
Originally Posted by
Shaps
I'll give you the perfect example of how they frame it....directly from this article.
"Self also said he wanted to avoid making the tragic incident political but then pointed to the violence in "big cities" after being asked if he was concerned about the rise of violent incidents across the US."
See what they did?
By crafting the paragraph the way they did, it infers a negative connotation - of how he was making it political. Watch how it will sound different if done this way:
"After being asked if he was concerned about the rise of violent incidents across the US, Self cited numerous incidents of violence that concerned him greatly, but did not want to treat such tragic incidents as political".
See the difference?
And if you watch the actual clip... that is more akin to what he said... but they flip it, to get the reaction that they want to produce.
It's tricky stuff... but if you have ever dealt with, or been trained to know what to look for... it's pretty blatant.