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A Reddit user who goes by the username "Downtown-Cat-55," has been making waves on the internet with their recent comment on a news article. The comment, simply stating "this isn't journalism," has sparked a fiery debate among Reddit users about the state of journalism in today's society.

Many have speculated that Downtown-Cat-55's comment is a direct reflection of their belief that journalism has become nothing more than a poorly-constructed collection of Reddit submissions, TikTok videos, and Twitter posts. These users argue that in today's fast-paced digital world, journalists have become lazy and content to simply re-post content from social media platforms, rather than doing the hard work of researching and reporting on their own.

Others have taken a more cynical approach, suggesting that Downtown-Cat-55's comment is simply a reflection of their own ignorance and lack of understanding about the role of journalism in today's society. These users argue that journalists play a crucial role in informing the public about important issues, and that their work is essential to the functioning of a democratic society.

Despite the divide, one thing is clear: the comment from Downtown-Cat-55 has sparked a conversation about the role of journalism in today's society, and has highlighted the need for a renewed focus on quality reporting and research. Whether you agree with Downtown-Cat-55 or not, it's clear that the state of journalism is in a state of flux, and that the future of this vital profession is uncertain.
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