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> Sadly, if it were written in a more dispassionate tone That is kind of ironic isn't it? I don't spend a lot of time listening to Fox, but what I have heard h
by jimnotgym 8y ago
> Sadly, if it were written in a more dispassionate tone
That is kind of ironic isn't it? I don't spend a lot of time listening to Fox, but what I have heard has not been entirely dispassionate! In fact I have heard quite a few things that could be described as "highly politicized" and "designed for effect".
People pushed into working in jobs that are physically dangerous and pain inducing and discriminatory dare to get passionate about their situation...yikes, you think they would know their place.
- masonic 8y agoI don't spend a lot of time listening to Fox Obviously not, given that the "Fox News" being referred to is television's Fox News Network.
- sonnyblarney 8y agoI said nothing about Fox News. I have no problems with people telling us about discrimination they may face, or their difficulties on the job ... but the author projected positive and negative attributes almost arbitrarily onto groups of people, based on some of 'her experience' - which is kind of a crude, self-selective bigotry.