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Posted by RoBDaWG on Nov-03-2009 00:51:

Jon Stewart rippin' on Fox News

Pretty funny...

http://www.dailykos.com/tv/w/002312/

Posted by vanditradio on Nov-03-2009 02:45:

Lol whoa... never thought this would make the TA threads... *blush*

Posted by DimaShibby on Nov-03-2009 02:58:

Jon Steward deserves the man of the year award

Posted by SebG on Nov-03-2009 03:28:

Fox channel should die

Posted by Jacob Henry on Nov-03-2009 08:00:

Rob, thanks for posting this -- this is insanely well written (and hysterical).

Posted by Bobby Fist Pump on Nov-03-2009 12:37:

quote:
Originally posted by SebG
Fox channel should die

Wow bro you must be a real fuckin genius! Lets just kill everyone we don't agree with. Spoken like a true communist... Belive it or not some people actually enjoy the freedom of speach thing.

Posted by Ali Mahmud on Nov-03-2009 20:47:

Is it me, or is everyone on Fox News would look like this if you wore special sunglasses.

Posted by Leniu on Nov-04-2009 02:37:

"for fox sake" hahahhahahah

Posted by wotyzoid on Nov-04-2009 04:09:

Posted by DimaShibby on Nov-04-2009 04:23:

quote:
Originally posted by Bobby Fist Pump
Wow bro you must be a real fuckin genius! Lets just kill everyone we don't agree with. Spoken like a true communist... Belive it or not some people actually enjoy the freedom of speach thing.

okay? I could give a shit about the people that don't agree with me, so you are free to kill them if you want.

Posted by Fibonacci on Nov-04-2009 12:49:

quote:
Originally posted by Bobby Fist Pump
Wow bro you must be a real fuckin genius! Lets just kill everyone we don't agree with. Spoken like a true communist... Belive it or not some people actually enjoy the freedom of speach thing.

So portraying manipulated and biased information as "truth" is akin to freedom of speech? These guys are in a higher position than the average guy with a bullhorn on a street corner. What's speach anyway?

Posted by Bobby Fist Pump on Nov-04-2009 13:31:

quote:
Originally posted by Fibonacci
So portraying manipulated and biased information as "truth" is akin to freedom of speech? These guys are in a higher position than the average guy with a bullhorn on a street corner. What's speach anyway?

Come on? I don't disagree they have a point of view on Fox. But this means nothing. CNN & MSNBC are the same exact thing for the opposite view. You can't honestly tell me they don't "manipulated biased information as "truth"" as well.

You'd have to be a total moron to take what either of these two sides say at face value. Both are obviously the radical end of their views. I hope an educated person would listen to all avaible sourses and make up their own mind. Instead of blindly following one side or the other.

No one can really believe the country would be better off if the whole media was just totally one point of view.

Posted by euphoria on Nov-04-2009 13:38:

....and THIS is why I NEVER watch the US news!

If I absolutely must, then I tune into foreign news because it seems that other countries BS and filter less, but that's just imo.

Posted by vanditradio on Nov-04-2009 17:55:

quote:
Originally posted by Bobby Fist Pump
Come on? I don't disagree they have a point of view on Fox. But this means nothing. CNN & MSNBC are the same exact thing for the opposite view. You can't honestly tell me they don't "manipulated biased information as "truth"" as well.

You'd have to be a total moron to take what either of these two sides say at face value. Both are obviously the radical end of their views. I hope an educated person would listen to all avaible sourses and make up their own mind. Instead of blindly following one side or the other.

No one can really believe the country would be better off if the whole media was just totally one point of view.

Well put! I'm bored with the same old arguments though... i work for the network and we hear the same points on all sides. FNC, MSNBC, CNN, everyone has their own objective. Personally, I'm not a registered republican or democrat and I watch all the networks from time to time. I'm more of an HGTV/Animal Planet/Discovery kind of guy though lol.

IMO, Mr. Stewart's interviews with O'Reilly and Jim Cramer (CNBC) were way more interesting.

Posted by RoBDaWG on Nov-04-2009 22:23: