2026-02-16 09:18 UTC
@coth@social.creatureofthehill.com @Geri@mastodon.online The BBC despite claiming to be impartial is not, it follows whatever the government wants it to (from what I can tell). I have heard the right mention this (during Tommy Robinson's arrest) but now I think it is time for the left to do this too with this subject as it is being inherently biased. I know about how controversial he was & it is very understandable if you disagree with him, he's only been mentioned to show that both sides have been seeing bias but from other perspectives.
Replies (1)
-
@Geri@mastodon.online 2026-02-16 10:28
@wolf90000@masto.ai @coth@social.creatureofthehill.com it's like Pol Pot going against a Quaker to show there is "bias" 🙄 Too long, far too long, we have allowed the odious racism of #Farage a platform of civil discourse because there is a belief that you have to present two sides of the story #ffs "Who makes the Nazis" Mark E Smith