Varolyn t1_j6nj6c6 wrote
When did BBC become so anti-Union?
Curiousgimea t1_j6nwgz8 wrote
State media protects the state no matter how independent they claim to be
-Optimal-Reflection- t1_j6o4md3 wrote
The BBC isn't state media.
Moranic t1_j6orr8u wrote
Parliament controls their funding, they're not directly controlled but when the government controls the purse you're never truly independent.
-Optimal-Reflection- t1_j6nkt8o wrote
What about this do you feel suggests the BBC has a view on the situation?
wart365 t1_j6nlmoj wrote
A more neutral view would posit that daily life is already disrupted, thus forcing a protest. Repeating the PM's statement is a useless assessment when the PM is useless.
-Optimal-Reflection- t1_j6nnfy4 wrote
Reporting what the government says about something is "pro" them? Lol.
You missed the union leaders' quotes in the article? Or did you just not bother reading it?
Varolyn t1_j6nm3xu wrote
Both the title and the tone of the article present an anti-union bias, even if that tone is subtle.
-Optimal-Reflection- t1_j6nnixp wrote
Yes - the quote comes from the government. Reporting what they've said isn't exactly anti union, is it? Lol.
Edit: downvote away, chaps, what a weird take on impartial reporting
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