We need to have someone write up some rules about how to post articles.
It's great that The PerSev reposted the text, so we don't have to give this newspaper more Web hit. But we need more:
1). A link and credit, so we can get some context as to where this is coming from. In this instance, it's Canada's Globe and Mail. I'd say this isn't so much a trend as media lowlifes trying to create one...and it's outside the US, for what that's worth.
2). A byline, so we can track agenda-driven writers. In this case, it's Zosia Bielski, a writer based in Toronto (ahem). Casebook feminist, who cheerleads about stay-at-home dads, worships porn whores, and drones on about other usual feminist BS.
It's important to have this stuff because inevitably these articles get people thinking "WTF?!?!" and looking for background. If we have more info here, they'll find us and realize they're not the only ones finding the media is creating stories, not reporting them -- and doing so with a clear agenda.
We need to expose The Cathedral's messengers, in other words. I used to work for big media and, as I've mentioned, got stories turned back and "kill fees" paid to me anytime I stepped out of the narrow point-of-view they allowed.
It's great that The PerSev reposted the text, so we don't have to give this newspaper more Web hit. But we need more:
1). A link and credit, so we can get some context as to where this is coming from. In this instance, it's Canada's Globe and Mail. I'd say this isn't so much a trend as media lowlifes trying to create one...and it's outside the US, for what that's worth.
2). A byline, so we can track agenda-driven writers. In this case, it's Zosia Bielski, a writer based in Toronto (ahem). Casebook feminist, who cheerleads about stay-at-home dads, worships porn whores, and drones on about other usual feminist BS.
It's important to have this stuff because inevitably these articles get people thinking "WTF?!?!" and looking for background. If we have more info here, they'll find us and realize they're not the only ones finding the media is creating stories, not reporting them -- and doing so with a clear agenda.
We need to expose The Cathedral's messengers, in other words. I used to work for big media and, as I've mentioned, got stories turned back and "kill fees" paid to me anytime I stepped out of the narrow point-of-view they allowed.