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Originally Posted by swiss
Same in Switzerland, this rule will be also supported as long as they stay on their socialist track...
Like the other guy said; free speech, free will - you only have to share mine.  |
Are you saying that the Swiss mainstream media have a socialist bias?
The BBC has been getting attacked for some time now from the Conservative right for supposed bias. Interestingly Labour have also had a bash at them at times. My opinion - if you're annoying both sides you're probably doing ok.
As I argued above - once you get past the verifiable factual stuff (earthquakes in japan, numbers dead in a car crash) and move into the Class 2 stuff it's arguable that there are only opinions anyway. In this territory even if you try hard to be impartial it is likely that someone will be annoyed.
It's also likely that the further out you are from the centre on either left or right, the more you are likely to perceive the attempt at balanced, centre-line coverage to be biased.
Which explains why those with more hard-line positions are the ones getting most annoyed...