Media Bias

[jamf]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Police: Death of Muslim girl not believed to be a hate crime - CNN.comBut what's funnier is this fact they completely leave out, from ABC News:

"Martinez Torres was arraigned Monday and denied bail pending a July 19 court appearance. A judge appointed him a public defender, whose office declined comment. Immigration authorities put a detainer on him, saying he's a citizen of El Salvador and there's probable cause to believe he lacks permission to be in the U.S."

ironic isn't it?

No, it's not at all ironic nor is it funny.
Legally entering the country with brown skin and illegally entering the country are not the same thing despite what your deity has lead you to believe.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by jamf

No, it's not at all ironic nor is it funny.
Legally entering the country with brown skin and illegally entering the country are not the same thing despite what your deity has lead you to believe.

The coverage is ironic and funny...the act is horrific and a nightmare for the family. When this crime initially happened cnn and MSNBC starting sending out the bat sign as a hate crime against Muslim. They did this period..that's how the coverage was framed. Falsely framed. Snowflakes took to social media to condemn everyone from trump to Christianity. The rhetorical "terrorism" term thrown around, which means less and less these days.

And then the facts came out...and it killed the story. The facts killed the coverage and the narrative. It's fucking pathetic.

Weren't we just here last week saying step back and stop the political hate speech? Media should stop inciting these false narratives.

[mooby]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

The coverage is ironic and funny...the act is horrific and a nightmare for the family. When this crime initially happened cnn and MSNBC starting sending out the bat sign as a hate crime against Muslim. They did this period..that's how the coverage was framed. Falsely framed. Snowflakes took to social media to condemn everyone from trump to Christianity. The rhetorical "terrorism" term thrown around, which means less and less these days.

And then the facts came out...and it killed the story. The facts killed the coverage and the narrative. It's fucking pathetic.

Weren't we just here last week saying step back and stop the political hate speech? Media should stop inciting these false narratives.

I agree. The problem is the race to be first takes precedence over reporting only facts. How do we solve this problem? I'd say vote with our clicks but that strategy seems to be abandoned in favor of the "I need to have an opinion and be up-to-date on all current events" strategy.

[TheMalcolmConnection]

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