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So, you don't see any difference between calling a public entity or people by nicknames?
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But name calling is for children and if the children here want to use it, I say go ahead. Some posters clearly have no real communication skills and need to resort to name calling to try to support their views.
I'm sure you feel the same way about those who call supporters of the president "Obamatrons" - I see you standing up for them as well.
Should That Stupid Phrase "Faux News" Be Banned From This Site?
No, I find the moniker to be amusing. I find Faux as a better news source than other television sources but don't rely on their news exclusively. And I FAR prefer Faux Biz news over any other.
Finally, it serves as a reminder that some news sources may be left but NO news source is right all the time.
Perhaps "faux" should have been Murdoch's choice to begin with. It's the only channel where the talking heads vilify Obama's use of teleprompters while they're reading from teleprompters themselves.
Maybe. But it's not above the talking heads pay grade.
Everyone is entitled to thier own opinion...no matter how immoral it is...
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