It’s infotainment, just like Fox, and Trump’s information and lies
CNN HAS FINALLY GREW A SPINE
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In the Night
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What information and lies, anchovies?
QP!
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In the Night
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What lies? Wikipedia is not a source.
For dumbbells who've let politics fry their brains it's not.
In the Night
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Won't work, Marty. False authority fallacy.
I ask again...what lies?
More on the above:
I'm reading a book on the years 1777-1780 of The Revolutionary War which covers the critical Battle of Saratoga and the American victory that brought France into the war. I wondered how Wikipedia treated the topic, so I looked it up. Here it is, one example of the amazing free treat that Wiki can be:
en.wikipedia.org
I'm reading a book on the years 1777-1780 of The Revolutionary War which covers the critical Battle of Saratoga and the American victory that brought France into the war. I wondered how Wikipedia treated the topic, so I looked it up. Here it is, one example of the amazing free treat that Wiki can be:
Battles of Saratoga - Wikipedia
cawacko
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This obligation to truth may be a worthy goal but not sure its something that is always followed.
And a number of younger journalists have pushed back on the traditional notion that they are supposed to be this detached neutral observer simply reporting facts. It's not that truth no longer matters per se, but their identity and lived experience are very much at the forefront of their reporting.
T. A. Gardner
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So, CNN won't let people decide for themselves what to think about the President and what he says. Instead, they'll be the gatekeepers of truth and provide you the "correct" answers to whatever Trump says after thoroughly scrubbing and parsing it into sound bites that match their political views. Viewers can't be trusted to have the correct views.
T. A. Gardner
Serial Thread Killer
Just remember:
If you get your news from television, you are not getting the news.
If you get your news from television, you are not getting the news.
Called the ad hominem fallacy
Lies listed and well documented, and explain to us exactly why Wikipedia is not a source
(Next up I’ll go with either the attacking phrases or the usual “you can not deny your posts” bullshit)
Why?
CNN does does that, yes, to a lesser extent than FOX. Apart from the political toning on some networks all national television news is deficient for being necessarily capsulized.
In the Night
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Wikipedia is not a source. False authority fallacy. Pivot fallacy.More on the above:
I'm reading a book on the years 1777-1780 of The Revolutionary War which covers the critical Battle of Saratoga and the American victory that brought France into the war. I wondered how Wikipedia treated the topic, so I looked it up. Here it is, one example of the amazing free treat that Wiki can be:
Battles of Saratoga - Wikipedia
In the Night
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All TV networks in the United States and several other nations are owned by Democrats and other leftists.
In the Night
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No insult, anchovies. Go learn some Latin.
You never have described any.
Attempted negative proof fallacy. Burden fallacy.
If you try to deny your posts.
Another ad hominem
So the six corporations who own the media in the US are all owned by Democrats?
T. A. Gardner
Serial Thread Killer
Not to mention following a fixed, more or less, format.
TV news is scripted. It follows a predictable pattern. Big story, national story, local story, human drama, feel good story. That sort of thing. You get maybe a minute or two of each.