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No network can harm thinking people.
VERY good point. I agree 100%
You agree...you can barely put a sentence together that makes sense.
MSNBC is a like a left wing version of Hannity, only it is on 24/7.
VERY good point. I agree 100%
You agree...you can barely put a sentence together that makes sense.
you mad?
you mad?
See what happens when you act like a troll? Take a look at my posts since Tuesday and you tell me (and everyone else) if I sound mad. Don't even bother to reply to me. I'm have no time for your nonsense.
Then why are you on my thread?
How Fox News failed the Republican Party in the 2012 election. - Slate Magazine
When you only listen to one side of the issues, you don't truly understand the issues. When you don't truly understand the issues - or half of the American population - you have a hard time winning elections.
See what happens when you act like a troll? Take a look at my posts since Tuesday and you tell me (and everyone else) if I sound mad. Don't even bother to reply to me. I'm have no time for your nonsense.
Then why are you on my thread?
I thought you had something intelligent to share. It was very WRONG! You thread? You mad?
You can't represent America unles you listen to American. You can't listen to American by Fox news - you can only listen to half. Then watch MSNBC for the other half.
Or save time and watch one of the other networks that presents both sides. Or flip around to all occassionally (call it opposition research if you like) and get a peak at what everyone is saying.
Then why are you on my thread?
I thought you had something intelligent to share. It was very WRONG! You thread? You mad?
what does you thread? you mad? mean?
btw - viciously attacking someone who offers a point of view that doesn't fit into your personal preferences is why so many americans think you are mean-spirited, self-delusional obstructionists.
And it's why you have such a hard time getting them to vote the way you want.
How Fox News failed the Republican Party in the 2012 election. - Slate Magazine
When you only listen to one side of the issues, you don't truly understand the issues. When you don't truly understand the issues - or half of the American population - you have a hard time winning elections.
ROFL
If only there was NO media save the democratic party, all would be hunky-dory...
you mad?
How Fox News failed the Republican Party in the 2012 election. - Slate Magazine
When you only listen to one side of the issues, you don't truly understand the issues. When you don't truly understand the issues - or half of the American population - you have a hard time winning elections.
ROFL
If only there was NO media save the democratic party, all would be hunky-dory...
I have to disagree.
The "information age" has become the "disinformation age"
It is far to easy for people to cloister themselves into little echo chambers where they only hear like-minded people telling them only what they want to know - like Fox News (and MSNBC I'm told) does.
People are not forced to listen to anyone else's opinion and way too many choose not to. They don't understand what is happening in the world around them and they have little to no chance to grow and learn.
I think people were actually much better served when their were fewer media outlets and those outlets did a much better job of presenting all sides of an issue.
Colbert/Maher/Stewart
Inquiring adolescent stoners need to know.................
How Fox News failed the Republican Party in the 2012 election. - Slate Magazine
When you only listen to one side of the issues, you don't truly understand the issues. When you don't truly understand the issues - or half of the American population - you have a hard time winning elections.
ROFL
If only there was NO media save the democratic party, all would be hunky-dory...
I have to disagree.
The "information age" has become the "disinformation age"
It is far to easy for people to cloister themselves into little echo chambers where they only hear like-minded people telling them only what they want to know - like Fox News (and MSNBC I'm told) does.
People are not forced to listen to anyone else's opinion and way too many choose not to. They don't understand what is happening in the world around them and they have little to no chance to grow and learn.
I think people were actually much better served when their were fewer media outlets and those outlets did a much better job of presenting all sides of an issue.