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'''Media bullying''' is aggressive bias by the media in the attempt to influence the outcome of an event. The event can be an election, an expected statement by an individual, or even a sports contest.
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'''Media bullying''' is aggressive [[bias]] often employed by the liberal [[media]] in the attempt to influence a candidate, a politician, an institution, and even sports contestants or private citizens. In some cases, the victim's opponents use the media in a calculated fashion to frame an issue in a light unfavorable to the victim.
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Examples of '''media bullying''' include:
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* an all-out media effort to force [[Indiana]] to repeal its religious liberty law, because the law might interfere with the [[homosexual agenda]]
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* causing Governor [[Jan Brewer]] to fly back to [[Arizona]] in order to appease the [[homosexual agenda]] by vetoing a bill that protects religious liberty
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* scaring a family saved by [[George Zimmerman]] from even saying thank you in public<ref>https://abcnews.go.com/US/family-rescued-george-zimmerman-fears-blow-back/story?id=19758908</ref><ref>http://www.mediaite.com/online/family-zimmerman-saved-wont-appear-with-him-in-public-dont-want-to-be-associated-with-george/</ref>
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* caused the Kansas board in charge of balloting to back down within 48 hours from its objection to the lack of proof of [[Obama]]'s citizenship
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* caused [[RINO]]s to cancel the first 36 hours of the [[Republican National Convention]] in August 2012, an unprecedented capitulation, lest the media blame Republicans for supposedly being indifferent to a hurricane's (relatively modest) forecasted effects
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* trying to force [[conservative]] [[Todd Akin]] to pull out of the key [[U.S. Senate]] race in [[Missouri]] in August 2012
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* trying to force [[Hillary Clinton]] to pull out of the [[Democratic]] primary in 2008
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* consistently holding [[Sarah Palin]] to an unfairly high standard while giving a pass to liberal candidates
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* forcing Queen Elizabeth to give a special public eulogy for the media favorite [[Princess Diana]], who had been estranged from the royal family
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* imposing strict [[gun control]] in [[Britain]] and [[Australia]] by creating an hysteria from over-publicized and isolated incidents in the 1990s
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* forcing President [[Lyndon Baines Johnson]] to not pursue a second term by falsely reporting the [[Tet Offensive]] by implying the Vietcong won the offensive instead of the Americans
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* ridiculing Vice President [[Dan Quayle]] for his supposed gaffes, in contrast with downplaying gaffes by [[liberals]]
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* forcing President [[Richard Nixon]] to resign for covering up a scandal, in contrast with defending President [[Bill Clinton]]'s covering up a scandal
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* sex abuse in [[public schools]] is worse than in religious institutions, yet the media constantly bullies religious (especially [[Catholic]]) officials about it
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* the media bullies the competitors of [[Tiger Woods]] in every major golf contest
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* the media portrays [[Paris Hilton]] as dumb, but she's no dumber than other [[Hollywood]] figures
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* the media bullied airships into terminating service by creating an unjustified hysteria based on the [[Hindenburg]] accident
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==References==
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Latest revision as of 11:24, July 16, 2019

Media bullying is aggressive bias often employed by the liberal media in the attempt to influence a candidate, a politician, an institution, and even sports contestants or private citizens. In some cases, the victim's opponents use the media in a calculated fashion to frame an issue in a light unfavorable to the victim.

Examples of media bullying include:

  • an all-out media effort to force Indiana to repeal its religious liberty law, because the law might interfere with the homosexual agenda
  • causing Governor Jan Brewer to fly back to Arizona in order to appease the homosexual agenda by vetoing a bill that protects religious liberty
  • scaring a family saved by George Zimmerman from even saying thank you in public[1][2]
  • caused the Kansas board in charge of balloting to back down within 48 hours from its objection to the lack of proof of Obama's citizenship
  • caused RINOs to cancel the first 36 hours of the Republican National Convention in August 2012, an unprecedented capitulation, lest the media blame Republicans for supposedly being indifferent to a hurricane's (relatively modest) forecasted effects
  • trying to force conservative Todd Akin to pull out of the key U.S. Senate race in Missouri in August 2012
  • trying to force Hillary Clinton to pull out of the Democratic primary in 2008
  • consistently holding Sarah Palin to an unfairly high standard while giving a pass to liberal candidates
  • forcing Queen Elizabeth to give a special public eulogy for the media favorite Princess Diana, who had been estranged from the royal family
  • imposing strict gun control in Britain and Australia by creating an hysteria from over-publicized and isolated incidents in the 1990s
  • forcing President Lyndon Baines Johnson to not pursue a second term by falsely reporting the Tet Offensive by implying the Vietcong won the offensive instead of the Americans
  • ridiculing Vice President Dan Quayle for his supposed gaffes, in contrast with downplaying gaffes by liberals
  • forcing President Richard Nixon to resign for covering up a scandal, in contrast with defending President Bill Clinton's covering up a scandal
  • sex abuse in public schools is worse than in religious institutions, yet the media constantly bullies religious (especially Catholic) officials about it
  • the media bullies the competitors of Tiger Woods in every major golf contest
  • the media portrays Paris Hilton as dumb, but she's no dumber than other Hollywood figures
  • the media bullied airships into terminating service by creating an unjustified hysteria based on the Hindenburg accident

References

  1. https://abcnews.go.com/US/family-rescued-george-zimmerman-fears-blow-back/story?id=19758908
  2. http://www.mediaite.com/online/family-zimmerman-saved-wont-appear-with-him-in-public-dont-want-to-be-associated-with-george/