.
Here's a 50-page summary from Loyola Law School: https://lmu.app.box.com/s/uci2ir4mkpudtvvfp7z8iu4kv1gre1dj https://lmu.app.box.com/s/uci2ir4mkpudtvvfp7z8iu4kv1gre1dj
- JumpCrisscross 4y agoThis is a better source. It also shows these cliques are on a spectrum from over-the-top comradery to violent gang behaviour.
- yboris 4y agoConsider the Media Bias Chart https://adfontesmedia.com/gallery/ https://adfontesmedia.com/gallery/ You can see that Rolling Stone skews left and is lower than the peak of reliability.
- ashwagary 4y agoThere are ex-members of that police department giving video interviews about the Executioners gang threatening and killing innocent people. I dont understand how you can claim media bias is at the core of this story.
- yboris 4y agoThis is not my claim. I am replying to someone who said above > Define "neutral" and I can find one I think I misunderstood their comment to say "I don't understand why you are claiming Rolling Stone is not neutral". Sorry.
- silisili 4y agoThanks for the link. That largely matches my perceptions, so it at least passes my smell test. That said, I find it rather odd the absolute highest quality news achievable is...ABC15 in Arizona. Kinda feel they should leave local stations off altogether.
- smsm42 4y agoThis chart is garbage. CNN and MSNBC just "skews" left? Seriously? Same for Vox, Vice and WaPo?
- yboris 4y agoHard to know what "center" is in a country where even the "left" is arguably to the right of the "right" in Europe. The US's "right" is so-far-extreme-right, there's no similar extreme in Europe. All as far as I can tell (not an expert).