Why does the press constantly think anyone can make that self-appointed king do anything much less stop lying? It's pathological. Read up on all Cluster-B personalities especially anti-socials becoming Axis 1 psychopaths. This is a very sick creature who will continue to decline.
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Because there is a massive gap between the theory and execution of impartial reporting
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Do you believe there can be impartial reporting? Are we not as humans by default bringing in a bias, changing the anthropological behavior the moment individual morality comes into play? I truly don't know but suspect we are just not that compartmentalized generally speaking.
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What I do believe, at the moment, is this: We live in an era where many white people are learning which parts of the historical narrative they have missed. This requires reassessment, primarily of which subjects have been incorrectly or disproportionately feared or favored.
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Replying to @jkohlmann
I do notice something different in that sector where there is affluence that we do not discuss enough. The role of the Father has expanded for the average middle class because of mass societal shifts in roles and economy. I like this. Fathers weren't around in the Nuclear Family!

Dec 21, 2018 · 5:36 AM UTC

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Replying to @mholzschlag
I think I kind of see that, and I would guess that change is an important part of counteracting both toxic masculinity and settler colonialism. It’s a case where people are reassessing their “given” role in a family, in society. It’s an important start.
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And beneficial to families of any kind. I think it was humorist/author Norah Ephron who wrote "children don't care if you're there and in terrible miserable, they just care you're there." LOL!
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