But not MSM.
And you had to search for it.
Stuff like this should be headline news for any new organization. Yet they're trying to hide it.
Talk about an echo chamber...
So guys, what's it like living in a boring echo chamber nowadays?
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But not MSM.
And you had to search for it.
Stuff like this should be headline news for any new organization. Yet they're trying to hide it.
Talk about an echo chamber...
Axios has now put out an article on it, and wouldn't you know it...
annabenedetti
like marbles on glass
Yes, I think it was ABC but I don't remember.
No, I didn't. I clearly told you it I knew because it had been in my newsfeed, and I clearly said "I just did a search," meaning I did the search right before I replied to you.
It's all over the place, JR. I use DuckDuckGo, and the page serves up a mix, in this exact order:
CNN
AP News
NY Post
Wikipedia
CBS
ABC7
Fox News
MSN
ABC
Why are you fixated on this story? Is Why not any other crime in our violent country, like this one, also in August?
Man at large after allegedly killing 4 family members, leaving baby alive in Tennessee: Officials
A manhunt is underway for a 29-year-old man who allegedly killed four people and left their baby alive, Tennessee authorities said.
abcnews.go.com
Is it because your social media algorithm is in constant rage mode? Is it because the more you click on these stories, the more rage it'll give you, and the comments will become uglier and uglier, until they're screaming to you that all your white women are in danger from [insert any number of racist epithets]? Would you have been as outraged if the victim hadn't been a beautiful white woman?
Why are you fixated on this story? Is Why not any other crime in our violent country, like this one, also in August?
Man at large after allegedly killing 4 family members, leaving baby alive in Tennessee: Officials
A manhunt is underway for a 29-year-old man who allegedly killed four people and left their baby alive, Tennessee authorities said.
Is it because your social media algorithm is in constant rage mode? Is it because the more you click on these stories, the more rage it'll give you, and the comments will become uglier and uglier, until they're screaming to you that all your white women are in danger from [insert any number of racist epithets]? Would you have been as outraged if the victim hadn't been a beautiful white woman?
Five years ago, a felon overdosed on fentanyl during an arrest and the nation burned over it. Now, when a woman is actually murdered and it blows up the internet, the reaction is to dismiss it or scold people for paying attention. That’s the hypocrisy I’m calling out.
No, this isn’t my “algorithm” at work. Algorithms amplify, but they don’t choose which stories get turned into moral crusades and which get buried. That choice comes from editors and politicians. Seeing the double standard isn’t “rage mode,” it’s refusing to pretend not to notice.
And the “beautiful white woman” jab misses the point. It’s not her looks that matter, it’s the fact that some victims are elevated endlessly while others are ignored because they’re inconvenient. That inconsistency is the real scandal.
If anything, pretending not to see that double standard is the real echo chamber.