[dfxm12]

NPR is universally denounced by the American right as leftist/Democratic Party propaganda. Also PBS.

This is a meaningless distinction when those in the American right also make claims that Fox News is too liberal.

Including: Six viewers who spoke with The Post mentioned a transfer of power to “the sons,” whom they said were “liberal.”

https://www.washingtonpost.com/media/2020/12/27/fox-news-vie...

[rhacker]

> those in the American right also make claims that Fox News is too liberal.

So if 1 person says Fox news is too left, then it's impossible to say "NPR is universally denounced by the American right as leftist/Democratic Party propaganda"

That's a bit overreaching argument that doesn't follow.

[dfxm12]

Well, it's a good thing that's not my argument, then.

[krapp]

Fair point, but they've always hated NPR.

[masswerk]

However, quite paradoxically, the same kind of people are happy with living along 'communist' streets, instead of insisting on them becoming privately owned toll roads. I guess, there's still hope.

Edit: Meaning, as long as we are social animals, information is infrastructure. And there seems to be still a place for public infrastructure that is not contested.