Herbert Marcuse
"Repressive Tolerance"
1965
A Critique of Pure Tolerance
(Boston: Beacon Press), p. 98.

If a newscaster reports the torture
and murder of civil rights workers in the
same unemotional tone he uses to describe
the stock-market or the weather, or with
the same great emotion with which he says
his commercials, then such objectivity
is spurious--more, it offends against humanity
and truth by being calm where one should be 
enraged, by refraining from accusation where
accusation is in the facts themselves.