The muted media response to Antifa’s attack on Andy Ngo, a journalist who was covering an Antifa protest in Portland last week, demonstrates why the media is quickly losing credibility among Americans.
There was little coverage of the attack, which left Ngo hospitalized with a brain hemorrhage. Even outlets that covered the assault, like Yahoo News, published headlines like “Right-wing protesters, ‘antifa’ clashes bring chaos to streets of Portland, Oregon,” which sounds much more neutral than “Antifa bashes journalist.”
Compare that with the coverage of a Trump rally in El Paso that took place in February, where a BBC journalist was shoved by a Trump supporter. Though Trump had nothing to do with the incident, and though the White House later condemned the “act of violence,” multiple publications, including the Washington Post, BuzzFeed, USA Today, The Guardian, and the BBC all portrayed the attack as a natural consequence of President Donald Trump’s criticism of the media.
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7 comments:
The media is not losing the confidence of people.
The media has completely lost the confidence of all thinking people, and most of the dullards only paying scant attention. Dosen't leave much market share.
And the one-sided news continues swaying the minds of the voters since the invention of the television and radio
Americans are easily manipulated by the media
It won't be news worthy until Ellen, Ophra, and The View show Mr.Ngo some love.
Fear the day when it all is a Leftist, one-source news feed with Blackshirts roaming the streets to eliminate anyone getting out of line.
Someone or a small group is actually paying to feed, clothe, house and pay the phone bills for these thugs. Can't be cheap to keep.
In today's world the internal security establishment must be aware of the who, what where behind them. A round-up should ensue when the time is right.
Need to find the money source.
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