New York Times Wondering Whether It Should Tell the Truth About Anything
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Lie-plagued yuppie lifestyle appThe New York Timeshas a big problem. On the one hand, it wants to have lots of link-bait articles full of lies -- anything a politician says, "yoga will kill you," etc. On the other hand, it has a few nervous-nelly editors wondering whether there is some "market share potential" in occasionally publishing the truth about events, people and situations. This is the newspaper that has blindly supported every imperial war since 9/11, and has blindly nodded its consent to global supervillains such as Dick Cheney and Alan Greenspan. And now it's suddenly having a conversation with itself about whether it should note which things are obviously true or untrue. Whatever, Noam Chomsky!
New York Times Wondering Whether It Should Tell the Truth About Anything
New York Times Wondering Whether It Should…
New York Times Wondering Whether It Should Tell the Truth About Anything
Lie-plagued yuppie lifestyle appThe New York Timeshas a big problem. On the one hand, it wants to have lots of link-bait articles full of lies -- anything a politician says, "yoga will kill you," etc. On the other hand, it has a few nervous-nelly editors wondering whether there is some "market share potential" in occasionally publishing the truth about events, people and situations. This is the newspaper that has blindly supported every imperial war since 9/11, and has blindly nodded its consent to global supervillains such as Dick Cheney and Alan Greenspan. And now it's suddenly having a conversation with itself about whether it should note which things are obviously true or untrue. Whatever, Noam Chomsky!