The forum of debate has been tainted with the same uncultivated expostulation that the media and some politicians accuse Trump
of and yet it's hardly ever pointed out for that very reason. It could undermine their own opinion.
If one deals in facts, then even when one's opposition is struggling to purvey their personal message, it used to be that you could
step-in and assist with that countering opinion, as it shouldn't demean your speculation if you're truly confident that you're not
attempting to dupe an audience with only one-side of the conversation.
Sometimes, two entirely different viewpoints can be correct.
But now it's all about winning, about convincing another that material spoken in such a way and wrapped in the sly-seduction
that tabloid journalism adheres to, is the smart way to go.
The actual goal is no longer to distribute conversational information that holds real truth at it's core, but to cause annoyance, to
promote impassioned feelings in a forum where emotion shouldn't reside.
Click-bait in the media is a perfect example of this. Due to the internet slowly absorbing the aloof position that Journalists held,
they now word articles in such a way that any crumb of basic true information is buried under paragraphs of emotive verbosity
aimed to cater to the reader they believe cannot distinguish between real life and what lies beyond the television screen.
As an illustration of the unethical and bitter approach that mainstream media utilises in producing so-called informative and
interesting news, look at this terrible tragedy that occurred recently.
(From the BBC, 25th December)
That was Christmas Day. The image above was produced and by the 28th of December, we're now on to:
BBC: Costa del Sol: Mother says husband and children who drowned could swim.
BBC: (Again)
The Sun: (From beneath photo) "...Daughter Favour (pictured second left with her father, Gabriel, and brother
Praise-Emmanuel) said they didn’t know how to swim...'
'...Francisco Gonzalez, a spokesman for the Civil Guard union AUGC, confirmed overnight: "The surviving sister
has said they didn’t know how to swim...'
The Sun:
The Daily Star: '...A mum whose husband and two children died in a pool in Costa del Sol claims they could swim...'
The Daily Star:
See...? This isn't just another case of the media running away with an emotive story in order to get ahead of their competitors,
it's a play on a racist trope. It's disgusting. Backwards and forwards, the question of being able to swim is constantly mentioned.
They cannot resist playing in identity-politics if it seems ratings can benefit there -just as they enjoy the forum of Trump-hating
when any level-headed Editor would tell you that the one-sided-ness of this current reporting will seriously damage mainstream
media in the long-term.
Make no mistake, today's media hasn't actually taken a side or prefers a political management to govern, they're like crows
waiting on the fence and will pull at any carcass when the time comes. The sooner this crop of scumbags quit the better.
The established media assisted in bringing about 'the word-ban' and continue to push the Left's agenda. But when the time
comes, they'll switch sides with a smile they'll hope convinces you that they were with you all along.
...................................................
(Added later)
The Sun: '...A British mum whose husband and two children died in a Costa del Sol pool
has hired a top lawyer after disputing police claims they couldn’t swim...'
See, they can't help it. They announce statements without any accountability and then produce
articles that are opposite to their previous claims. F*ckin' unbelievable!
of and yet it's hardly ever pointed out for that very reason. It could undermine their own opinion.
If one deals in facts, then even when one's opposition is struggling to purvey their personal message, it used to be that you could
step-in and assist with that countering opinion, as it shouldn't demean your speculation if you're truly confident that you're not
attempting to dupe an audience with only one-side of the conversation.
Sometimes, two entirely different viewpoints can be correct.
But now it's all about winning, about convincing another that material spoken in such a way and wrapped in the sly-seduction
that tabloid journalism adheres to, is the smart way to go.
The actual goal is no longer to distribute conversational information that holds real truth at it's core, but to cause annoyance, to
promote impassioned feelings in a forum where emotion shouldn't reside.
Click-bait in the media is a perfect example of this. Due to the internet slowly absorbing the aloof position that Journalists held,
they now word articles in such a way that any crumb of basic true information is buried under paragraphs of emotive verbosity
aimed to cater to the reader they believe cannot distinguish between real life and what lies beyond the television screen.
As an illustration of the unethical and bitter approach that mainstream media utilises in producing so-called informative and
interesting news, look at this terrible tragedy that occurred recently.
(From the BBC, 25th December)
Quote:Three members of same family 'drown' at Costa del Sol resort.BBC:
'Three members of the same family are reported to have drowned at a holiday resort on the Costa del Sol in Spain.
They were found unresponsive in a swimming pool on Christmas Eve at Club La Costa World, near Fuengirola,
a statement from the owners said.
It has been reported that a nine-year-old British girl got into difficulties in the water and her brother and father attempted
to rescue her. The Foreign Office said it was assisting a British woman in Spain.
It is understood the father and daughter were both British while the brother was American.
Hotel firm CLC World Resorts said first response teams and emergency services attended and administered first aid.
A local journalist, Fernando Torres, told the BBC it was a shocking scene.
"The resort workers heard the screaming and they tried to do CPR (resuscitation) as well, but they couldn't help them.
"Then the emergency doctors came and they tried for 30-35 minutes, but they couldn't revive them."...'
That was Christmas Day. The image above was produced and by the 28th of December, we're now on to:
BBC: Costa del Sol: Mother says husband and children who drowned could swim.
BBC: (Again)
The Sun: (From beneath photo) "...Daughter Favour (pictured second left with her father, Gabriel, and brother
Praise-Emmanuel) said they didn’t know how to swim...'
'...Francisco Gonzalez, a spokesman for the Civil Guard union AUGC, confirmed overnight: "The surviving sister
has said they didn’t know how to swim...'
The Sun:
The Daily Star: '...A mum whose husband and two children died in a pool in Costa del Sol claims they could swim...'
The Daily Star:
See...? This isn't just another case of the media running away with an emotive story in order to get ahead of their competitors,
it's a play on a racist trope. It's disgusting. Backwards and forwards, the question of being able to swim is constantly mentioned.
They cannot resist playing in identity-politics if it seems ratings can benefit there -just as they enjoy the forum of Trump-hating
when any level-headed Editor would tell you that the one-sided-ness of this current reporting will seriously damage mainstream
media in the long-term.
Make no mistake, today's media hasn't actually taken a side or prefers a political management to govern, they're like crows
waiting on the fence and will pull at any carcass when the time comes. The sooner this crop of scumbags quit the better.
The established media assisted in bringing about 'the word-ban' and continue to push the Left's agenda. But when the time
comes, they'll switch sides with a smile they'll hope convinces you that they were with you all along.
...................................................
(Added later)
The Sun: '...A British mum whose husband and two children died in a Costa del Sol pool
has hired a top lawyer after disputing police claims they couldn’t swim...'
See, they can't help it. They announce statements without any accountability and then produce
articles that are opposite to their previous claims. F*ckin' unbelievable!
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