r/inthenews Oct 01 '24

article Trump rejects "60 Minutes" interview; Harris accepts

https://www.axios.com/2024/10/01/trump-harris-60-minutes-interview
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u/Greatgrandma2023 Oct 01 '24

Because he knows they'd call him on his sh*t. 60 Minutes don't play.

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u/klaw14 Oct 02 '24

Gone in 60 Minutes.

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u/TheBestMePlausible Oct 02 '24

I've gotten comments rejected for swearing enough times in various different subreddits with various different rules on swearing, that I just assume I might this time and try to leave it out. Whenever I forget, it bites me in the ass.

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u/rehaborax Oct 02 '24

What a pointless comment

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u/AGayBanjo Oct 02 '24

I like how several people state plausible and reasonable causes for someone to censor the word (that you understood anyway), but instead you dig your heels in. Exactly Reddit. Congrats.

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u/Asplashofwater Oct 02 '24

For real, people saying it’s because they don’t know how mods will react. Embarrassing. I remember the huge fight against censorship, and now people are doing it themselves so they don’t upset some loser behind a keyboard.