NPR joins other news orgs banning comments from its stories

[piasabird]

If people cant discuss the topic, then NPR is not interested in what people think. They are only interested in brainwashing people. I predict less people will visit their site.

 

[John Connor]

Mudshark sounds like a great word to add to my arsenal. I'll combine it with my fav, grabass.

Mudshark-grabass. LOL!

 

[John Connor]

I predict less people will visit their site.

Oh, I doubt that. NPR caters to the sheeple. The boujwa (Bourgeois) progressive masses.

My speech teacher in high school was such a boujwa, progressive, pretentious nappy ho who told us all in class we should listen to NPR. Back then I KNEW that was bullshit.

Besides, how the fuck can anyone stand hearing someone talk into the mic anyway? I give you a great example. LOL https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQSO0RbmHBI

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

Oh, I doubt that. NPR caters to the sheeple. The boujwa (Bourgeois) progressive masses.

My speech teacher in high school was such a boujwa, progressive, pretentious nappy ho who told us all in class we should listen to NPR. Back then I KNEW that was bullshit.

Besides, how the fuck can anyone stand hearing someone talk into the mic anyway? I give you a great example. LOL https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQSO0RbmHBI

yup, good thing you waist your time on such nonsense. keep on keepin' on conner

 

[Rhonda the Sly]

If people cant discuss the topic, then NPR is not interested in what people think. They are only interested in brainwashing people. I predict less people will visit their site.

If every comment section is going to devolve into a "my team is better than your team" discussion, and one that won't be relevant to the article it is attached to, why should NPR pay for it?

While there's usually a comment, maybe two, that are worthwhile contributions to many articles, most all comments don't add much to the discussion.

I'm using the Internet! Yeah!

 

[JEDIYoda]

Jesus Loves trolls.....