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February 16, 2004
Sanity Check

Posted by Bill

In regard to a recent moonbat opus, a letter-writer to Salon advises Michelle Goldberg to come back to terra-firma:

Salon is sacrificing any hard-earned credibility by misrepresenting the content of the article about infiltrators into antiwar groups and reporting mere innuendo as fact.

First, to imply that individual police forces spying on antiwar groups is due to the current president is simply irresponsible and false. As long as there is a group that presents itself as outside the mainstream, there will be people in positions of authority who will perceive them as threats to that authority. Right-wing militias were watched after Oklahoma City, communist groups during the Cold War, and anarchists during WWI. Tone down the spastic rhetoric against Bush as evil puppeteer and attack him on what you believe is truly wrong in his philosophy and actions.

There was absolutely no connection between the content of the article and the image of the "nameless" female protester that led the story. Where is your journalistic integrity? Of course, a beaten and bruised woman is an arresting image. To display her as an example of Bush's policies is inflammatory and baseless.

-- Matthew Grygor

Exactly. But that's what makes Salon so very fun to read! I mean, it's entertainment! No one seriously writes into the WWE and tells them that the wrestling moves look fake, do they?

Posted by Bill at February 16, 2004 09:53 AM | TrackBack (0)

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