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I agree with him, boomers need to be shot for obsessing over lawns.

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1. Trump Immunity Case

2. Jan 6th

3. Biden social media contacts

4. Florida, Texas social media laws

5. Federal Agency Power (Chevron Deference)

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!transphobes :marseypuke:

A BBC News report gave a 'misleading impression' about evidence that trans women's milk is as good for babies as breast milk.

A probe by the corporation's complaints unit found that the broadcast had broken its rules on accuracy.

The Context on the BBC News channel had discussed claims about the nutritional value of milk produced by trans women, which is achieved with the help of drugs.

The corporation's Executive Complaints Unit found the show had 'failed to give due weight to an appropriate range of views' on the subject.

Complaints bosses said they had 'found limited evidence to support the claim' that transgender women's milk was as good for babies as breast milk and this was not properly reflected in the broadcast.

The discussion, on February 19, was prompted by a leaked letter from a medical director of a NHS trust who claimed the milk was comparable.

The programme was also found to have given a 'misleading impression' that World Health Organisation evidence would support the claims in the leaked letter.

The ECU also pointed out that a guest who stated there was 'persuasive evidence' to support its nutritional value had a 'lack of any specialist knowledge' on the subject.

Kate Luxion, described as a 'research fellow' at University College, London, had appeared on the show.

The report said it should have been made clear to the audience more research was needed before conclusions like hers could be made.

The programme had sparked complaints to the BBC, with concerns that the science cited in the letter was 'accepted without question' and that the evidence had been misrepresented. There were also concerns about whether Ms Luxion was a 'neutral expert'.

The ECU said the 'weight of relevant evidence' on the subject was not made 'sufficiently clear' and viewers would have 'been left with a materially misleading impression'.

It added the programme had failed to give 'due weight' to an 'appropriate range of views' on a 'controversial issue'.

The ECU said elements of the complaints had been resolved as the programme-makers had already told the complainant that some of the script should have been 'clearer' and that another contributor should have been interviewed.

It added there had also been a posting on the subject on the BBC complaints page of its website.

But it upheld a complaint in relation to accuracy.

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In case you're too lazy to click the links, I'll give you a stitched-together summary...

The Chicago Park District on Saturday morning said Buckingham Fountain in Grant Park will be closed "until further notice," after it was vandalized by protesters overnight. The protesters dyed the water in the fountain red, and spray-painted the bricks on the surrounding plaza.

The messages, "Gaza is bleeding," and, "Stop genocide," were also scrawled on the plaza in front of the fountain. The messages have since been removed.

Staff said the vandalism happened sometime after 11 p.m., after the fountain was turned off for the night. Whatever red substance was used spread gradually throughout the water surrounding the fountain. As of late Saturday afternoon, they had drained the water about halfway. But they said every time they put clean water in, the water has stayed so opaque that they believe whatever was used to color the water is still too strong to dilute. Staff said while the red substance does not appear to be staining, they were nonetheless concerned it could permanently damage the fountain, so they made the decision to keep the fountain turned off until the issue is resolved. A staff member said he gave a water sample to the Park District environmental team, but there was no word on what specifically caused the color change as of Saturday afternoon.

Chicago Police said no arrests were made, and no injuries were reported.

On one hand, yet another r-slurred "protest piece" in which butthurt leftoids damage public property with paint and other colorful cowtools because CURRENT THING dictates that a nation defending itself from bloodthirsty terrorists who would not hesitate to kill and r*pe innocent people en masse constructs "genocide" worth protesting over (in the most useless and pathetic manner that helps nobody who actually needs aid)...but with that being said, seeing a fountain shooting red water like it's blood is pretty fricking sick and hardcore, so at least that's one positive here :rocker:

!chiraqis did you hear the news? Perhaps even took a pic? Show me!!!

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