[throw-4e451c8]

Freedom House, Freedom of the Press 2013 - Sweden:

"most of the mainstream media view criticism of immigration and Islam as a form of hate speech"

https://www.refworld.org/docid/5238498214.html

[lillecarl]

Personally I feel like the media inhibiting freedom of speech when they're pushing their list of OK things to think down people's throat and stigmatize even discussing certain topics.

[estomagordo]

As what you describe does not limit anyone's freedom of speech, you're factually wrong though.

[Cthulhu_]

Well, criticism is an opinion; everyone is entitled to their opinions (freedom of speech), but I expect neutrality from journalists.

That is, a journalist can report on immigration, but a personal opinion (or criticism) has no place in the news itself.

Journalism and personal opinions or interpretations of the news should be kept separate IMO.

[throw-4e451c8]

Do you see anyone here arguing that journalistic reports should be biased by personal opinion? You're making quite some leaps there.

[throw-4e451c8]

Both parts of that sentence stand on their own.

How do you feel that omitting the first part changes the meaning of the second part?

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