[untostaronaf]

Funny, I wouldn't ever go on Fox News because of their bias.

I long for the days of Cronkite and Severeid, when newsmen were newsmen. The only evidence of bais I ever saw was when Cronkite teared up announcing that JFK had died.

[Petwrenny]

Originally posted by Zkribbler
Funny, I wouldn't ever go on Fox News because of their bias.

I long for the days of Cronkite and Severeid, when newsmen were newsmen. The only evidence of bais I ever saw was when Cronkite teared up announcing that JFK had died.

[Gozmand]

It's interesting how people can look at the same thing and see it so very differently. Like they are looking at it from two different places.

[vNZsk39B]

Don't know about CNN, but some programs on MSNBC are biased like Keith Olberman or the Rachel Maddow show. It think it helps balances things out with FOX news. Olberman's constant harping on Bill O'Reilly gets tiresome even though I dislike him as well.

Still, there are so many commercials, distractions like tickers and trivial news stories that I find it's much better just to read news articles online or otherwise.

Also, Nancy Grace is the worst news personality ever. Every time I manage to get a glimpse of her program there is always some missing white girl story.

[Aniplinipsync]

Originally posted by Asher


You're kidding right?

Foxnews is the worst offender in every way for bias. Their reports on sex and violence in video games are unforgettably bad. They hire talking heads to condemn games they've never played or even seen. Christian values and all that. It was awful. They should not get a forum to express their views?

[Freedjome]

Originally posted by Lancer


They should not get a forum to express their views? Their views on what?

You shouldn't hire me as an expert on Jewish history and put me on national TV to condemn it, would you?

Fox news does **** like that. They hire "experts" in fields they know nothing about, mostly with a blatant agenda, then let them spew uninformed **** onto the airwaves.

It's a lack of journalistic integrity.

[andreas]

Maybe it is, maybe it isn't. Let the viewer decide.

[Anfester]

The only news worth watching these days is fake news

http://www.thedailyshow.com/
http://www.colbertnation.com/home
http://www.youtube.com/user/TheOnion

[GohJHM9k]

Asher, I feel the same way about CNN and MSNBC. It seems that there is something in people that gives them a different sense one from another. Like we can't see things the same way Asher, and that's interesting to me.

Btw, Bill O'Rielly isn't supposed to be news and he certainly isn't a Repug. I've seen him go after Repugs pretty hard, and he blamed the Bush administration and all the other administrations that didn't warn the folks for the financial crisis. He blasted the treasury guy that came up with the plan for keeping the emergency sectret and then said he can't be trusted to come up with a rescue package.

Usually if he tells someone to shut up its because Bill can't get a word in edgewise and the other guy is just spouting his agenda without discussion. Funny, Bill usually tells a guy to shut up about the time I think to myself 'I wish that A-hole would shut up'...let someone else speak.

[OShellszz]

Zkrib, I thought the news bunnies on FOX are alot nicer to folks than the fridged feminzis on the liberal news.

[WumibBesowe]

Originally posted by Asher


Yeah, I especially liked it when Bill was being owned by that kid and he just kept telling the kid to shut up. It was classicly awesome journalism. Is he a journalist? I thought his position was more of a commentary style. I don't consider those folks opinion types.

[Z3s9vQZj]

Germans should be used to that feeling.

[enteltcheft]

Originally posted by Asher

Rather than the warm, fuzzy feeling you get when you hear a German newscaster barking?

[Muramoursuard]

Well, I watch the BBC quite often as well, and they don't seem to need the overly dramatic style the US news often show.

[DownloadADOBEsoftware]

BBC World has no bias

Nah, of course they have. I was more about how they overall present the news.....

[dubballey]

Originally posted by Lancer
I've watched BBC Asia a few times in the Phils and they don't even try to hide their liberal bias. When everyone else is biased but one station, what is more likely the situation?

[TOPERink]

If that station has a larger viewer base than CNN and MSNBC combined, that issue is called into doubt.

[purchasviagra]

Originally posted by Lancer


That's the kind of biased poison I usually see on CNN. It's true. Call it poison if you wish.

The world also is not flat. News to you?

[kesFockplek]

Asher...and like CNN it never ends. Why get personal Asher? Why do some liberals always get personal? Don't you realize it reflects more on you than on me? That's why you guys lose so many elections. You put people off with your personal attacks.

[ashleyjoseph]

Originally posted by The Emperor Fabulous
Lancer: Olbermann does an occasional "special comment" whenever something really pisses him off. Most have been geared towards Bush, but he did do one towards Hillary. That's because Obama gives his entire network tingles down its leg.