It's not the man.
It's the standard.
The internet bloggers can only hold the mainstream media responsible because the mainstream media are somebody.
The bloggers are not responsible to anybody because they are anonymous.
Those with journalistic aspirations, or other professional understanding, know this and pay attention to the standard. That standard is to be public if you present yourself in public.
Newspapers require identity of those whose letters they print on the op-ed pages, for crying out loud.
You think he writes well? OK, I can agree with that. It's still opinion. If his opinion's value only derives from his mastery of English, we probably wouldn't be having this conversation.
It doesn't, though. That may not matter to you. It does to me.
Current Events » in reply to Fine. Have it your way. The man is imaginary.
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The whole thread (74 posts)
- Mainstream media bias, nailed to the wall.
- Headlines
- Who is Jason?
- re: Who is Jason?
- Who does he have to be?
- re: Who does he have to be? Identifiable.
- Kind of off the main topic
- BTW...
- Interesting. No outfit name?
- His e-mail address is right there. Write him a letter.
- Jeez, Tom, I have four emails, but only one is traceable.
- re: Jeez, Tom, I have four emails, but only one is traceable.
- re: Jeez, Tom, I have four emails, but only one is traceable.
- Fine. Have it your way. The man is imaginary.
- Jeez, Tom, I have four emails, but only one is traceable.
- His e-mail address is right there. Write him a letter.
- Interesting. No outfit name?
- Neil Boortz
- re: Maybe the Mainstream Media don't want to touch it because they don't know for sure were the lie is...
- As Tim Blair put it...
- ....and then there is this, .........
- Then there's this...
- re: Mainstream media bias, nailed to the wall.
- The infotainment media is fighting for its political life
