Media Bias

[Chico23231]

This Houston case of Jazmine Barnes is a sad one where the media pushed a false narrative before the facts have come out...which garbage like shau king use to push false narratives and get made to look like a fool (again). There a lot of lessons to be learned,but I don’t it will happen as it’s easier to go back and erase twitter mentions, Facebook post...and cnn, huff post, will simply forget about it or remove the story and change the narrative they originally pushed.

Can we agree that media organizations should be pursuing the truth rather than pushing false narratives that continue to splinter this country? Irresponsible

False platform:

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news...ooting-n955141

Read this garbage:

https://www.vox.com/identities/2019/...unt-texas-race

Wrong!

https://abc13.com/$100000-reward-offered-for-jazmine-barnes-killer/5005951/

[Giantone]

truth hurts.

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by Giantone

truth hurts.

https://abc13.com/houston-area-child...lence/4996708/

What’s bothersome is these are recent kids killed by gun in Houston. Tragic, extremely. I wonder what the families of these young lives gone think of this recent story? How should the public view this issue...in order to stop the violence? I think we have to have honest conversations...but how the story Jaismine death unfolded is anything but honest. It’s used itself as a weapon for a misinformation campaign...and doesn’t solve a thing.

At this point, does the truth even matter? Is the death stale, unimportant? Sadly to those who exploited it, yes. They want to wash their hands of it...go back erase the tweets, remove the mentions, the Facebook post, media will now correct articles, update previous articles, move off the front page to the back page, etc. Its a this false, faux outrage that is so hypocritical and the fact it’s allowed to be perpetrated recklessly should be the story...that’s the fake news.