Fox News forced to apologize to Canadians (Glenn Beck, controversial, bias)
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And I have news for you. Every major network has commentary on their news too, not just Fox. The difference is, Fox gives all sides with guests to rebutt. Sometimes I agree with them, sometimes I don't, but I'm glad that they're allowing all sides to be spoken, whether I agree with them or not. It's the A-M-E-R-I-C-A-N way.
How is it Fox is constantly cited for giving false info??? Also what other NEWS station has been sued for firing its own employees for unwillingness to lie on a subject? Perhaps you should look into it.
And I have news for you. Every major network has commentary on their news too, not just Fox. The difference is, Fox gives all sides with guests to rebutt. Sometimes I agree with them, sometimes I don't, but I'm glad that they're allowing all sides to be spoken, whether I agree with them or not. It's the A-M-E-R-I-C-A-N way.
How much do you read? Did you know you can write an article about anything you like and with a little luck, have it published without proving your statements? All you need is the ability to write well, and even that isn't completely necessary, obviously. It's also used as a means for what they call 'damage control'. It's a great tool. Products exposed for their dangers often use 'urban legend' writers this very same way. It's very effective--if you're inclined to believe everything you read.
expecting the leftist mind to be capable of making that simple distinction is equivalent to expecting a new world trade center to self-assemble from sand and iron ore. not gonna happen.
nevertheless, that was a tasteless thing for him to say and i'm glad he apologized, even though he was clearly joking. that's more the sort of thing you'd expect to hear fox news-obsessed liberals say about the US military.
How much do you read? Did you know you can write an article about anything you like and with a little luck, have it published without proving your statements? All you need is the ability to write well, and even that isn't completely necessary, obviously. It's also used as a means for what they call 'damage control'. It's a great tool. Products exposed for their dangers often use 'urban legend' writers this very same way. It's very effective--if you're inclined to believe everything you read.
Kinda like Fox huh? You can deny it, but you are simply looking to ignore the things that don't suport your beliefs...just like those Rs and Ds that you seem to think you're above.
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Kinda like Fox huh? You can deny it, but you are simply looking to ignore the things that don't suport your beliefs...just like those Rs and Ds that you seem to think you're above.
You just don't get it do you? The difference is, Fox has guests on to give their side--the opposing side. A written article does not.
Location: Everybody is going to hurt you, you just gotta find the ones worth suffering for-B Marley
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Do you watch FOX news or are you just a critic with second hand info?
I'll shed some light here. In the words of the immortal Samuel L Clemens; In religion and politics, people's beliefs and convictions are, in almost every case, gotten at second hand and without examination.
I'm guessing you're right on, allydriver.
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