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You'd better turn on the TV. As of a few minutes ago, the FBI has formed a "sedition and conspiracy" strike force. If you think the FBI is having a briefing on
by nicoffeine 6y ago
You'd better turn on the TV. As of a few minutes ago, the FBI has formed a "sedition and conspiracy" strike force. If you think the FBI is having a briefing on national television because I am being hyperbolic, congratulations, your divorce from reality is complete.
- cyberdelica 6y ago> You'd better turn on the TV. Perhaps society might be in a better place if we all switched our TVs off. I know it's done me wonders.
- CyberDildonics 6y agoThis has nothing to do with the post you replied to, which is about staying informed when forming a strong opinion.
- cyberdelica 6y agoIt has plenty to do with it. Watching TV, is not staying informed.
- heyoni 6y agoThen how about staying up to date on important announcements from one of the more serious law enforcement agencies in the country? He wasn’t suggesting you watch the real housewives, or that you even actually buy a TV...but maybe find a neutral news source and stay informed. Ah what’s the point, it was just a small riot, it was nothing. Just five dead, no big deal.
- cyberdelica 6y agoWe've no idea what he was suggesting, as he hasn't bothered responding. Instead, a rotating succession of accounts, trying to insinuate/project my intentions. The idea that there are impartial or neutral news sources in 2021, is a bit of a laugh, to be honest. The best thing one could do, is read both sides of an argument, and come to one's own conclusions - based on the balance of probabilities.
- heyoni 6y agoI don’t mind reading both sides but sometimes the other side has no merit. Most recently, the election fraud claims were produced out of thin air, and reading the court proceedings showed that. Anyways, as far as news sources go, I’ve been pretty happy with Reuters.