I do understand that there is a certain amount of displeasure towards the government. But why was all this anger directed towards me? Where did it come from? Did I deserve all of the filth?
Those who understand media told me what seem to have happened: The storm was created by a ‘clickbait’ headline. The mischievous and exaggerated headline on a widely read site sensationalized a rather matter-of-fact post on my Facebook. The headline related to perhaps 3 percent of the argument at most.
It was clearly misleading. Sad irony of our journalism, others, including a national newspaper copied it verbatim (until it was amended later) with not even usual courtesies extended. Many only read the headline. Others clicked but were not interested in reading the article. Some did read, but were biased. The fact is that in a long and analytical post I explained the reasons for the sustained pressure on the currency and took trouble to detail what has to be done by government. I reasoned out what went wrong and what has to change. I had figures and even a chart to show ten years of movement of the LKR. I proposed a number of things we as a government must do. I credited the Central Bank for being responsible but also criticized part of its strategy. It was just one sentence that I devoted to social consciousness saying ‘perhaps’ high income people could postpone certain luxury purchases for two months.
It was well meant. True, websites need to get traffic in to their sites. But I urge them to be fair by the subject of the article they may bait readers with. During the previous regime leave alone calling a sitting minister ‘fucking idiot’ most shuddered at the thought of visits by officials in convoys of defenders. Some outlets were fire bombed and burnt down, some were stoned, some were just taken out. Journalists were killed, maimed or just spoken to, and they shut up. State media was vituperative, they went after those who they didn’t like until they finished them off. As an opposition MP I was kept out of state media all five years. What a change we have made. Media freedom is at the maximum. Personal freedoms are available to all. But, please extend professional courtesies when reporting and commenting."
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Those who understand media told me what seem to have happened: The storm was created by a ‘clickbait’ headline. The mischievous and exaggerated headline on a widely read site sensationalized a rather matter-of-fact post on my Facebook. The headline related to perhaps 3 percent of the argument at most.
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It was well meant. True, websites need to get traffic in to their sites. But I urge them to be fair by the subject of the article they may bait readers with. During the previous regime leave alone calling a sitting minister ‘fucking idiot’ most shuddered at the thought of visits by officials in convoys of defenders. Some outlets were fire bombed and burnt down, some were stoned, some were just taken out. Journalists were killed, maimed or just spoken to, and they shut up. State media was vituperative, they went after those who they didn’t like until they finished them off. As an opposition MP I was kept out of state media all five years. What a change we have made. Media freedom is at the maximum. Personal freedoms are available to all. But, please extend professional courtesies when reporting and commenting."