Let's be clear: I'm not agreeing with the government's policy (at least it's now not blatantly racist): I'm not agreeing with everything in the proposed tax scheme, I'm not agreeing with the entirety of the distribution of the spending, and I'm not agreeing with their lack on direction. I'm also not agreeing on bullshit being spread by a group of clueless persons on Facebook and being spread by rudebaguette and the like for clicks. If you want to tell tall stories, good for you, it can be interesting, you'll have plenty of stories to count because the combinatorics are gigantic, but don't call yourself a journalist. /rant
Thanks Gabriel Synnaeve for the great comment - it's a great example in how it's always cool to be for something, as long as you clarify that your not for it "the same way everyone else is."
The "bullshit" that we spread on Rude Baguette cites sources, so if you have a problem with the way they're being talked about, that's called a "spin." We also wrote that "bullshit" about 36 hours after the creation of the #geonpi fan page, because we felt the "bullshit" was worth talking about.
I don't think the blogger her, who also write for RB, is calling himself a "journalist," writing in the blog of his startup's website - at best he's expressing his opinion.
PS: ending a comment with "/rant" doesn't make it any more justified - although thanks for clarifying that it was written with no forethought, afterthough, or thought at all.
