NPR - Terry Gross's rude treatment of Christian pro-life guest. (biased, compared)
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The bias comes with the lack of hard questions for people with leftist views. When you ask the hard questions to a person with a conservative view and give the smile and nod to the liberal, then the idea that you are biased comes through.
I would really like to make a list of questions for the person for murdering babies. It would go something like, "What would you say to the people that say the baby is not getting the chance for life, liberty and the persuit of happiness?" Have you heard anyone ask that question?
When we get better reporting and interviewing, our ideas as to what is good and bad and right and wrong may some day become balanced. Right now there are few to none balanced stations.
Exactly. You will *never* hear an abortionist being questioned like this on NPR or any mainstream station. The abortionist segment was basically a support/compassion piece for abortionists.
While the pro-life segment was trying to get the guest to defend her views.
Exactly. You will *never* hear an abortionist being questioned like this on NPR or any mainstream station. The abortionist segment was basically a support/compassion piece for abortionists.
While the pro-life segment was trying to get the guest to defend her views.
Both segments equate to fairy tales.
So anything other than , "so tell me why do like to kill babies" is pandering to the abortionist.
I find her voice inquisitive, pleasant, and even calming. Seductive - no.
Well at least she has some fans, and just for the record it wasn't I who thought it was seductive some on blogs find her voice rather interesting to say the least.
The first one was not real journalism. Just a propaganda piece. Both she and the guest sounded like actors. But why didn't they do a similar piece with a woman who had given birth after a bad experience at the abortion clinic? I'm sure there are a lot more of those scenarios. They really had to dig to find, or create this piece of drivel. I'm not buying it.
At least the second one was a legitimate interview, in spite of the biased tone.
Erm, why didn't they do a similar piece with a woman who had an abortion after a bad experience with a rapist?
One should not listen to national pubic radio...it rots the brain...and it is biased to the left of Karl Marx.
Says someone who has never ever listened to public radio in their life. I'm betting on that one.
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Terry Gross is God
