Fair enough now that I know your intent. Still the wrong forum. I also see you understand you jumped the gun as there is plenty of coverage.Easy there big fella no need to preach to the choir, you are not saying anything i dont already know. IMO today of all days should be a day of remembrance of those that had to choose between jumping to their deaths or burning alive. Not to mention all the heroes from first responders and civilians that sacrificed everything to help out their fellow man. We can talk about covid and trump tomorrow, but not today.
I gotta admit, CNN feels a bit "Trump Heavy" as usual today:
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The top story is climate change related, and the next two are Trump related. 9/11 is just two links on the page.
There is something valid to your point. On 9/11 nearly 3000 people tragically died and there was virtually nothing I as a news reader could do to prevent this in the future. With Covid-19, nearly 6000 people die per day and this is almost entirely preventable--there is a lot that I can do to prevent some of this death.9/11 isn't a clear and present threat facing humanity today, unlike the Orange Menace and actual fires.
Anyway, we can all talk about many things at once. What you or I demand be the focal point of any particular news agencies at any particular time based on our fleeting whims matters little.
9/11 isn't a clear and present threat facing humanity today, unlike the Orange Menace and actual fires.
Anyway, we can all talk about many things at once. What you or I demand be the focal point of any particular news agencies at any particular time based on our fleeting whims matters little.
Or it could be you finding what you want to find while reading between the lines. I posted a CNN screenshot earlier in this thread with plenty of 9/11 data. It had a red bar across the screen with live coverage and a whole tab "Remembering 9/11" filled with tons of 9/11 articles. Your screenshot even had that same tab front and center. But, of course, this means in your opinion that CNN has a slant.It could also be a demonstration of "editorial slant", depending on who you ask.
I'm not sure exactly when it happened (probably during the 2016 presidential election), but at some point CNN stopped pretending to be unbiased source of news and went into full Trump hatred mode. I'm sure that it improved their ratings, but it doesn't mean that it's a good thing. Other news sites like NPR still do a decent job if hiding their liberal bias under a cloak of academic smugness, so I can still handle reading it.
Media is all shit. "Reporters" like Stelter and his like (on both sides) are lower than timeshare salesman and maybe better than sex traffickers. The internet has made things 1000 times worse. Every retard with an internet connection can start a site and just post random shit whether its true or not.
Other news sites like NPR still do a decent job if hiding their liberal bias under a cloak of academic smugness, so I can still handle reading it.