[duxup]

Generally when it comes to Trump it is rhetoric indicating the opposite.

He complains about a bias government, to install his own loyalists.

Same goes for science.

Rule of law…

[ballooney]

_biased_ is the adjective, bias is a noun.

[smcl]

We are losing this battle, every kid now talks about how they are “hype” rather than hyped for something, and talking about being “tan” rather than tanned is already commonplace in the USA

[tanewishly]

Maybe, but in an online forum where many people use input with autocorrect, it might simply be the autocorrect.

(Yes it happened to this message as well, but too egregious to leave as an example).

[TeMPOraL]

"biased government" = government that is biased

"bias government" = government that is about bias, in some way, e.g. obsessed about it

[ballooney]

+3 to -3. I will continue to shout at the tide. In the age of trump we must consistently and patiently push back against all the wrongness.

[toast0]

No, no, no. A bias government has layers in opposite directions at an angle of about 30 degrees to the way of travel, as opposed to a radial government where layers are parallel to each other.

Radial governments have better fuel economy, and suffer fewer blowouts.