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Fact-checking the Wall Street Journal

Discussion in 'Journalism topics only' started by Azrael, Jul 22, 2020.

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Songbird Well-Known Member

Alma said: ↑

This, to me, is closer to the Gen Y/Z thing of "so, yeah, I don't like your values, methods and conclusions , but, um, I work here, and instead of me leaving, can you change? (enthusiastically) So let's make that happen!"
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Songbird, Jul 24, 2020

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Azrael Well-Known Member

Alma said: ↑

This, to me, is closer to the Gen Y/Z thing of "so, yeah, I don't like your values, methods and conclusions , but, um, I work here, and instead of me leaving, can you change? (enthusiastically) So let's make that happen!"
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Why do you think the situation at the Times is something other than this?

Azrael, Jul 25, 2020

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Alma Well-Known Member

Azrael said: ↑

Why do you think the situation at the Times is something other than this?
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It’s somewhat similar, but the NYT is a left-wing publication. It’s not conservatives who are frustrated with their own paper the New York Times - they obviously know better than to say much - it’s the progressives.

Alma, Jul 25, 2020

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