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    Reuters and BBC use tone-deaf headlines in coverage of Hind Rajab movie, calling it a “girl film” about a “child’s killing”
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    Reuters and BBC use tone-deaf headlines in coverage of Hind Rajab movie, calling it a “girl film” about a “child’s killing”

    Reuters and BBC use tone-deaf headlines in coverage of Hind Rajab movie, calling it a “girl film” about a “child’s killing”

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    5. fikiminforte on

      It boggles the mind how every Western institution from governments to political parties to conglomerates to world renowned universities to respectable news orgs, is willing to lose all credibility and shit all over its own reputation to placate a genocidal ethnofascist state that has all but lost any support it once had from the vast majority of the civilian population of the entire world and will forever be known for gleefully bombing schools and hospitals and burning babies alive. Truly the greatest mystery of our time.

    9. 1800salmon on

      “Gaza girl film” The flippant and dismissive nature of these headlines are hilarious but not in a funny way but in a “was this written by the onion” way

    10. foofoo_kachoo on

      Someone please correct me if I’m mistaken, but wasn’t the recent bombing of the hospital (and murder of journalists and medical responders) in Palestine by Israel because of a Reuters camera being used inside to document the genocide? You’d think Reuters specifically would be more likely to be more…factual? With their reporting after that

    11. bluewhaledream on

      People love watching other people suffer on the big screen. It’s great to feel like a wonderful empathetic person because you feel sorry for their plight.

      But actually helping? Mmmm not so much

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