Daily News wins out over LA Times
With the LA Times doing stories on how kids should not take algebra- low expectations.
Stories that only tell half the issue such as the the decision by the 9th circuit court and how the city council voted to bifurcate the vote and voted on appealing and the other vote , which Jan Perry voted for, to move forward with new language that might help bring about a tool to go after the crininals. And the LA Times failing to mention the vote was bifurcated ......
The LA Times has no credibility with me.
Just today, after the Daily news tells us about the continuing problems of Hope Gardens being placed in Sylmar yesterday,does the LA Times do a story on it.
And a NIMBY story at that; Quoting how manyy Women and Children are living in Skid Row.
Steve LOpez has already created a nimby attitude with his stories on skid row, that is what you hear from folks in neighborhoods that have permanent supportive housing going up , how they "don't want the people Steve Lopez wrote about" in his series on skid row moving into their neighborhoods. Saying that if they allow the people Steve Lopez wrote about in their Neighborhood it will turn into skid row.
Well , I read the stories in the Daily News and I see that they seem to be a bit more objective in telling the stories about these problems. The LA Times has created more problems with their stories.
I now have to question the sanity of DI Di Hersch giving Steve Lopez an award for fighting the stigma of Mental Illness, when all his stories have done, have created nothing but more stigma in the neighbrohoods that have proposed permanent supportive housing going up?
I am glad I took math classes and am able through deductive reasoning , with logic , be able to question things. Maybe this is why Steve Lopez has encouraged our youth not to take mathematics because if they don't then they will believe anything that they are told without even questioning their own logic.
So I will be purchasing a daily news off of the rack as often as I can and ignoring the LA Times.
Stories that only tell half the issue such as the the decision by the 9th circuit court and how the city council voted to bifurcate the vote and voted on appealing and the other vote , which Jan Perry voted for, to move forward with new language that might help bring about a tool to go after the crininals. And the LA Times failing to mention the vote was bifurcated ......
The LA Times has no credibility with me.
Just today, after the Daily news tells us about the continuing problems of Hope Gardens being placed in Sylmar yesterday,does the LA Times do a story on it.
And a NIMBY story at that; Quoting how manyy Women and Children are living in Skid Row.
Steve LOpez has already created a nimby attitude with his stories on skid row, that is what you hear from folks in neighborhoods that have permanent supportive housing going up , how they "don't want the people Steve Lopez wrote about" in his series on skid row moving into their neighborhoods. Saying that if they allow the people Steve Lopez wrote about in their Neighborhood it will turn into skid row.
Well , I read the stories in the Daily News and I see that they seem to be a bit more objective in telling the stories about these problems. The LA Times has created more problems with their stories.
I now have to question the sanity of DI Di Hersch giving Steve Lopez an award for fighting the stigma of Mental Illness, when all his stories have done, have created nothing but more stigma in the neighbrohoods that have proposed permanent supportive housing going up?
I am glad I took math classes and am able through deductive reasoning , with logic , be able to question things. Maybe this is why Steve Lopez has encouraged our youth not to take mathematics because if they don't then they will believe anything that they are told without even questioning their own logic.
So I will be purchasing a daily news off of the rack as often as I can and ignoring the LA Times.
posted by Los Angeles at 1:24 PM
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