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"My news source tells the truth, yours is propaganda". Try to not be so partisan. They both push propaganda.
by nil_pointer 8y ago
"My news source tells the truth, yours is propaganda". Try to not be so partisan. They both push propaganda.
- calgoo 8y agoWhile they both push BS, if you compare them to the rest of the worlds news sources you will see that most news align with CNN/MSNBC. Or let me put this way: The rest of the (educated) world laugh at the people that watch Fox News.
- vuln 8y agoIt's sad that the 'educated' laugh. You'd think with all their wisdom they would be able to reach out and save the feable minded. Instead they just laugh from the ivory tower. It's a sad world we live in. Even sadder that it's widely accepted as okay, even lauded.
- fzeroracer 8y agoThe problem is that you can't save those that don't want to be saved, especially when there's an entire business and market pandering specifically to them. If you've ever had family or friends that delve deep into conspiracies, there's no amount of rational argument, logic, data or facts you can bring up that help them.
- cycrutchfield 8y ago"Both sides are the same" false equivalencies are the argument of the intellectually lazy.
- josefresco 8y agoIt's also a sign of of a "bad faith" argument typical with conservative trolling. None of these trolls will point to actual news reporting, they simply highlight editorial CNN/MSNBC content, completely ignoring actual, real news like convictions and guilty pleas. The news to conservatives seems biased, but only because conservatives are breaking so many laws, and conventions.