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Posted by The17sss on Jan-19-2010 00:33:
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Lol. what�s hilarious is that�s exactly the problem with all news. |
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Posted by idoru on Jan-19-2010 00:36:
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Originally posted by The17sss
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All news? "Totally void of factual basis"? All news? Dude.
Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Jan-19-2010 00:37:
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Nope. Fox is in a place all its own.
Posted by WhooCares on Jan-19-2010 00:43:
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| On January 13, Fox News' three top-rated programs for 2009 -- The O'Reilly Factor, Hannity, and Glenn Beck -- devoted a combined total of less than 7 minutes of coverage to the earthquake in Haiti, instead choosing to air such things as Beck's hour-long interview with Sarah Palin, Bill O'Reilly's discussion of Comedy Central host Jon Stewart, and Sean Hannity's advocacy for Massachusetts candidate Scott Brown's Senate campaign. By contrast, the content of MSNBC's three top-rated shows underscored the significance of the Haiti disaster; Countdown, The Rachel Maddow Show, and Hardball devoted a total of more than two hours to the earthquake. |
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yeah, way to go faux
Posted by idoru on Jan-19-2010 00:44:
I'm still trying to understand how anybody can say that all news is "totally void of factual basis". That pretty much renders The17sss' opinions absolutely null and void from here on out, in my opinion. Stupidest Goddamned thing I've ever heard.
Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Jan-19-2010 00:45:
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Originally posted by idoru
I'm still trying to understand how anybody can say that all news is "totally void of factual basis". That pretty much renders The17sss' opinions absolutely null and void from here on out, in my opinion. |
I think his repeated defence of fox news did that much earlier.
Posted by nefardec on Jan-19-2010 00:50:
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Originally posted by DjWhooCares
shep is the best thing @ faux..
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thats because
http://blog.shankbone.org/2009/03/2...ll-at-fox-news/
Posted by The17sss on Jan-19-2010 00:51:
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Originally posted by Moongoose
It may be hard to listen but you should anyway, since the sad state of affairs seems to be that people from around the world know more about the american media and the issues at hand than americans themselves.
And saying again. MSNBC doesnt put on a big "Fair and Balanced" slogan. Fox does, and then still distorts the facts to push the republican/conser ative agenda and claims that it doesnt put a spin to its tories at all.
Also claiming that Olbermann is as bad as O'Riley, back or any of the other pudits on fox is ridiculous. While keith isnt without his faults, if he puts out a mistake he will usually correct it, he isnt rude with people he interviews and who dont agree with him and doesnt cut off the interview if he notices that its not going in his favour, nor is he as paranoid as Beck who sees fema camps and obama socialist death squads on every corner. |
People from around the world know more about the inner workings of our country and media than our own.... how exactly? By viewing their own media who is largely state controlled in many cases? Foreign media has their own biases of America and likely reports to that effect, especially when American national interests are not always aligned with other countries'. I fully acknowledge we have our fair share of mouth-breathers here... but so do all countries, as soon as you step outside of major metropolitan areas. I fail to support the insinuation that the bulk of Americans, especially those who go to college and make something of themselves, "don't get it" by fiat of being American. And, dude... what are you talking about with Olbermann? He is the most hateful, sanctimonius, snide, bitter piece of shit with an opinion show on cable news (after Ed Schultz)! Not rude? Admits mistakes? LOLOLOL!!!
DjWhoCares: you're doing it again... you can't say Fox is a right wing propoganda tool without accepting that MSNBC/CNN is a left wing propoganda tool. You can't call Fox out for "scare tactics" and "disingenuous" claims without doing the same for MSNBC/CNN. You have no basis to just say "B-b-but Fox is the worst at it!" Says who... MSNBC hosts? Believe it or not, I watch all of them. I tune in to Olbermann, Chris Matthews, Anderson Cooper, Hannity, O'Reilly... all of them. There is a much more elitist, condescending and angry tone to MSNBC than the rest... and people don't want to hear that shit so much, which is why the have the lowest rated shows.... actually Anderson Cooper hit the bottom rung on the ladder a couple months ago, but who's counting.
Idoru: My apoliogies... I got your response mixed up with someone else's.
Posted by The17sss on Jan-19-2010 00:54:
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Originally posted by idoru
I'm still trying to understand how anybody can say that all news is "totally void of factual basis". That pretty much renders The17sss' opinions absolutely null and void from here on out, in my opinion. Stupidest Goddamned thing I've ever heard. |
Not what I was saying AT ALL. I was trying to say that ALL news outlets show bias in their own way... not just the one with the conservative slant. Didn't mean to make it look like I was saying all news is void of factual basis... that WOULD be moronic.
Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Jan-19-2010 00:55:
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Originally posted by The17sss
DjWhoCares: you're doing it again... you can't say Fox is a right wing propoganda tool without accepting that MSNBC/CNN is a left wing propoganda tool. |
Lol yeah. America is just full of commies.
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Originally posted by The17sss
People from around the world know more about the inner workings of our country and media than our own.... how exactly? By viewing their own media who is largely state controlled in many cases? Foreign media has their own biases of America and likely reports to that effect, especially when American national interests are not always aligned with other countries'. |
which part of WE READ/WATCH AMERICAN NEWS PROGRAMS EVERYDAY didnt you understand?
Posted by idoru on Jan-19-2010 00:55:
You have absolutely no right to continue discussing media now that you've stated that you believe that all news is "totally void of factual basis". Kindly exit this thread.
Posted by The17sss on Jan-19-2010 00:56:
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Originally posted by idoru
You have absolutely no right to continue discussing media now that you've stated that you believe that all news is "totally void of factual basis". Kindly exit this thread. |
Kindly learn to read:
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Originally posted by The17sss
Not what I was saying AT ALL. I was trying to say that ALL news outlets show bias in their own way... not just the one with the conservative slant. Didn't mean to make it look like I was saying all news is void of factual basis... that WOULD be moronic. |
Posted by jonSun on Jan-19-2010 00:59:
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Originally posted by DjWhooCares
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yeah, way to go faux
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yeah.. during that whole event I was flipping through news channels. I didn't find shit on fox. Just idiot conservitives talking about church & how Obama is evil. imo of the big three in the states, CNN had the best coverage of that whole situation.
Posted by idoru on Jan-19-2010 01:00:
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Originally posted by The17sss
Kindly learn to read: |
You'll have to accept my apologies, my computer just started to run a little bit slow and you posted that in the time it took me to post mine. Having said that, you must've completely missed the part earlier in the thread where I warned you that you needed to be sure to make yourself as clear as possible, lest you come off looking like an ass.
Posted by The17sss on Jan-19-2010 01:03:
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Originally posted by idoru
You'll have to accept my apologies, my computer just started to run a little bit slow and you posted that in the time it took me to post mine. Having said that, you must've completely missed the part earlier in the thread where I warned you that you needed to be sure to make yourself as clear as possible, lest you come off looking like an ass. |
I hear ya. That was my mistake; I re-read the posts and totally see how my way of wording initially looked like I was saying what you thought.
*fist bump*
Posted by idoru on Jan-19-2010 01:04:
... there's no way we're anywhere near the "lets make up and fist-bump" portion of this discussion yet.
Posted by The17sss on Jan-19-2010 01:12:
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Originally posted by idoru
... there's no way we're anywhere near the "lets make up and fist-bump" portion of this discussion yet. |
lol... well obviously I know we will not agree; Fox is pure evil conjured up by the devil himself, and that idea is hard to uproot. I'm just letting you know I respect your opinions even if we don't agree, chief.
Posted by idoru on Jan-19-2010 01:13:
Okay. Just make sure you watch how you word your posts in the future.
Posted by DJ RANN on Jan-19-2010 01:22:
Purposely distorting? You want proof?
I can't think of a more literal example that this;
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Fox News distorts photos of New York Times reporters.
This morning on Fox & Friends, co-hosts Steve Doocy and Brian Kilmeade called Jacques Steinberg�s June 28 New York Times article on Fox News�s declining ratings a �hit piece,� adding that Steinberg and Times editor Steven Reddicliffe are �attack dogs.� During the segment, Fox aired blatantly distorted photos of Steinberg and Reddicliffe with their teeth yellowed, eyes blackened, and facial features exaggerated:
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http://thinkprogress.org/2008/07/02...imes-reporters/
But if you want some ones that really matter try these:
http://mediamatters.org/research/200910150014
http://www.mediabistro.com/tvnewser...izes_143716.asp
Fox were actually forced to apologize for these ones.
Don't get me wrong, I'm doing the armchair pundit thing and Jon Stewart certainly isn't the saviour - but there is so much proof out there that Fucks news are just a bunch of biased republican cunts masquerading as a news outfit.
Honestly if you can't see it already, then you never will, because the info is out there.
Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Jan-19-2010 01:23:
awesome.
Posted by Moongoose on Jan-19-2010 01:27:
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Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
which part of WE READ/WATCH AMERICAN NEWS PROGRAMS EVERYDAY didnt you understand? |
This. And in addtion to american programs we get domestic ones as well, so an issue is usually fairly represented from many side. In opposition to that 25% of americans get their news exclusively from fox (cant be bothered to find the link to the poll now, its easily googlable i think). THe same poll if i remember correctly also shows what a distorted worold view that 25% of people that only watches fox has. Ill look for it after i have gotten some sleep.
And while Olberman isnt known for holding his tongue, you might want to check when he unleashes his power...most likely in response to blatant lies from fox like just for example the outrageous claims in the health care debate that the hc bill would cover illegal immigrant even though almost every network showed an image of a page from the bill on which it was written in big bold letters "no healthcare for illegal immigrants". When faced with such blatant lies its only right that he raises his voice and points out that the oppositions arguments are completely false. And, not to mention, he doesnt cut off the microphones of his guests, starts insulting them and ends the interview when he starts loosing the debate. Thats something O'Riley has done on several occasions for example. I wont even try to disassemble Beck without channelling some of the greatest psychiatric minds of history at once.
Also, why is elitist considered a bad word, i haven't heard a good case for that...well ever.
Posted by The17sss on Jan-19-2010 01:28:
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Originally posted by DJ RANN
Honestly if you can't see it already, then you never will, because the info is out there. |
LOL those photos are hilarious. Apparantly those reporters wrote an unflattering story about Fox, which lead to that.
Still not the same as distorting source material to create a non-existant race-baiting story though.
Posted by WhooCares on Jan-19-2010 01:29:
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Originally posted by The17sss
LOL those photos are hilarious. Apparantly those reporters wrote an unflattering story about Fox, which lead to that.
Still not the same as distorting source material to create a non-existant race-baiting story though. |
i find it amusing you keep citing the same story over and over again, and here we are giving you ample stuff that faux news has done..
and you wont budge....
Posted by The17sss on Jan-19-2010 01:37:
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Originally posted by DjWhooCares
i find it amusing you keep citing the same story over and over again, and here we are giving you ample stuff that faux news has done..
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I'm waiting for something to equal that level.. then I'll budge. But there's been nothing remotely close. So far, it's been about different clips of crowd sizes, unflattering photoshops of 2 NYT reporters who wrote an unflattering story about Fox, lots of claims of racism (although they have more anchors of color than MSNBC, and regularly have Al Sharpton, Juan Williams, and several others as guest contributers)... oh, and a link to their opinion pundit shows not covering as much on Haiti as MSNBC/CNN. None of those examples comes near what MSNBC did, in trying to whip up a race war by creating something from nothing.
Posted by DJ RANN on Jan-19-2010 01:43:
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Originally posted by The17sss
I'm waiting for something to equal that level.. then I'll budge. But there's been nothing remotely close. So far, it's been about different clips of crowd sizes, unflattering photoshops of 2 NYT reporters who wrote an unflattering story about Fox, lots of claims of racism (although they have more anchors of color than MSNBC, and regularly have Al Sharpton, Juan Williams, and several others as guest contributers)... oh, and a link to their opinion pundit shows not covering as much on Haiti as MSNBC/CNN. None of those examples comes near what MSNBC did, in trying to whip up a race war by creating something from nothing. |
Well you wanted examples of fucks news distorting the news and editing media to a fit a bias. I just gave you two clear examples that they had to apologize for.
here's a racism story though if that's what you really want to admit it:
http://thinkprogress.org/2007/04/27/fox-parody/
They got fannywhipped by the FCC for firstly making the "mistake" then repeatedly reporting it after they had been informed about it.
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