Anti-Education, Fox And MAGA

Nine days ago, four students were brutally stabbed to death, near the U. of Idaho campus.

This morning's Fox News main banner:

Neighbor of murdered University of Idaho students describes crime scene location as a 'party house'

The evidence? An interview with a neighbor, who said:

There were parties that were kind of loud. As I would take my dog in and out to go to the bathroom, I would just be walking by, I would look up and I would see people in the windows almost every night, probably four or five nights a week. There were a lot of people that went into and out of that house pretty frequently.

People going in and out of a house, that has 5 college students living in it? And parties? How dare they. Well, they were going to college, obviously getting indoctrinated, so Fox needs to find dirt on them. Oh, and you could hear music at times. How fucking dare they!

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OggggO · 36-40, M

My mother loves watching Inside Edition, and they also talked about it being called a party house by people nearby, but it didn't come across as anti-education (although I haven't seen FOx's coverage to compare directly). They were questioning how the murderer got inside in the middle of the night and speculated that if it was a frequent party location, the outer doors might not have been locked.

Graylight · 51-55, F

@OggggO Had the reporter ever been to college? "Locked building" is a concept. Broken locks, old doors, doors propped open or altered, the ability to yell up to a random window and get let in, walking in behind others, windows, roof access... I mean, come on.

OggggO · 36-40, M

@Graylight Hell if I know. Inside Edition sucks for a lot of reasons, but they weren't being anti-education or victim blaming. I'm simply pointing out that the claim of it being a party house can be approached from many different angles depending on editorial intent.