You're blaming journalists when you should be blaming the source of the story. That's what this article is doing. That's what Mark was saying in his post #56. The reporters get blamed because of the quotes in their story. The audience WANTS bias in their reporting, as long as it's bias that supports their opinions.
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Denver Colorado Public Radio moves away from the term "migrant"
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You're blaming journalists when you should be blaming the source of the story. That's what this article is doing. That's what Mark was saying in his post #56. The reporters get blamed because of the quotes in their story. The audience WANTS bias in their reporting, as long as it's bias that supports their opinions.
I can't argue with that.
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