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Re: totally OT but slow newsday laffs - decarceration
Author: Feather River Route Fan
Date: 07-29-2021 - 20:00
YYY's Buddy Wrote:
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> Nice deflection. Now, would you care to address
> the total bullshit story by the New York Times?
The New York Times issued a correction. Enough said.
> Do you need any more evidence that the MSM
> functions as a cheerleader for the Democrat
> party?
I've read plenty of articles in the NY Times giving plenty of uncritical attention to right-wing Republicans. Your whining is unjustified.
>
> As far as the "crooked Main Stream Media," was the
> Main Stream Media crooked when it reported that
> many very conservative Republican representatives
> and Senators won their races in November?
>
> >They were going after the big fish Trump. They
> couldn't steal EVERY election. The media may have
> reported SOME races with a certain degree of
> accuracy.
>
What a dumb response. There were 435 Congressional races, many Senate races and I don't know how many races for state legislative positions. Republicans prevailed in many of those races and a majority of the state legislative positions. And you're saying the the media only reported some of those accurately???
I'd like to say that maybe the Left should challenge the outcome of those races with the same idiotic fanaticism so many on the Right have been trying to challenge the outcome of the presidential race. However, I am aware of no evidence of wrong-doing. That the Right cannot reciprocate on this is sending this nation into decline.
> I tell you what, if all of these lawmakers
> announced that the reporting on their elections
> was fabricated by the media and they all resign,
> then I will believe what you say about the media.
>
> >Here's three.
Where?
But I'm sure that won't be
> sufficient for you. Shall we talk about how CNN's
> journalistic malpractice made Nick Sandmann a very
> rich teenager?
> [money.cnn.com]
> ement-retracted-article/index.html
I don't get cable TV and don't watch CNN. Kind of silly to make assumptions about my news consumption.
>
> There are a lot of posts with links to articles
> about the cost overruns, schedule delays and other
> problems with the California High-Speed rail
> project. Yet no one ever posts any comments
> implying that the Main Stream Media is
> misinforming the public about the project.
>
> >When it come to fraudulent reporting and
> fabricating bullshit, the MSM likes to focus its
> energies on politics in Washington. Some of their
> reporters probably think HSR stands for "housing
> and suburban resources". It's not etched in stone
> that they have to misreport every story and every
> topic.
In other words, the media is not as false as you claim it is. Geez, if they are correct on this matter, what else did they get right?
This response is incredibly lame. When there are articles which support your views on a topic, you and the other knuckleheads stay silent.
>
> Sometimes things happen that do not support your
> view of the world and the main stream and
> specialty media report it. Grow up and deal with
> it.
>
> >Maybe one day you'll take a Red Pill and see the
> world as it really is. Have you ever wondered why
> Fox News has such good ratings and CNN's ratings
> are so piss poor that certain independent Internet
> creators are bringing in better numbers than they
> are?
No I don't give it much thought. Fox vs. CNN is your construct, it is not how I view the media universe. You should be ashamed of yourself for assuming without asking that I get my news from cable TV.
I get my news from print media, on-line news articles and sometimes, when my girlfriend is watching the PBS News Hour, I will wander into the room in which the TV is on and join her to watch the programs.
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> Nice deflection. Now, would you care to address
> the total bullshit story by the New York Times?
The New York Times issued a correction. Enough said.
> Do you need any more evidence that the MSM
> functions as a cheerleader for the Democrat
> party?
I've read plenty of articles in the NY Times giving plenty of uncritical attention to right-wing Republicans. Your whining is unjustified.
>
> As far as the "crooked Main Stream Media," was the
> Main Stream Media crooked when it reported that
> many very conservative Republican representatives
> and Senators won their races in November?
>
> >They were going after the big fish Trump. They
> couldn't steal EVERY election. The media may have
> reported SOME races with a certain degree of
> accuracy.
>
What a dumb response. There were 435 Congressional races, many Senate races and I don't know how many races for state legislative positions. Republicans prevailed in many of those races and a majority of the state legislative positions. And you're saying the the media only reported some of those accurately???
I'd like to say that maybe the Left should challenge the outcome of those races with the same idiotic fanaticism so many on the Right have been trying to challenge the outcome of the presidential race. However, I am aware of no evidence of wrong-doing. That the Right cannot reciprocate on this is sending this nation into decline.
> I tell you what, if all of these lawmakers
> announced that the reporting on their elections
> was fabricated by the media and they all resign,
> then I will believe what you say about the media.
>
> >Here's three.
Where?
But I'm sure that won't be
> sufficient for you. Shall we talk about how CNN's
> journalistic malpractice made Nick Sandmann a very
> rich teenager?
> [money.cnn.com]
> ement-retracted-article/index.html
I don't get cable TV and don't watch CNN. Kind of silly to make assumptions about my news consumption.
>
> There are a lot of posts with links to articles
> about the cost overruns, schedule delays and other
> problems with the California High-Speed rail
> project. Yet no one ever posts any comments
> implying that the Main Stream Media is
> misinforming the public about the project.
>
> >When it come to fraudulent reporting and
> fabricating bullshit, the MSM likes to focus its
> energies on politics in Washington. Some of their
> reporters probably think HSR stands for "housing
> and suburban resources". It's not etched in stone
> that they have to misreport every story and every
> topic.
In other words, the media is not as false as you claim it is. Geez, if they are correct on this matter, what else did they get right?
This response is incredibly lame. When there are articles which support your views on a topic, you and the other knuckleheads stay silent.
>
> Sometimes things happen that do not support your
> view of the world and the main stream and
> specialty media report it. Grow up and deal with
> it.
>
> >Maybe one day you'll take a Red Pill and see the
> world as it really is. Have you ever wondered why
> Fox News has such good ratings and CNN's ratings
> are so piss poor that certain independent Internet
> creators are bringing in better numbers than they
> are?
No I don't give it much thought. Fox vs. CNN is your construct, it is not how I view the media universe. You should be ashamed of yourself for assuming without asking that I get my news from cable TV.
I get my news from print media, on-line news articles and sometimes, when my girlfriend is watching the PBS News Hour, I will wander into the room in which the TV is on and join her to watch the programs.
