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American leftists have always shared the same view as you. The left-leaning news networks are simply straight news, unbiased, doing it right... and everything t
by nsxwolf 4y ago
American leftists have always shared the same view as you. The left-leaning news networks are simply straight news, unbiased, doing it right... and everything their ideological opponents watch is far-right propaganda.
- carbadtraingood 4y agoAs a leftist who feels the Democratic party is a center-right party, networks like CNN and MSNBC come across as deeply biased but not particularly "left". Maybe Liberal, but certainly not "Left".
- CaptWillard 4y agoRight and left have been rendered almost meaningless, especially in this context. What is called "left" these days is more, "that which conforms to Democrat narratives" and lately quite illiberal, while pretty much anything else is called "right" or "far-right" even when it's attacking corporations or the military-industrial complex.
- carbadtraingood 4y agoIn the States, yes. It's unfortunate, I think, because it lumps together many different (and often opposing) ideologies under one label.
- DiggyJohnson 4y agoWhich is hilarious because that’s how everyone feels about their particular taste (taste for bias) in their news.
- nsxwolf 4y agoSelf-identified conservatives understand that Fox News is intentionally aligned with their ideology.
- DiggyJohnson 4y agoExactly, that’s a clearer way of wording what I was trying to point out.
- V__ 4y agoThis is not my view at all. News can be biased/sensationalized, even when it's neither left nor right. CNN and MSNBC are (as far as I can tell) the tv equivalent of clickbait. They are just (compared to the extremes of FOX) centrist about it. The only thing I would call straight news in the US would be PBS.