Originally posted by: Red Dawn
This from the idiot who thinks Barak Obama is going to wage a Jihad against America.:roll:Originally posted by: spidey07
Originally posted by: bum
Some people like to watch news channels for real news, not entertainment.
Exactly. That's why if you want the truth you turn to Fox. No agenda. Just the facts, fair and balanced approach.
Originally posted by: spidey07
Originally posted by: bum
Some people like to watch news channels for real news, not entertainment.
Exactly. That's why if you want the truth you turn to Fox. No agenda. Just the facts, fair and balanced approach.
Originally posted by: NFS4
Wow, just wow
With video:We might have waited too long already to get back to Bill O'Reilly since his first therapeutic hosing January 28th. He's so full of crap it's spilling out his mouth. Video after the jump.
On Thursday's show O'Reilly tried to tie the horrific fire in the Bronx which killed ten children whose parents were originally from Mali, West Africa to the American illegal immigration problems. He has no idea whether the families are here legally or not, and he said as much citing New York City's "sanctuary city" status.
Nonetheless, he used these deaths to bolster hiis contention that the "pro-amnesty, open borders crowd" and ACLU lawyers are defending illegal immigrants' rights in order to keep the families together. The other news item he used was a recent bust of a New Bedford (MA) business where numerous illegal immigrants had been employed. Sixty of the bustees have been released to care for their children.
The rest of the segment was a debate (unfair and unbalanced, although two opposing views were represented.) Attorney Susan Church, who supports amnesty and guest worker programs, was constantly interrupted, overtalked, misquted and badgered. Despite BOR's best efforts she did not stop speaking, though it was difficult to make out what she was saying.
On Friday O'Reilly read an email from a former fan who swore off O'Reilly forever for his callous treatment of the dead fire victims. O'Reilly replied with the ugliest, angriest rant yet (video below). Again he made the issue illegal immigration (even though he reiterated that he doesn't know if the families are here legally) and accused the viewer of being responsible, with his compassionate attitude towards immigrants, for the conditions that lead to the deaths.
But the news was not about immigration, it was about children dying in a house fire. O'Reilly, ever ready to twist everything to further his agenda, exploited those children to fatten his case against people who support a different outlook than his. The master of the "no-spin zone" is full of **it.
http://www.newshounds.us/2007/03/12/enema_of_the_week_6.php
Originally posted by: TehMac
I'd reccommend also Tivo'ing CNN and Fox, and watch each one, see their spin on things, and then blend 'em together. But chances are most libs won't do that. Because they don't want to "get exposed to the other side's alleged stupidity"
Originally posted by: Phokus
Originally posted by: spidey07
Originally posted by: bum
Some people like to watch news channels for real news, not entertainment.
Exactly. That's why if you want the truth you turn to Fox. No agenda. Just the facts, fair and balanced approach.
Do the human race a favor: Park your car in a garage, turn it on, and stay inside. I hear it's quite painless. DO NOT PROCREATE UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES.
Originally posted by: mugs
Originally posted by: TehMac
I'd reccommend also Tivo'ing CNN and Fox, and watch each one, see their spin on things, and then blend 'em together. But chances are most libs won't do that. Because they don't want to "get exposed to the other side's alleged stupidity"
Before you said Fox isn't biased, now you say it is?
Originally posted by: LtPage1
I can't stand any of the TV news channels, but I do find Fox to be the most shamelessly biased. I mean, there's unconscious political leaning to be expected from any news source, but then there's flat-out ridiculous spinning-to-your-face one half step from lying that is Fox News.
Originally posted by: JS80
Originally posted by: LtPage1
I can't stand any of the TV news channels, but I do find Fox to be the most shamelessly biased. I mean, there's unconscious political leaning to be expected from any news source, but then there's flat-out ridiculous spinning-to-your-face one half step from lying that is Fox News.
any specific examples?
Originally posted by: TehMac
Originally posted by: 2Xtreme21
Originally posted by: TehMac
Fox News is hardly biased. They have common sense, and the dude who made the show put some liberals and some conservs together, and had them argue. Unfortunately, the broads and dumbshats of the world, aka liberals, call that biased, because it gives both sides an equal voice, instead of one (theirs). The reason the conservs seem more on top is because their arguments are stronger, and appeal to those who have common sense. Thats why Fox seems more conservative. Because the liberals are actually put into place.
Hahahaha... *breathe*... Hahahahahahahahahaha...
Gotta love the well thought and well put post.
No, I don't think so at all. I think common sense = people who actually don't need mob mentality to convey their points.Originally posted by: mugs
You seem to think "common sense" means "shares my viewpoint."
Yes I am.Originally posted by: clamum
Hahah... are you serious? :laugh:
I don't see why all you stuck up liberals need to be such asshats. I'm not saying I wank off to the show, I hardly see it. But calling it biased because there are conservatives on it, is complete idiocy, and shows how retarded and insecure some liberals can be.
I never said the conservatives on the news are impartial, I said that its hardly one way or the other. Like I said, because there are conservatives, some of which who have sound ideas, are more verbal because their arguments make more sense on their own shows is hardly reflecting on the partiality of the news show itself.
I agree with many more, many news outlets do suck, and Fox is not an exception. I personally use drudge reports to get a more clear picture.
I'd reccommend also Tivo'ing CNN and Fox, and watch each one, see their spin on things, and then blend 'em together. But chances are most libs won't do that. Because they don't want to "get exposed to the other side's alleged stupidity"
Originally posted by: NFS4
Originally posted by: JS80
Originally posted by: LtPage1
I can't stand any of the TV news channels, but I do find Fox to be the most shamelessly biased. I mean, there's unconscious political leaning to be expected from any news source, but then there's flat-out ridiculous spinning-to-your-face one half step from lying that is Fox News.
any specific examples?
already posted above:
http://noquarter.typepad.com/my_weblog/2007/03/fox_news_crazy_.html
quote for fvcking truth.Originally posted by: JS80
But then again it maybe it's because it shows how illogical liberal arguments are...