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- BriGuy...
The Golden Rule
There's an old joke about The Golden Rule: he who has the gold makes the rules. Way back in the pre-Internet days, that usually meant the owner of the printing press determined what got to determine what was or was not published.... The Bachelor got cancelled... what does it say about us?: Spectacle realists
The economics of escalation We don’t blame the network. We understand the network. When The Bachelor premiered in 2002, it competed with three other dating shows.... - JayCrib...
- Jack Burke...
I agree with most of this, but I won't give the Legacy Media that excuse... They don't have to send a film crew. They should have access to the very best investigative journalists the world has to offer. Send out a couple to look into these things.... I dont have much to say here, but I'm glad we're getting into pop-culture too! I honestly didn't think of this as an epistemic mess that auto-generates polarities until picking this as a topic, so I've grown in my discernment just having asked this question.... The Bachelor got cancelled... what does it say about us?: Duty of care advocates
The vetting that wasn’t I keep coming back to the vetting. Hours of psychological evaluation. Behavioral assessments. Detailed interviews about family, relationships, personal history.... The Bachelor got cancelled... what does it say about us?: The Story
Three days before the roses On Thursday, March 19, 2026, ABC cancelled The Bachelorette Season 22 — three days before it was supposed to premiere. The network had already spent months promoting Taylor Frankie Paul, the Utah influencer and Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star, as its... - Paulleverich...
Free speech has always come with a built-in paradox. If you truly believe in it, you have to tolerate speech you dislike, disagree with, or even find offensive. Otherwise it isn’t really free speech. It’s just approved speech.... - Cpogue...
Short answer: disinfect this situation with some light. It's very puzzling to me that they simply cannot redact the names of the victims -- which makes me suspect that they can, and that's not who they are protecting....