O/T - general election 2019

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

The BBC are very sneaky. Both on TV or radio they hire presenters and guests that matches their agenda.

Backdoor bias.

[MillerBill]

You won’t find a non biased media. It all depends whose presenting on the BBC. The totty that presents Question Time isn’t pro left wing either.
The establishment is set up to prevent a Left Wing Government especially one led by Jeremy Corbyn, surely you realise that by now Exile.

Can you name me one eployee of the BBC who supports Brexit?

[Silly-miller]

I'm afraid it's much more subtle yet manipulative than that
People will soak up the right wing propaganda because of it's pervasive nature... It pays to advertise

Don’t you think the left wing propaganda is the same?

[MillerBill]

Can you name me one eployee of the BBC who supports Brexit?

Also name me one employee of Sky or ITV who supports Brexit.

[CASPER-64-FRANK]

I'm afraid it's much more subtle yet manipulative than that
People will soak up the right wing propaganda because of it's pervasive nature... It pays to advertise

Nothing subtle about it, it's what I expected at election time.
Remember Murdoch , The Sun, Tony Blair and the Labour Party.
Stand by what I said, anyone basing their vote listening to the media needs to do a little more research rather than accept everything in the media is true.

[CASPER-64-FRANK]

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Laura Kuenssberg.
I don't take any notice of BBC, ITV, SKY, etc.neither should you.
Majority at the BBC are left wing, that's left wing not far left, there's a difference.

[Exiletyke]

Don’t you think the left wing propaganda is the same?

Yes but there's much more right wing propaganda because of the right leaning media & if you can't see that then I'm afraid you are in denial

[Exiletyke]

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Can you name me one eployee of the BBC who supports Brexit?[/QUOTE

Laura Kuenssberg.
I don't take any notice of BBC, ITV, SKY, etc.neither should you.
Majority at the BBC are left wing, that's left wing not far left, there's a difference.

Who do you take notice of then?

[CASPER-64-FRANK]

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Who do you take notice of then?

I take notice of a relative of mine whose mid-stage Parkinson's . The care and I use the word care loosely isn't care at all . He pays towards his CARE in the home and it's not fit for purpose.
It's one but not the only reason I don't vote Tory.
Brexit doesn't bother me, they can walk away without a deal as far as I'm concerned.

Despite Jack Merrits father telling politicians not to make political gain from his death some of them couldn't wait to do so.

[Redshank]

I think you're missing the point.

The article wasn't an examination of the NHS, good or bad. The BBC had got it under Election Coverage. As such it should be a balanced look, not emotive stuff about certain (no doubt carefully selected) individuals within it.

In my (very recent) experience, a balanced look would be much more "emotive". I've witnessed first hand stuff over the last week that, to be quite honest, scares me sh;tless. Whatever the reason for it, the standard of care -in my experience- has steadily declined over the last 10 years to the point of casual negligence being accepted as the norm. That's not a political point, it's based on what I've seen; regular, repeat treatment/care of a loved one which started about 10 years ago. This is one hospital in South Yorkshire, if the sort of stuff I've seen is endemic within the NHS as a whole then there's no avoiding being emotive when "looking at it"