How NPR lost the public's trust

[Dill]

(04-24-2024, 08:01 PM)Sociopathicsteelerfan Wrote: You literally can't make this stuff up, folx. 

I hear you.  Yet it's not suprising-- you
complaining that Dino won't answer a question while dodging mine.
While pretending another conclusion is obvious.


But justifying the dodgery has gotten us far from the substance of your
thread, as I understand "substance," which means it has to involve more than
repetitively denouncing people, which you've turned into a kind of sharing exercise.

So back to this statement. 

This is the natural progression of the "my truth" bullshit.  
Certain truths may be "harmful" therefore let's pretend they don't exist or alter them.

Sounds very much like you are verbally committing yourself to basic principles of modern scientific/social inquiry,
because that sounds really good, but dodging them in practice.

So how does the bolded relate to editorial practice at the NPR?