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how much of what we read and hear on the news is just the facts? how much of it is added exaggeration and editors’ bias?
example: my younger sister cam home from school today and said a big boy hit her. (those were her words).
the rest of the story: my 5 year old sister said a big boy hit her. a few questions later….. a pre 1 a boy had ‘hit’ her (brushed passed her or bumped into her) while she was out at recess. (co-ed kindergarten and pre1a boys share a building b/c of space constraints)
see what i mean? its 2 totally dif stories
Its certainly possible that the New York Slimes has kindergarten aged children making up the stories…but in all seriousness there is always a certain percentage of error and many times they get the story wrong. Usually when it involves scandals or other charged topics like about Jews or Moslems…
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