We don't need a clearly biased agenda from supposedly neutral news agencies.
How do you explain MSNBC? Newsweek? NY Times? ABC? CNN? Washington Post? NBC? CBS? etc
We don't need a clearly biased agenda from supposedly neutral news agencies.
I suggest watching Outfoxed. It is a great documentary on the Fox propaganda ministry, and it's mostly people who worked for them and leaked memos.
Former employees & purported memos. Cool. I bet they hate Wal-Mart too.
You video was nothing but accusations agaisnt programming. Don't like what you see? turn the channel.
I didn't. I also (if I recall) stayed out of that one. However, in light of your current statement, let me assure you that I, for one, am not the least bit interested in rehab.
I'm interested in punishment. Do a crime, get your ass thrown into Sheriff Joes prison. That's the answer. Get out, commit another & get thrown back in. Rinse, repeat.
Am I missing something? You posted a link to a comedy sketch. I don't care for wassisname so I didn't watch it. I don't see where you've asked a question based on fact (perhaps CNN needs to do a fact-check ala SNL skits)
How do you explain MSNBC? Newsweek? NY Times? ABC? CNN? Washington Post? NBC? CBS? etc
Show some bias like has been shown with Fox and I'll comment. So are you excusing Fox like cat did for being biased against civil rights?
Show some bias like has been shown with Fox and I'll comment.
another loaded question built out of a lie eh?
I did no such thing. imo I didn't see the bias you seem to be trying to conjure.
The bias of which you speak is in your own mind.
No cat, the bias is that they spent over twice the amount of time on an empty lot that they did on 70k people marching for civil rights. You already stated you thought that was great.
catocom said:spike said:Are you saying large civil rights marches should get less coverage than emptry lots that held a small protest the previous day?
Yep
cat said:your definition of civil rights, and mine are different.