| Display title | Gonzo Journalism |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | What is gonzo journalism? Well, take everything you know about traditional news coverage, then take a side, argue fervently in favor of your views, dismiss those who disagree as insane or evil (bonus points for both) and demonize the opposition to the point that every story becomes the ultimate battle of good vs. evil. |
