Anyway, one of the many things I found interesting that they pointed out was how they talk about the victims. From the onslaught they always refer to the deceased as "the bad guy" and never by name. It has a dehumanizing effect from the start.
NPR IS GOING IN ON THESE POLICE SHOOTINGS
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NPR has gone Agenda Radio. They do that shyt a lot
isnt it everyone's? i thought it was national
NPR has local and nationally syndicated shows.
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Someone still salty about that post.
nothing salty about calling out hypocrites, but I'll let you tell it.
Someone still salty about that post.
Pretty much.
I think we're seeing the result of bias + training. Sadly the training seems to enhance that bias or at least play off of it and it seems to be by design.
Regarding Charlotte, it's crazy that he's allowed to be called the Suspect, but not the Victim by the Judge.
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dont fit the CNN agenda no more huh?
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i would guess victim would be assuming guilt before the verdict. i dont think a judge would want to do that and it would probably result in an overturn of the conviction if it had happenedRegarding Charlotte, it's crazy that he's allowed to be called the Suspect, but not the Victim by the Judge.
You can either talk about the issues or talk about your agenda.
I don't like you as a poster. I don't recall you making many quality posts in HL or having honest discourse. You seem to play your agenda. That's fine. Unfortunately for you, you are the one who comes off looking foolish.
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i think everyone in court should be referred to by name to avoid this kind of thing. it does subtly influence juries