I don't think good ratings mean you tell the truth on your tv show. That's like saying Dan Brown is a great writer just because he sold a lot of books.
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Is Fox News evil or stupid?
- Thread starter sparkchaser
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I don't think good ratings mean you tell the truth on your tv show. That's like saying Dan Brown is a great writer just because he sold a lot of books.
That ramble makes no sense, my friend. What image were you talking about? What do ratings have to do with the topic at hand?
Here are three questions. I look forward to your answers to all three:
1. Do you believe that Saudi Prince Al-Waleed bin Talal is not the second largest shareholder in News Corp?
2. Did Fox and Friends genuinely not know the head of The Kingdom Foundation’s name, and the fact that he is one the part owners of Fox, or were they purposely covering it up because it didn’t help their fear driven narrative?
3. Is there another reasonable explanation for Fox and Friends not mentioning the name of the head of The Kingdom Foundation?
I don't know who the first man is. Michael Moore (or does he have one o?) started annoying me after Bowling for Columbine because he became rather repetitive.
I'm not quite sure of what you mean with "I consider this turkeys vilians...god I them".
I'm not quite sure of what you mean with "I consider this turkeys vilians...god I them".
Having a dialog with you is nearly impossible. You know that, right?
-Carlos-
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I find it amusing that you post in defense of something you admit to not know about.
I understand you have a fiery rage against Liberals for some reason or another -- you've made that abundantly clear. But that wasn't what the video or this thread was about. Like I said, threadjacks happen but man, you've gone full postal in this thread.
Well that I don't know - I've never checked his claims to be either true or false. Have you?
Probably because you don't ever answer any questions that are asked and instead post your outrage about things not really related to the video. As a Fox viewer, I would be pretty pissed that a guy that funds terror organizations is a major stockholder.
-Carlos-
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-Carlos-
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But remember spark that's only a report. There is an abundance of similiar attacks by Fox. And yes even I question Fox. I never take a quick peek at CNN and all other like-networks. I already know their objective.
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-Carlos-
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So who's in the first picture? I want to know now, you've made me curious.
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Bill Maher.
How do you plan on checking the validity of the report?
Stewart
Active Member
Right, you are obviously having a hard time understanding what you are gibbering about. Let me make it easier for you.
Firstly, there is nothing wrong with building a mosque on the site of Ground Zero. Because a small number of people conspired to destroy some buildings and take lives does not mean that a whole religion should be tarred or have anger vented at it. Behind the veneer of religion, the causes are irreligious. Anyway, to talk of being proud Americans and saying America does not need such a slap in the face as a mosque would be, in effect, un-American because, as your beloved Constitution says, in Amendment 1:
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
To argue against a mosque would be a personal crusade (and who cares what the individual thinks?) as the Constitution - what makes America America - allows the practice of Islam and therefore a mosque is as valid an idea as any.However, all this is not the point. What the conversation is about is how stupid or evil Fox is with respect to an article on one of its shows. The debate here is not about the channel and any perceived political bias it has on a day to day basis. On the show in question Fox were giving it their usual bluster concerning the threat against America and no doubt how socialism is bad and how America should really just be all white sheets and lynchings, just like them good ol' days. So, Fox would be trying to incite outrage in its viewership about the possibility of a mosque being built on the site of Ground Zero. However, the piece on Fox neglected to mention that one of the biggest shareholders in Fox's parent company is also the man behind the building of the proposed mosque at Ground Zero. So, the guys in the video are asking if Fox are being stupid by not mentioning this connection or are just being evil for not mentioning it. Either way, it's a pertinent detail that should have been mentioned.
Now, this is probably too much for you to process, AquaBlue, so I duly await your complete dismissal of my efforts here to say that liberals can all go choke on balls, or something.
I take umbrage at your earlier stupidity here, when you say to me:
No, I'm not an American. I do not vote in your nation. I do not see how this would invalidate my opinion on Fox News. I can switch my television over to that channel and watch it whenever I want. In fact, Malini Walkes is talking from Iraq right now. Is she an Iraqi? Does she even vote in that country? Perhaps I should dismiss her report. Daft!AquaBlue said: