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What do ya have against podcasting? It's educational, informative, it's free speech. I learn so much from them.
I don't have much against podcasting as such, except for the fact that it's primarily entertainment, not necessarily educational or informative. If your main goal when listening to them is to learn you would do well to fact check.
My issue here is that this story is not news. It's a fluff opinion piece, one that doesn't say anything that hasn't already been said a dozen times over.
I want to know what's happening in the trial. I don't want to be bogged down with padded out opinion pieces. We're awaiting the ruling from the judge, this article is just a distraction.
Apparently other people want other things… like civil discourse and pertinent analysis. just move along already
Hang on, where have I not been civil? You're ganging up on me and making out like I'm the bad guy, when others among you have been directly insulting towards me.
My comment was valid, there are no new updates here, just needless commentary on what should be obvious. Commentary that a practising lawyer wouldn't normally give, but a podcaster would.
If you want me to move on, then don't reply to me and pull me back into this thread.
Your argument is that a podcaster shouldn't be listened to. We all hear you, and disagree. Please move on.
You're attempting to form a scarecrow argument against me.
Where did I say she shouldn't be listened to? All I said was that she said nothing new.