Doesn't it worry you.....fairness doctrine (Iraq, illegal, liberal, conservative)

[paperhouse]

Originally Posted by Ironclad

So for every Limbaugh we get an Obermann, Mathewes, Okra or Frankin?

See. Even after several posts pointing out that Obama does not agree with the fairness doctrine. It continues. Reading is fundamental.

[KsStorm]

Originally Posted by delusianne

You spend time watching and listening to propaganda but you dont spend three minutes to look up information that's right at your fingertips and free.

Obama's press secretary, Michael Ortiz, told B&C that Obama "considers this debate to be a distraction from the conversation we should be having about opening up the airwaves and modern communications to as many diverse viewpoints as possible." Obama is more concerned about achieving diversity through "media-ownership caps, network neutrality, public broadcasting, as well as increasing minority ownership of broadcasting and print outlets."

Obama Says No To Fairness Doctrine

Obama Does Not Support Return of Fairness Doctrine - 6/25/2008 6:25:00 PM - Broadcasting & Cable

Thans for doing the homework again,Delusianne!

[Ironclad]

Originally Posted by stephanieuk

Why would Obama even try to pull this one out? Hell he'd have to shut down all of the bias media that got him elected....You think Sean and Rush would sit back and say hmmm ok...hell no.

Herr Von obamer will decide "what" gets pulled and censored, the loony hypnotists that preached his brand will become the "official" sanctioned re-educators.

YouTube - steam powered hypno wheel

[delusianne]

Originally Posted by paperhouse

Network Neutrality | U.S. Senator Barack Obama

Net Neutrality is a sham perpetrated by the "victims" of the "Drive by media" hacks. You know who they are. They're trying to whip their listeners who are too stupid to do a simple google search into a frenzy. It's working.

I didnt know we were talking about net neutrality, but thanks for spurring me on to go read about the different arguments pro and con. I dont know who you mean by "drive-by media" hacks. So far Im still on the side of the Savetheinternet folks - against further and control over access to the Internet or different web services.

[Ironclad]

Originally Posted by paperhouse

See. Even after several posts pointing out that Obama does not agree with the fairness doctrine. It continues. Reading is fundamental.

You might tell that to the [mod cut] I was responding to. SHE is the one that advocates it.

[paperhouse]

Originally Posted by Ironclad

You might tell that to the [mod cut] I was responding to. SHE is the one that advocates it.

Why not respond then with the facts. Obama does not support the Fairness Doctrine. He advocates MORE transparency and MORE open dialogue.

[paperhouse]

Originally Posted by delusianne

I didnt know we were talking about net neutrality, but thanks for spurring me on to go read about the different arguments pro and con. I dont know who you mean by "drive-by media" hacks. So far Im still on the side of the Savetheinternet folks - against further and control over access to the Internet or different web services.

I don't think you can talk about fairness in media without talking about the internet. Rush, Hannity, etc.

The internet cannot be regulated except by the ISPs. With the flow of information, there is great freedom. Even when that information is wrong.

[delusianne]

Originally Posted by Ironclad

You might tell that to the nitwit I was responding to. SHE is the one that advocates it.

I suppose you mean me. Fairness Doctrine =/= net neutrality.

Originally Posted by paperhouse

I don't think you can talk about fairness in media without talking about the internet. Rush, Hannity, etc.

The internet cannot be regulated except by the ISPs. With the flow of information, there is great freedom. Even when that information is wrong.

That's what Im saying. Obama too. Did you all just want to call me names? I dont get what you're attacking me for.

[Ironclad]

Originally Posted by paperhouse

I don't think you can talk about fairness in media without talking about the internet. Rush, Hannity, etc.

The internet cannot be regulated except by the ISPs. With the flow of information, there is great freedom. Even when that information is wrong.

Facts are the bubblehead mentioned both Fox and Limbaugh specifically, I wanted to see if she was open enough to play tit for tat.

[paperhouse]

Originally Posted by delusianne

I suppose you mean me. Fairness doctrine =/= net neutrality.

No, not at all. Fairness doctrine is about censorship. That's Doubleplus good. Net Neutrality is about free speech.