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I don’t see any propaganda here. The Guardian lays out the facts and obtains quotes from both sides. Reporting a statistic is not propaganda.
by danielfoster 3y ago
I don’t see any propaganda here. The Guardian lays out the facts and obtains quotes from both sides. Reporting a statistic is not propaganda.
- maest 3y agoThere is an argument to be made that all journalism is intrinsically biased and the simple decision of _which_ statistic to publish is meaningful.
- someguydave 3y agoSo, the guardian should have suppressed these facts in an act of non-propaganda?
- danielfoster 3y agoThe Guardian is overwhelmingly progressive already. Its writers are generally pro-worker and anti-corporate. I don't see how publishing one article about one statistic points to an anti-tax bias. If we were talking about the WSJ I would agree.