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They are right in this case though, aren’t they? Yes, they have their biases. But they are public funded. So there is a degree of freedom that the standard woul
by orochimaaru 3y ago
They are right in this case though, aren’t they? Yes, they have their biases. But they are public funded. So there is a degree of freedom that the standard would not have. This is the main distinction. The standard is the equivalent of the soviets owning their newspapers but with an oligarchic angle.
- chiefalchemist 3y agoIt's not the bias that bothers me per se. It's the smug, if not condescending attitude, as if the rest of us can't see or sense the bias. I lean to the left on many issues, and am told I have been than average intelligence, but I find NPR's current version of "journalism" to be embarrassing, at best. It's as if they believe only the elites know how shite they are.