CNN going after Fox News’ cable carriers: “Reducing a liar’s reach is not the same as censoring freedom of speech; freed (death, racist)

[dashrendar4454]

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Weren’t CNN saying Jacob Blake was unarmed? Defending and celebrating Cuomo when he was turning nursing homes into death camps? Why do they think their wants can never be used against them?

[andywire]

CNN was successfully sued after misrepresenting the truth by branding Nicholas Sandmann as some kind of a racist. But the left is totally cool with that, because after all, Nicholas was wearing the heathen's red hat, so he obviously deserves to have his good name and character tarnished


CNN claiming they are defenders of truth is like saying Jeffery Epstein was a defender of childhood innocence. But CNN couldn't ever be bothered to report the truth on people like Epstein. We know what the lame stream media works to defend, and it ain't the truth...

[remco67]

We all probably remember Fergusion and the video of Michael Browns friends and accomplice Dorian Johnsons being shown on CNN every 20 minutes for days. The whole arms up don't shoot bit. When Johnsons recanted and admited he wasn't there and never saw that I remember seeing it mentioned briefly on CNN a few times but nothing like the constant showing of his initial claim. They formented riots and violence by pushing a false narrative and were never held responsible.

[DenverBrian]

Originally Posted by remco67

We all probably remember Fergusion and the video of Michael Browns friends and accomplice Dorian Johnsons being shown on CNN every 20 minutes for days. The whole arms up don't shoot bit. When Johnsons recanted and admited he wasn't there and never saw that I remember seeing it mentioned briefly on CNN a few times but nothing like the constant showing of his initial claim. They formented riots and violence by pushing a false narrative and were never held responsible.

It's one of the many odd behaviors of the ultra right: They take what they personally have "seen or heard" - or the lack of it - as gospel truth.

They also simultaneously claim to never watch "fake news" CNN - but then constantly refer to what they saw (or didn't see) on CNN as proof that CNN is "fake news."

Meanwhile, in reality, CNN is pulling out of airports, so Fox could very easily increase their presence by paying airports to broadcast Fox News 24/7. No government interference; no suppression of "free speech;" just business decisions. Which the ultra right used to be for.

[branDcalf]

Originally Posted by DenverBrian

It's one of the many odd behaviors of the ultra right: They take what they personally have "seen or heard" - or the lack of it - as gospel truth.

They also simultaneously claim to never watch "fake news" CNN - but then constantly refer to what they saw (or didn't see) on CNN as proof that CNN is "fake news."

Meanwhile, in reality, CNN is pulling out of airports, so Fox could very easily increase their presence by paying airports to broadcast Fox News 24/7. No government interference; no suppression of "free speech;" just business decisions. Which the ultra right used to be for.

We don't have to sit all day and let their garbage into our minds. There are clips and if a person finds one to be interesting they can search for the whole segment on cnn's sites.