The frequency of the journalists on the offer of the American patriotism extends to decades

When I was a member of White House Press Corps, It was easy to notice that the correspondents felt that they could not say “loyalty” with other Americans at the White House. This, in some way, displays its neutrality. This inaction indicates that he did not work that American correspondents should not show an appreciation of their country that devotes freedom of the press. This is a lack of gratitude, not just a shortage of Patriotism.

For the broadcasting media, the feeling that they were not the first to root America was not for the first time in their opposition to the Vietnam War. This was crystallized with CBS Anchor Walter Cronkite In 1968, he announced that America will lose, “The only rational method is negotiating, not as a victor.” Crochet has been excessive as the essence of objectivity, but politicians fear his convincing strength. Medium The power of influence on the country was more satisfactory than patriotism.

The press is preparing against patriotism. National journalists explode as “my right or wrong”, and they always want to be right. They link patriotism with the defenses who are pushing endless wars.

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In March 1989, the controversial media was highlighted towards America by showing a TV program called “Ethics in America”. Professor Charles Oclotti created a scenario as America was fighting a fictional country called North Koussan. The enemy would attack the American forces. He asked: Does the reporter have a “higher duty as an American citizen” to warn the forces? Without hesitation, CBS journalist Mike Wallace La said. “No, you don’t have a higher duty … you are a reporter.” ABC anchor Peter Jennings first said that he would notify them, then changed his opinion: “I think he’s right too. I have stumbled.”

In April 1990, the private Gennings clearly indicated that America was not a good power in the world. “The United States is deeply involved in Cambodia again. Cambodia is on the edge of hell again.”

September 11, 2001, may have united the country for a few weeks, but not on ABC. Six days after the death of thousands of Americans, ABC argued “politically incorrectly” Bill Maher that the terrorists who led the planes to the buildings were more courageous than the American pilots: “We were the cowards.

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After two weeks, the “CBS Evening News” product has written a comment on CBSNews.com about the discomfort of the American flag. “I asked our 10 -year -old daughter her mother if we could put the flag on our car. My wife reluctantly agreed, but she has not yet bought science. Burning science is not aggressive. It is waving it.

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The flag pins were still a violation PBS Host Bill moyers, Who commented a comment on his program “Now” on the network funded by taxpayers. The flag was kidnapped and turned into a slogan – the brand of monopoly for patriotism. … When I see flags scattered on an official screaming, I think about time in China when I saw Mao Red Red Book on the office of each official, everywhere and unacceptable. ”

Four years later, Mirez was still in his PBS’s offer, which is now called “Moyers & Company”. This time, he torn out the pledge: “The next time she says“ pledge loyalty. ”… remember, it is a lie, and they are left of a lie.

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Also in 2007, ABC News “The View” Rosie Odonil, who suggested that we were terrorists: “I just want to say something: 655,000 Iraqi civilians died. Who are the terrorists? … If you are in Iraq, the other country, the United States, the richest in the world, the invasion of your country and the killing of 655,000 of your citizens, what do you call us?”

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The “scene” was still in this in 2021, when the Olympic Gwen Perry athlete turned from her head and covered her head while playing National anthem In the Olympic Devices. WhOopi Goldberg came to her defense: “In the coming days, we will play the American anthem and allow you to see what you think. Because there are some things that make it a little difficult.”

America is a free country, and journalists are free to distort it. Journalists are free to emphasize that their precious profession places them over the pledges harmful to allegiance. But they should not be confused when Americans decide that they do not trust networks that seem suspicious of national unity that patriotism can bring.

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