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Originally Posted by CorsiHockeyLeague
What do you mean by "incidents"? If we were talking about an "incident" of media criticism and the de-legitimization of the press as a GOP political strategy, sure, it's definitely increased. But this is a guy who flipped out at someone who was annoying him. Suggesting it's part of some grand design to increase anti-press animosity is ludicrous. Some people just can't keep their temper in check.
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There was this one, the one where a congressman gave a reporter the finger, the one where a reporter was arrested for asking a question, there were a few others I can't recall right now.
I'm not suggesting it's part of some grand design to increase anti-press animosity. It's not design, it's a response.
As I said in may last post, the anti-press animosity will decrease people's inhibitions, where 9 times out of 10 the journalist doesn't get body-slammed, in an environment where their circle is telling them that the press is the enemy, now 8 times out of ten the journalist doesn't get body-slammed.