At one point I began to suspect that, but realized it was just the events themselves, reported in a straightforward fashion, were making me outraged. Since the

At one point I began to suspect that, but realized it was just the events themselves, reported in a straightforward fashion, were making me outraged. Since then, I have a personal filter that I apply to all journalism, which is to avoid articles of the form: "X is outraged by Y" (or horrified, shocked, etc). I don't need meta-outrage. With my filter turned on, I'm quite satisfied with the G's journalism.