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Ok, so no sources, just biases about an opposing ideology that can only be filled with evil and irrational people (because if they were good people they would a
by SlowRobotAhead 7y ago
Ok, so no sources, just biases about an opposing ideology that can only be filled with evil and irrational people (because if they were good people they would align with you) MIGHT think. Got it.
- jlokier 7y agoI'm describing how the phrase "Fox News propaganda" is used as a codephrase by many for a perceived ideology and messaging. Not what I think of Fox. I don't have a stake in that game; I'm not in the USA and don't watch any of the channels there. You don't have to agree, but you did specifically ask why Fox was mentioned in the parent comment, and your question sounded similar to those by people who don't understand English well and deserve a simple explanation of a perplexing phrase. I attempted to provide my best guess to help you.