The linked article is a fantastic example of what. "Partial truth" and "missing context" can be said about absolutely everything.
Who was it that chopped up a journalist and enjoys the association of a world figure? Quite a few people. Let's condemn the lot.
Did fact checkers tell you that?
Would you count those as fact checkers?
There is also another popular expression: 'Get woke, go broke.'
Exceptions that prove the rule are those that focus on exclusivity or rarity, such as products that truly only are needed/desired by a niche audience but at a higher cost to make up for the lack of broad appeal/availability.
Movies and TV shows (about which the "get woke, go broke" saying originated) don't fall under that sort of exclusivity-at-a-higher-price concept. Intentionally alienating 80% of your customer base to appeal to 20% is a risky strategy.