NPR and Abuse Allegations

False Accusation

So, I was listening to NPR on the way to work this morning, and they were covering an American Film Festival held in France (has been every year for 45 years).

The first thing that struck me was when they were talking about Johnny Depp, and how the French girl interviewed didn't seem phased by the Domestic Abuse Allegations hanging over his head.

I was like... what?

Then they talked about Woody Allen, and his accusations.

Then they talked about Roman Polanski (which he admitted to drugging and raping a 13 year old... fair game)

Then they talked about Nate Parker and his accusation from college (where they omit he was proven innocent).

It was just so biased it was hard to believe...

Posted Sep 13, 2019, 1:05 PM UTC

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RT-AC66U•

The biggest thing I lost when I woke up was NPR. To think I used to donate to them.

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jinladen040•

I stopped listening to NPR when I realized how biased they were. As soon as trump got elected president, they went very down hill and became very opinionated on every topic instead of presenting the facts.

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McFeely_Smackup•

Roman Polanski has been living in France as a fugitive for 40 yeas with France deliberately harboring him and refusing extradition.

I'm not interested in a single thing any French person has to say about this subject until they deal with that fucked up mess.

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__pulsar•

NPR is trash.

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Is it any surprise that the head of NPR is a hardcore Hillary supporter?

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