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Being Educated is now a bad thing according to the far right.
No, the education is not the problem. Automatic credentials as being trustworthy due to education is the problem. Trust due to education is not logical. Look at how many of the terrorists are brilliant minds that excel in top universities.
Maybe they are afraid that their base will begin to doubt that "the folks at FOX are just like them" so they have to re-prove their ignorance from time to time.
Being Educated is now a bad thing according to the far right.
Not at all. Allegedly is lawyer talk no matter where they went to school.
In this case I wonder why The Man used allegedly since so many witnesses were there to see and, I guess, allege that he had started a fire in his underwear.
I might also call attention to the fact that when TPM speaks out about Fox it is very possible that they got their talking points from Media Matters.
Being Educated is now a bad thing according to the far right.
Point is it doesn't take a whole lot of education to use or understand the meaning of "allegedly"...shows how dumb the people at FOX and Friends really are by trying to make mountains out of mole hills.
Maybe they are afraid that their base will begin to doubt that "the folks at FOX are just like them" so they have to re-prove their ignorance from time to time.
I guess you didn't notice that that video came from TPM. Well, I am sure that you didn't.
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