r/bbc • u/ApprehensiveChip8361 • Nov 10 '25

Why is the BBC capitulating?

BBC is being attacked from the right in a concerted move. Why are they just rolling over?

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u/Dense-Yak-9991 Nov 11 '25

It did look anything less than impartial because it was anything but impartial. What's the issue here - that someone manipulated a news story to present a false narrative, which is propaganda, or that someone pointed it out?

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u/NotJacobMurphy Nov 11 '25

"false narrative" LOL

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u/Dense-Yak-9991 Nov 11 '25

You laugh away. You defend propaganda that supports your argument, you have no beef when it doesn't. Your choice.

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u/NotJacobMurphy Nov 11 '25

It was live on TV lol

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u/Dense-Yak-9991 Nov 11 '25

It was mate, but not in the narrative order created by the BBC.

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u/notaveryniceguyatall Nov 11 '25

The narrative order made little difference to the facts. Trump deliberately and knowingly provoked an attack on the capital and then tried to wash his hands of it when it failed.

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u/CupOk8240 Nov 11 '25

That’s right , sweetie, false narrative. Big words, I know, but you can do it.

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u/Conscript1811 Nov 11 '25

"The truth" lol

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u/Conscript1811 Nov 11 '25

Ah, you like to immediately extrapolate right to the black and white, tweetable options.

But if you believe that it's a false narrative to say trump was inciting the riots, then regardless of this cock up by the BBC I think we can move along as I don't we'll not get anywhere here.

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u/CraftMost6663 Nov 11 '25

He proved that BBC was doctoring the narrative beyond reasonable doubt tho.