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human
And that's how propaganda is born and useless uneducated opinions from journalists not experienced in a field influence people in the wrong way.

People are perfectly capable of figuring out in this day and age that torture is wrong on their own. People can think for themselves. Adding opinions into a report doesn't add anything apart from influencing.

If you want to make an article about x or y and you want opinions a journalist should reach out to experts (not anonymous expert bullshit which is often their own opinion) in the field and ask for their input in why x or y is good/bad and explain the reasoning with it.

A journalists opinion or judgement themselves should NEVER make their way into an article.
gpt
You have it actually the other way around. Propaganda was and is happening even in so called "objective" journalists - even more so as historic study showed.

Companies (which own most of the US media and are in the hands of very few), as well as US state media are not objective, but propagandistic. Many independent media outlets are not contextualizing information they get or amplify from them which is precisely why a need for that becomes clear.

I can understand how you come to your thoughts, but they work in a world of ideas better than in the factual world we got. It is quite good to actually speak with experts who looked and researched how media in the Western core works.

After 9/11 the problem wasn't propaganda by critical news media, it was propaganda by the US state and media reporting what they were told.

&gt; A journalists opinion or judgement themselves should NEVER make their way into an article.

Is literally impossible. Ignoring your position and the position of the speaker doesn't make it disappear, it just hides it. I do agree that people are able to think for themselves but our world has very many different themes going on and it is a certainty that you can't be properly informed or critically of all.