Daily Discussion
Putting aside the disjointed and childish writing, this article is a prime example of trying to spread hate and fear about a party using prejudice. The insulting descriptions of Haitian people is an absolute stretching of the truth as it merely condemns the entire Haitian population for actions and behaviors of a cherry picked few that are complete exaggerations of the truth. Furthermore, the article attempts to use these biased view points as attacks on the Biden-Harris administration, painting them as incompetently despicable without using actual valid sources or even arguments on the subject.
I find this article to be problematic because the title is misleading. It suggests that a coal-fired power plant found a way to solve clean energy. At the very least it is poor wording, at the very worst, it is nefarious in intent. Because the average person may immediately think, "Wow, maybe fossil fuels aren't so bad after all." And then share this article on Facebook or something and then all the climate deniers will immediately dog pile on it. Fossil fuels are incredibly pollutive and this title is deeply irresponsible in that it lead readers to believe they may actually help the country as oppose to hurt it. That weakens the overall green argument and is problematic.
This article is troubling because it suggests that Haitians are stealing geese from parks as an open-ended question and does not do anything to help mitigate false rumors about Haitian immigrants that have been going around on social media.
This article is slightly problematic for its unequal focus on Trump's perspectives and claims of bias towards Harris by the moderators. Many quotes illustrating Trump's attacks on Harris were presented, but none of Harris's arguments against Trump's perspectives. This shows a bias towards Trump's ideas. The author also mentions claims of bias towards Harris by the moderators, but the evidence comes from other peoples' commentary, such as Vivek Ramaswamy, rather than a thorough analysis of the debate itself.
This article is slightly problematic for its unequal focus on Trump's perspectives and claims of bias towards Harris by the moderators. Many quotes illustrating Trump's attacks on Harris were presented, but none of Harris's arguments against Trump's perspectives. This shows a bias towards Trump's ideas. The author also mentions claims of bias towards Harris by the moderators, but the evidence comes from other peoples' commentary, such as Vivek Ramaswamy, rather than a thorough analysis of the debate itself.