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Somehow, "I don't watch any of them" seems to contradict your earlier statement: "As for specific bias at Al Jazeera, the main thing that jumped out at me whe
by ajays 16y ago
Somehow,
"I don't watch any of them"
seems to contradict your earlier statement:
"As for specific bias at Al Jazeera, the main thing that jumped out at me when I watched it is simple racism."
I have watched Al Jazeera very occasionally. As well as Link TV. While I may find some specific parts odious, there are other programs there that are shaking up the system in the Middle East. Al Jazeera is hated as much in Washington as it is in Riyadh. This, to me, is a good thing: if they're pissing people on both sides off, then they must be doing something right.
- yummyfajitas 16y agoI could similarly make a statement: "I don't vote." That would not contradict a statement that "when I voted, I voted for fringe candidates." The key is grammatical tense: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grammatical_tense http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grammatical_tense I was a news junkie from about 9/11/01 until roughly 2005. I don't bother anymore. Too much work to get truth, too little reward. (The same applies to voting.)