How NY Times Used Subway Shooting To Push Pro-Cop Propaganda
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18:27Now PlayingThe New York Times has been a perennial supporter and defender of the police, using every opportunity to push a pro-cop agenda, and the recent subway shooting story is no exception. In covering the story, the Times implied that this highly unusual shooting was in some way related to the more typical street crime that takes place in the city and misled viewers into believing that urban crime is rising when the opposite is true.
Jimmy and The Grayzone’s Max Blumenthal discuss how the Times’ coverage dovetails nicely with new NYC mayor Eric Adams’ pro-cop agenda.
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