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I was thinking about how I haven't seen that term used in gaming journalism for quite some time.
Wow, you don't read much news I'm guessing. Any and all news publications love to use it as a 'catch-all' term for, "he showed them what for!"
It's a bogus word describing action that the news can't otherwise report, because calling it 'verbal slaughter' triggers people.
If modern journalism had any integrity left, they'd call Trump what he is: a wannabe Hitlerian dictator.
Any publication that tries to curb that, is likely in bed with the money piles the network was given by the accused.
There's not a single goddamn person on the planet that doesn't have some sort of bias, that's journalism 101.