It's a straight line at 8"

hey memesters, does any of you have that meme with a boy sitting all desperate in a toiler that is filled with bread?

I have overwritten that meme by accident

And what freedom is - in context of that chart - is subjectively defined in a way that I do not agree with.

"there's nothing wrong with the BBC"
https://metro.co.uk/2018/01/19/bbc-criticised-for-banning-white-job-applicants-for-trainee-role-7243601/

>Metro

Tabloid newspaper.

"everybody I don't like is a tabloid"

mfw

BBC is still very reputable

Compared to other news sources

6' 7" male vs 10meters

There’s a reason it’s used in many countries

every newspaper is a tabloid

https://api.newsguardtech.com/24DA3B4FE9674C097359EC54897BDD47468452DC4FB3E6BBF74C86914B98C18AC2665F38AC2C72003B082362554A6B9ACEE18964598EE503?cid=ebf71c97-2af4-4d3f-abab-7720e3faa7ab

No it’s born

Not

You can have broadsheets

Which arent tabloids

The question is only how much of the time it is tabloid and how much it is being legit

Force of habit, mostly, for BBC. Just because it's widely used doesn't mean it's *good* , neccesarily.

All the Yanks in here, trying to shoot our BULLET-PROOF evidence.

Populist fallacy

It became widely used due to integrity

For a tabloid, this seems to be rather highly rated by Newsguard

Yeah, with nukes. Your bulletproof isn't bomb proof.

I can't read ant text

Just because it is popular/spread/widely used, does not mean it is the best thing

It’s okay you lard filled Americans

You can stick with Fox News

Mood tbh

Obscure company that no one has ever heard of.

@PureEvilPie and you can stick with The Sun

As I said, PEP, it was so with BBC.. but is it, now?

It's irrelevant.

"everything I don't like is irrelevent"

Nowadays the BBC is too pro brexit imo