There is much misinformation being presented on Fox, They falsley claimed the "fist bump" had a terriorist meaning, and other unfounded garbage disguised as news? CNN and MSNBC present far superior coverage in my opinion. Check out the New York Times and Washington Postmtcookson wrote:Pretty good look at Obama that doesn't appear very radical and such:http://www.eyeblast.tv/public/...=2036
"They falsely claimed"? One anchor, who has since been sacked, said something retarded, and you're ready to discount the entire network?telcoman wrote:
There is much misinformation being presented on Fox, They falsley claimed the "fist bump" had a terriorist meaning
When and where did Fox News claim the fist bump had a terrorlst meaning? Where? I just want you to point that out and then MAYBE someone here can begin to think about taking anything you say seriously. The Times and Post are garbage.telcoman wrote:
There is much misinformation being presented on Fox, They falsley claimed the "fist bump" had a terriorist meaning, and other unfounded garbage disguised as news? CNN and MSNBC present far superior coverage in my opinion. Check out the New York Times and Washington Post
Telcoman
They are all entertainment. You take Hume and Kristol seriously?96Qowner wrote:Besides, I'm curious, do you ever watch FOX news shows (Brit Hume, Fred Barnes, Bill Kristol and Charles Krauthammer), or only the entertainment ones (Hannity, Van Sustern, etc)?
That's like saying "I like a balanced diet; I eat both **** and crap."96Qowner wrote:I like to get a balanced input of news, from both FOX and MSNBC.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wcy5XS68_BcRepo Man wrote:
When and where did Fox News claim the fist bump had a terrorlst meaning? Where? I just want you to point that out and then MAYBE someone here can begin to think about taking anything you say seriously. The Times and Post are garbage.
You need to quit drinking the Kool Aid Telco.
Can you prove either or the two things you just claimed?Cold_Zero wrote:This reminds me of something.My wife teaches in the inner city and one of the schools (not her school) the Principal makes the all children say the Black Pledge of Allegiance. No joke. So it doesn't shock me that Obama doesn't put his right hand over his heart and sing the National Anthem either.
ishkabibble wrote:Repo apparently lives in a cave...
I'm learning that the Left discounts ANY source that doesn't cater to their worldview, dismissing it as a "lack of good journalism".AZhitman wrote:
"They falsely claimed"? One anchor, who has since been sacked, said something retarded, and you're ready to discount the entire network?
What that I am married and to a teacher?I think that Repoman, Elwesso, and the rest of the central midwest NICO club can probably attest to this fact.skylndrftr wrote:Can you prove either or the two things you just claimed?
What is the Black Pledge of Allegiance?Cold_Zero wrote:This reminds me of something.My wife teaches in the inner city and one of the schools (not her school) the Principal makes the all children say the Black Pledge of Allegiance.
I have a lovely cave, ish. Just because you don't like Fox because they present a viewpoint other than yours doesn't mean they can't be taken seriously. If that was really the case, why have they been so successful over the years? Why do the blow ALL of the other cable news stations out of the water? I don't understand why the left is so scared of a dissenting opinion.ishkabibble wrote:Repo apparently lives in a cave...
My point exactly. Hill was reporting that someone had interpreted the fist bump that way, NOT that the fist bump was the equivalent of a "secret terrorlst handshake". There is a difference. I think the majority that hate Fox can't tell the difference often times.smockers83 wrote:E.D. Hill was mentioning different ways people interpreted the fist bump on her show. She later clarified that it wasn't her interpretation. But whoever interpreted it that way is, in my mind, crazy.
Bud is under no obligation to prove anything to you. However, he and I have been like brothers for twenty years and I assure you, he has no reason to lie to you and wouldn't do it anyway.skylndrftr wrote:Can you prove either or the two things you just claimed?
What's your proof? Because she's the only one you heard say that? If she presented several interpretations, how could one person interpret an event in so many ways and call it all their official interpretation? I would have to imagine that some crazy, extreme conservative would make that interpretation. Even if no one actually did say it, it doesn't mean its her interpretation. What people do who have taken certain English and journalism classes is swing the pendulum to one side, an extreme side, then the pendulum comes to the opposite extreme side, and eventually ends up in the middle where the actual story is. Its quite an effective way to get people's attention and make something interesting.skylndrftr wrote:@smockers: she was the only person to say it. Noboy else has ever mentioned that she did this one totally on her own.
HUH? I bet I read more from both sides than you do.AZhitman wrote:I'm learning that the Left discounts ANY source that doesn't cater to their worldview, dismissing it as a "lack of good journalism".
I would give your statement some weight if it were a talk show and ad-libbed. What was on the teleprompter when she was saying it? Did she type that in to the teleprompter herself? Did nobody in the organization except her know what was being said?AZhitman wrote:One anchor, who has since been sacked, said something retarded,
Let's not try change the original reason for my comment... you unnecessarily attacked his credibility. Apparently everyone knows about said video except you.Repo Man wrote:I have a lovely cave, ish. Just because you don't like Fox because they present a viewpoint other than yours doesn't mean they can't be taken seriously. If that was really the case, why have they been so successful over the years? Why do the blow ALL of the other cable news stations out of the water? I don't understand why the left is so scared of a dissenting opinion.
You spin me right round baby, right round...Repo Man wrote:My point exactly. Hill was reporting that someone had interpreted the fist bump that way, NOT that the fist bump was the equivalent of a "secret terrorlst handshake". There is a difference. I think the majority that hate Fox can't tell the difference often times.
Quite possibly. You have quite a bit more free time than I, and mine is spent in the garage.ishkabibble wrote:
HUH? I bet I read more from both sides than you do.
What if I did? It's a subjective thing, one which cannot be quantified.ishkabibble wrote:You feel Fox is "good journalism" or something?
If you think that was a scripted comment, read from a teleprompter, there's no further discussion needed.ishkabibble wrote:I would give your statement some weight if it were a talk show and ad-libbed. What was on the teleprompter when she was saying it? Did she type that in to the teleprompter herself? Did nobody in the organization except her know what was being said?
I agree. Which is why I wish I could find a right-wing equivalent to TPM. Otherwise, I have to cull out a lot more BS.AZhitman wrote:Follow the money... when you show me a news channel that's not funded by ad dollars, THEN I'll consider them an objective source (which to me, defines "good journalism"). Same with newspapers and magazines....
From the video and the way she is speaking, it certainly looks like it's being read.AZhitman wrote:If you think that was a scripted comment, read from a teleprompter, there's no further discussion needed.
If you've ever been IN a newsroom, you'd know that about 50% of what the talking heads say is impromptu ad-lib. Only when they look into the camera are they reading (partially) from a prompter.
And that, my friend, is in short supply.ishkabibble wrote:I feel that there is a fairly objective measure of "good journalism". It's called reporting all of the facts surrounding a subject.
Yes.audtatious wrote:The problem with all news agencies is that they simply don't report news. Every news article pretty much turns into an editorial because of the reporters viewpoint.
Yes, yes, YES!!!!audtatious wrote:Everything should be taken with a grain of salt.
You can call it spin all you want, but saying that Fox News reported the fist bump had some kind of terrorlst meaning and goofy-*** E.D. Hill making a stupid comment is NOT the same thing. You missed my point entirely. I'll try and make it more lucid for you next time.ishkabibble wrote:Let's not try change the original reason for my comment... you unnecessarily attacked his credibility. Apparently everyone knows about said video except you.