Inside Edition has angered Twitter intellectuals after running a piece on "fare dodgers" in the New York subway system. The program's news crew ambushed individuals who snuck onto the train platforms without paying, a practice the city's transit authority has identified as an "increasing problem" that reportedly cost $215 million in lost revenue this year.
Here is the offending segment:
The replies are littered with blue checkmarks valiantly "owning" Inside Edition for defiling the sanctity of journalism by "punching down." These are some of the same people, presumably, who spent an entire week investigating and denouncing the facial expressions of a problematic high school student.
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2 comments:
But DC just passed intent to look the other way since the Jussie's of the world are Metro's primary offenders and enforcement would be ray....!
AOC says you can not get a sub unless you pay.....they can’t give those sandwiches away and remain open for business!!!
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