No Denying The NY Times Serves Israel After This! w/ Ryan Cristián
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The New York Times has been criticized for its coverage of Israel’s assault on Gaza, particularly for avoiding the word “children” when describing the tens of thousands of Palestinian minors killed. Jimmy and The Last Vagabond contributor Ryan Cristián point out that such phrasing is a deliberate effort to obscure atrocities and reflects the corporate media’s systemic dishonesty, which historically punishes journalists who tell uncomfortable truths.
On Twitter Barry Malone highlighted one egregious example, prompting comparisons to satire from The Onion, which mocked how outlets invent euphemisms to avoid humanizing Palestinian victims. The discussion underscores how mainstream outlets function less as news organizations and more as propaganda machines serving power.
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