Comments by "Violet Joy" (@VioletJoy) on "Ryan Chapman" channel.

@nevermorebouquet3681 I'm not so sure about that. It's very possible as it's been done before. I've seen reporters give information about an event or topic and leave it at that.
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@nevermorebouquet3681 I have no idea as I don't remember.
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@nevermorebouquet3681 I just said it's possible. I was referring to old clips I've seen of reporters actually just reporting facts, not their biased opinion (and attitude). I'm not suggesting the media is unbiased now. I'm just saying it's possible. It just isn't done. That's why I prefer to get my news from neutral sources on YouTube. It's much more reliable than the MSM.
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@nevermorebouquet3681 I'm 54 bud. I'm not talking about a tone. I'll talking about reporting just the facts. I've seen it done. I'm naturally unbiased for the most part and so is my husband. I know it's rare and I realize we might be biased in some ways, but not generally. If I were a reporter, I would only state the facts that are known at the time. There are others like me who can report in a much more neutral way than the MSM. There aren't many and I wish there were more, but I've seen it done. I'm EXTREMELY aware of the media. That's why I watch different sources and look for the facts - basically, read between the lines, filtering out anything extra. Then I go to the more neutral sources I know and dissect it even more. I'm far from the typical viewer. I don't automatically believe what is being reported and can somehow often sense when misinformation is being shared.
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