Pope Francis Warns Media Against Scandal Mongering Time

Pope Francis Warns Media Against Scandal Mongering Time Pope francis warns against scandal mongering 1 minute read pope francis greets the crowd during his weekly general audience at the paul vi audience hall on december 7, 2016 in vatican. Using precise psychological terms, he said scandal mongering media risked falling prey to coprophilia, or arousal from excrement, and consumers of these media risked coprophagia, or eating excrement.

Pope Francis Warns Media Against Infatuation With Scandal Citing Pope warns media against fake news 'sin' the pope says scandal mongering media risked falling prey to coprophilia, or arousal from excrement, and consumers risked coprophagia, or eating excrement. Franco origlia getty images. pope francis is calling on those who use and control the media to avoid disinformation and "the sickness of coprophilia" — comparing a love of scandal to an abnormal. Reuters reports the pope also delved into “precise psychological terms” when discussing fake news production and consumption. “he said scandal mongering media risked falling prey to. Media that focus on scandals and spread fake news to smear politicians risk becoming like people who have a morbid fascination with excrement, pope francis said in an interview published today.

Pope Warns Media Over Sin Of Spreading Fake News Smearing Politicians Reuters reports the pope also delved into “precise psychological terms” when discussing fake news production and consumption. “he said scandal mongering media risked falling prey to. Media that focus on scandals and spread fake news to smear politicians risk becoming like people who have a morbid fascination with excrement, pope francis said in an interview published today. Media that focus on scandals and spread fake news to smear politicians risk becoming like people who have a morbid fascination with excrement, pope francis said in an interview published on wednesday. Francis said the media should be wary about scandal mongering—even when the story is true. uncovering a truth about a person that is "already in the past, and which has been paid for with a jail sentence, with a fine, or whatever" is harmful and a sin, he said.

Pope Francis Warns Media Against Spreading Disinformation Politico Media that focus on scandals and spread fake news to smear politicians risk becoming like people who have a morbid fascination with excrement, pope francis said in an interview published on wednesday. Francis said the media should be wary about scandal mongering—even when the story is true. uncovering a truth about a person that is "already in the past, and which has been paid for with a jail sentence, with a fine, or whatever" is harmful and a sin, he said.

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