Media Bias

[Brian Peacock]

Carl Benjamin thinks brown sex crimes and grooming is a bigger problem, and should be given a greater priority, than other sex crimes and grooming, and that refusing to prioritise sex crimes and grooming in this way is a deliberate act which underplays brown sex crimes and grooming and gives brown sex offenders cover to commit more sex crimes, which in turn are more serious because of the licence granted by de-prioritising brown sex offending. But then again, many people think that opposing racists and refusing to countenance their racial framing of all contemporary issue is unfairly prejudiced as well as an example of race hatred towards racists.

[Joe]

Doesn't get it at all...

[Cunt]

Doesn't get it at all...

you don't have to whisper. I know.

[Cunt]

https://imgur.com/gallery/C2nG5fC

...the Company is keeping its employees safe and healthy

[Cunt]

Carl Benjamin thinks brown sex crimes and grooming is a bigger problem, and should be given a greater priority, than other sex crimes and grooming, and that refusing to prioritise sex crimes and grooming in this way is a deliberate act which underplays brown sex crimes and grooming and gives brown sex offenders cover to commit more sex crimes, which in turn are more serious because of the licence granted by de-prioritising brown sex offending. But then again, many people think that opposing racists and refusing to countenance their racial framing of all contemporary issue is unfairly prejudiced as well as an example of race hatred towards racists.

The petition has tens of thousands of others who want documents released.

All racists? Are the government findings themselves somehow relevant? Or should everyone just trust that government knows best?

[Brian Peacock]

My comment addressed why Carl Benjamin might encourage people to sign the petition. I don't think that non-racists are without concerns about sexual exploitation and abuse, but I can understand why you might.

[Cunt]

Why do you think releasing the document was initially promised so vigorously, then someone changed their mind?

[JimC]

I bet you've almost worn out the ? key...

[Hermit]

I bet you've almost worn out the ? key...

Well, there are so many ways of making a statement while trying to make it look like a question.

Leading question
Rhetorical question
Poisoning the well question
Have you stopped beating your wife type question
Let's change the subject type question
...

[Brian Peacock]

Why do you think releasing the document was initially promised so vigorously, then someone changed their mind?

No idea. Why do you think that happened?

[Brian Peacock]

[BarnettNewman]

https://imgur.com/gallery/C2nG5fC

...the Company is keeping its employees safe and healthy

Regional broadcast outlets and news coverage being bought and centralized by big money isn’t recent news. It’s good you’ve finally caught up though. Here’s the thing. It’s mostly big money pushing GOP talking points.

[Cunt]

Why do you think releasing the document was initially promised so vigorously, then someone changed their mind?

No idea. Why do you think that happened?

If you were paying attention, I already said.

If you were paying attention though, you would likely have an opinion of your own to share on the matter.

Here’s the thing. It’s mostly big money pushing GOP talking points.

That's quite a claim to make. Where are those 'Dem talking points' getting pushed? Or are they all just grass-roots?

[BarnettNewman]

You are confused as usual. I didn’t say anything about Dem talking points.

[Cunt]

You are confused as usual. I didn’t say anything about Dem talking points.

The phrase 'Republican talking points' is a Dem talking point.