Olá! Bem-vindos, meus caros amigos e leitores! O tema de hoje é sobre jornalistas e a maneira como se comportam nas televisões. Há jornalistas que não se limitam aos factos, em vez disso, contam versões enviesadas e emitem opiniões disfarçadas de notícias. Esses jornalistas deixam de relatar o que aconteceu para dar a sua opinião, fazendo a sua leitura do caso, o seu julgamento prévio sobre pessoas/acontecimentos.
Hello! Welcome, my dear friends and readers! Today's topic is about journalists and how they behave on television. Some journalists do not limit themselves to the facts, but instead report biased versions and express opinions disguised as news. These journalists stop reporting what happened to give their opinion, offering their interpretation of the case and their preconceived judgement about people/events.
It is a matter of replacing information with opinion, and that, my friends, is not information, it is manipulation. Which is serious, in my opinion! Because instead of telling the truth, a version is constructed that is marked by prejudices or interests that serve other people!
The problem is exacerbated when it is discovered that these journalists serve the agenda of certain obscure interests, and are even paid by them. Knowing this, impartial information becomes suspect and ceases to be news, becoming propaganda instead!
In this scenario, what happens to the people or events targeted? They are often judged in unfair media trials! A machete or a biased comment can destroy reputations in seconds, without the right to defence, without contradiction!
Há que separar o facto da opinião! Só assim teremos notícias sem vícios! Sem respeito pela verdade não há notícias!
We must separate fact from opinion! Only then will we have unbiased news! Without respect for the truth, there is no news!
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