New York Times printed an urban legend? It’s likely. No corroboration sloppy

Jul 15, 2020
1:19:59am

travelcoug All-American

Journalism and agenda driven activism is a bad look for the Grey lady. This on the heals of their op ed staff editor resigning because of hate and threats directed at her for not towing the line politically.

National Review

Did the Times Print an Urban Legend?

This week, the Times brings us a story from Methodist Hospital in San Antonio but the story has just one source and the details are light.

https://www.nationalreview.com/corner/did-the-times-print-an-urban-legend/

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New York Times printed an urban legend? It’s likely. No corroboration sloppy

travelcoug

7/15/20 1:19am

Anyone who read that story and wasn’t at least a little skeptical is probably also likely to fall for phone scammers

Mike Honcho

7/15/20 1:52am

Yeah, the NYT readership is full of gullible people who think the increase in

vagabonder

7/15/20 7:06am

^^ thought the obviously fake story was real

Mike Honcho

7/15/20 9:16am

The NYT is not in the news business, it is in the business of 'making news'

Busiturtle

7/15/20 4:41am

The quote in the NYT article from the 30 YO as their last words read like someone who posts a deep philosophical quote

Did the Times Print an Urban Legend?

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