Robot-Like Smear
HonestReporting objected to the Washington Post's down-playing of infanticide. The Post tries to shift the blame.
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March 29, 2001
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HonestReporting objected to the Washington Post's down-playing of infanticide. The Post tries to shift the blame.
Reporting a murder in the passive form changes the meaning entirely. Someone at The Washington Post tried to pull a fast one.
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