The last picture contains a No True Scotsman fallacy.
I've got that "so-and-so declined to be interviewed on the record and, when offered the opportunity to dispute specific facts on background, further declined to do so" kind of journalism-y feeling. It's a feeling like you have someone dead to rights, and they know it.
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If I were a detransitioner, I might not be eager to have my experiences and perspectives twisted by someone still so personally committed to the ideology that harmed me... Seems like your editors should have found someone without your biases to cover this story.
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I think my record of scupulously ethical, well researched, and factual journalism speaks for itself, Sarah. Would you believe I've never once had a source complain about being misquoted or treated unfairly in my reporting thus far? It's true!
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Or they realise you don’t have any journalistic integrity and they don’t want to subject themselves to that.
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Well, this implies that you're out to get them before you even hear what they have to say.
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Someone like you wouldn't give them a fair interview or report so why would they talk to you, you have already made your mind up
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Quite astonished anyone pays you to write. Well done!
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