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The Washington Post gets a well-deserved shredding over this 3-word substitute for 'rioting'

After many weeks of violence in American cities, those who have been paying attention to how the mainstream media cover the stories know that “mostly peaceful protests” has become a journalistic cliche that they keep using.

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Now, as the Washington Post has demonstrated, they’re also searching for creative ways to avoid describing what’s actually going on:

Donald Trump Jr. leads off the hammering of the “radical protest tactics” hackery:

Some “journalists” sure are forcing themselves to get creative to try and run cover for what’s actually going on:

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There, “fixed it for you,” WaPo.

That was fairly nauseating.

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