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Initially I was disgusted, but, then I realized I'd be interested in a "Make your parents skeptical of Fox News" option.

• w_t_payne 7y ago
  Like any technology it can be used for good or evil ... but it has to be said ... anger is a helluva drug.
• tracker1 7y ago
  Considering how many stories CNN, ABC and MSNBC have gotten wrong (and retracted the next morning), I'm not sure they're any better. At least Fox's bias is obvious. They also tend to have a more diverse guest list in terms of political leaning. BTW, I really don't watch much Fox news, I tend to read about things a few days after they have happened. When I stay active on twitter, it's all a cesspool of lies, and I am pretty sure the news media is part of it.
  • learc83 7y ago
    >They also tend to have a more diverse guest list in terms of political leaning. I'm going to need to see some evidence for that one because it doesn't match what I've seen at all.
    • awinder 7y ago
      That evidence is stored on the other side of the looking glass, you can see them, but you’re gonna have to jump.
      • learc83 7y ago
        I watched Fox News regularly until 2015 or so, so unless the changed dramatically since then the statement about them having more politically diverse guests is just wrong.
• sgustard 7y ago
  I've been leaving copies of The Atlantic at my parents' house and it hasn't made a dent. I think the problem is campaigns like "Stop believing conspiracy theories!" are really hard to pull off, especially when compared to "Here's a new conspiracy theory!"