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[AccessBlaster]

I think peanuts adopted family didn't vote a certain way. Causing the full weight of the state down upon their heads.

 

[Isaac]

Those pets that were executed by the FBI must have been seriously dangerous. We don't even execute mass murderers because everyone except the unborn deserves to live. Maybe someone in the FBI could leak the name of the neighbor that complained.

I wonder if the owners have a case against the FBI for destroying their business without even a lawsuit and a trial. I guess it was somehow urgent to remove those dangerous beasts from YouTube before they acquired any more fans.

Democrats tend to get all their priorities backwards. We have to over-regulate stupid, trivial stuff - but let the border be an unmitigated mess, with actual people coming in to our country unlawfully

 

[Thales750]

Here is a chart showing media bias and credibility.

What do you think?

 

[AccessBlaster]

Here is a chart showing media ideology and cedibility.

What do you think?
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[AccessBlaster]

The map is supposed to be interactive, can you post the actual link?

 

[Pat Hartman]

What a joke. Did moke's "fact checkers" make the chart? npr centrist? What are they drinking and can I have some?

 

[AccessBlaster]

It's wishful thinking at best. It represents a time when the American public trusted the legacy media. We are past the point of propping up CNN, NPR as the last election showed. People haven't trusted the legacy media for a very long time, it credibility has been simply nonexistent.

 

[Pat Hartman]

Sure hope npr is one of the departments that Trump defunds. They are as anti-American as it gets.

 

[AngelSpeaks]

Sure hope npr is one of the departments that Trump defunds. They are as anti-American as it gets.

Agreed 100%

 

[The_Doc_Man]

On that chart... MSN is CENTRIST? I'm not at all religious and that made me say "Jesus Christ, what were they thinking?"

 

[Steve R.]

The map is supposed to be interactive, can you post the actual link?

Try this

Interactive Media Bias Chart | Ad Fontes Media

The Interactive Media Bias Chart offers the ability to search from among the thousands of rated web/print, TV and podcast sources.

adfontesmedia.com

Unfortunately, it is a bit difficult to use.

 

[Thales750]

Predictable respoces, as usual.

 

[AccessBlaster]

Predictable respoces, as usual.

The mainstream media has been exposed for being the propaganda wing of the Democrat Party. Americans are waking up.

 

[Pat Hartman]

Predictable respoces, as usual.

Please. You think npr and msn are "centrist"? What a joke. It makes the whole chart a lie created by liars. Neither of those rags can ever be relied on to present the unvarnished truth about anything.

 

[Thales750]

Please. You think npr and msn are "centrist"? What a joke. It makes the whole chart a lie created by liars. Neither of those rags can ever be relied on to present the unvarnished truth about anything.

I don't think MSN is. NPR does do some balanced interviews with both sides represented. But as usual, you take one example and you believe you arex proven correct. You're boy is going to implement some pretty risky economic experiments.
If that ends up going down the crapper, don't worry the MAGA spin doctors will supply you with adequate rebutles.

 

[Isaac]

I for one would like a strawberry-flavored rebutle, given the chance.

MSNBC is very left-wing. NPR does a much better job of appearing centrist in very subtle ways, but I'd say is 2/3 of the way towards MSNBC

 

[Pat Hartman]

60 Minutes wants you to think that it is "fair and balanced". If you believe that to be true, I have a bridge for sale.

 

[Thales750]

60 Minutes wants you to think that it is "fair and balanced". If you believe that to be true, I have a bridge for sale.

You use Newsmax as the default value on the scale.

 

[AccessBlaster]

I like the way they put "Tom's Guide" dead center next to News Week, I'm guessing it's to give some sort of credibility to News Week? For those who don't know, Tom's guide is not political like News Weak they are focused on tech for the most part.

 

[Pat Hartman]

You use Newsmax as the default value on the scale.

Again. You make assumptions of facts not in evidence.

I stopped believing in 60 Minutes when they did the hit job on Don Imus back in the 90's - 30 years ago which is long before NewsMax came onto my radar. Imus pissed off President Clinton (and more likely Hillary) when he was invited to speak at a press dinner. So Mike Wallace was tasked with doing a hit piece as a result. This was the first time I noticed 60 Minutes' slide into opinion rather than fact. Probably because I was an Imus fan and woke up to him every day. Imus is/was a drunk and a drug addict. Deidre was actually his savior and he became a better person after she agreed to marry him. Even his humor moderated. But he pulled no punches when attacking power. He could be crude but he was real. He was also very, very funny and I still occasionally miss starting my day with him. And if you actually listened to the show, you became aware that most of the seemingly racist commentary and locker room talk was fed to Imus by Bernie. Both Bernie and Charles fed material to Imus. Bernie fed the questionable stuff and Charles brought out the good stuff. You would never get the interaction of the trio if you weren't a regular listener. Imus always took responsibility for what came out of his mouth and to his credit never, ever blamed Bernie for the "nappy headed ho's" comment. He took full responsibility for it but the girls on the Rutgers basketball team understood the comment in context and were not upset by it. It was the talking heads that made the comment a huge issue.