#fisking

Sort of, yes.

"Fisking" refers to a detailed, line-by-line critique of a work, named after Robert Fisk due to frequent, sharp, detailed rebuttals of his reporting by journalists and bloggers in the 2000s.

fisking: n. [blogosphere; very common] A point-by-point refutation of a blog entry or (especially) news story. A really stylish fisking is witty, logical, sarcastic and ruthlessly factual; flaming or handwaving is considered poor form. Named after Robert Fisk, a British journalist who was a frequent (and deserving) early target of such treatment.

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Calling Fisk a journalist, though, is problematic in itself. In the early 2000s, journalism wasn't dead yet - but Fisk did his best to kill it. He was an anti-Israel ideologue and polemicist who was rightly excoriated for his chronic dishonesty, driven by ego and ideology. He was no journalist.

But it was worse than the Independent admitted:

Here's a bit of Fisk being fisked:

On the front page of the Independent, he nakedly lied about Israel dropping a uranium bomb.

Even after this was disproven...there was no retraction and no apology...because Fisk didn't have a single fuck give about truth:

He dabbled in blood libels, like saying the US congress was "in thrall to Israel."

He was also fond of the dual loyalty trope.

In recent years, the word “segregated” has emerged as the prime euphemism for “black.” Under this usage, a 100% white community, if there are any left in modern America, is not segregated.

Many of these neighborhoods have experienced disinvestment for generations, for decades, and it has made them more vulnerable to violence.

The violence just falls from the sky onto these neighborhoods of color, which suffer from tragic dirt, but not onto integrated neighborhoods that are all white, which benefit from magic dirt.

Their public spaces have not been maintained. Their schools are underfunded.