National Public Radio took a second bite out of a rancid liberal apple of a story from June 2022, part of its homegrown series “Life Kit — Tools To Help You Get It Together,” with an update spurred by a new TV series: “‘Adolescence’ is a parental nightmare. Here’s what to tell kids about online extremism.” What did NPR tell the kids? Don’t make jokes, and heed the advice of discredited race-baiter Ibram X. Kendi.
Barrie Hardymon and Michelle Aslam authored the original 23-minute radio story about “online extremism” (right-wing variety only) and an updated version was published online Thursday, taking on board the new British series drama “Adolescence.”
The four-episode series follows Jamie, a baby-faced 13-year-old boy arrested for the murder of a female classmate. Viewers observe early that Jamie is guilty, having slid into the online…
