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Solid_Sonic 03/14/24 9:18:22 AM #1: |
Should impartial journalism outlets allow people to voice their opinion of what they covered, even if it involves saying nasty things about the subject at hand?
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ironman2009 03/14/24 9:18:39 AM #2: |
Yes
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NPC 03/14/24 9:23:56 AM #3: |
Yes, because of the first amendment. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Gobstoppers12 03/14/24 9:24:49 AM #4: |
Yeah
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philsov 03/14/24 9:28:13 AM #5: |
Is youtube even capable to delineate what's propaganda and misinformation versus "impartial journalism outlets"?
Either way, yes. Comments are engagement, which will lead to more clicks and views. We need more clicks and views on literal news and less engagement with supposition, opinions, and lies. --- Remember that I won't rest, 'til we share the same tense Just know, to me, you're better late than never again. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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ExtremeLuchador 03/14/24 9:31:35 AM #6: |
After seeing the cesspool of Facebook and Nextdoor local news comments I'll go with no.
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RetuenOfDevsman 03/14/24 9:33:32 AM #7: |
Solid_Sonic posted... impartial journalism outletsWhat's the difference between those and unicorns again? ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Fenriswolf 03/14/24 9:34:46 AM #8: |
Only if the news outlet in question is willing to moderate bigotry and misinformation in the comments. Unfortunately most don't have time to devote to it so it's more efficient to lock comments.
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Solid_Sonic 03/14/24 9:35:57 AM #9: |
NPC posted...
Yes, because of the first amendment. That only applies to the government protecting your right to free speech. A news station or YouTube's own policies don't have to uphold that if it suits their purposes. --- What is the equivalent of taking a shower in an online community? ... Copied to Clipboard!
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