NightlyPoe said:
It's not news to anyone that an adult can make their own medical decisions. You want to spin it out into a greater story (in short, build a narrative), but you're rather proving my point. It's not about the non-story, it's about how it can be spun into something more than it is. It's simple advocacy. Furthermore, I partially chose this story to highlight because I agreed with the premise. I called the goal benign (which, for some reason, you seem to have taken for the opposite of the word's meaning) and stated my position clearly in the topic post. I could have used other more politically charged examples, but this was a safe one where the misbehavior of the reporters is evident even if their intentions are non-controversial. I believe it's your eyes that are being shaded to the harm being done by such practices being common because you agree with the intention. |
You sound like a moron repeating the same thing over an over again.
This IS a story.
Going by your reasoning, Rosa Parks not standing up on the bus was not a story. I mean it was just an adult woman chosing to not stand up. What's so special about that. I choose not to stand up hundreds of times a day.