Massacre Or Incident?
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mdk
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They are not the same person. One Kessler helped organize the rally and the other writes for Bon Appétit about how he is sick of people making out in restaurants. lol
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The Sage of Main Street
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The media won't let us know; we are not important, even if we greedily gobble up the Gerber mush they feed us. But, from experience with their poorly educated stupidity, we can unbend their slant. It is obvious that Antifa students from UVa provoked the counterattack, just as their historical role models did in the Chicago "police riot" in 1968. I hope the Feds prosecute every student leader on that Commie-Controlled Campus and ruin those ungrateful spoiled brats for life.
The Sage of Main Street
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And truth gets blown away in the crossfire.
Old Rocks
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We have seen your posts, and you are lying. The bastard went to Charlottesville looking for trouble. He found it.
The Sage of Main Street
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OLD-SCHOOL NEWSBOYS: "Extra! Extra! Hear All About It!"
NEW-AGE NEWSBOYS: "Extra! Extra! Hear All About Us!"
NEW-AGE NEWSBOYS: "Extra! Extra! Hear All About Us!"
Old Rocks
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And your background is pure Nazi. Nazi that kisses Putins ass. What a combination. So you automatically defend atrocities committed by Nazis.
usmbguest5318
Gold Member
What six billionaires?
In 2011, the following was the state of control for about 90% of media.
The infographic below is now out of date, but it's one I came across that illustrates that the notion that six individuals, to say nothing of six liberals or, as you claimed, the DNC, do not control media.
The difference betwee is that GE does not own NBC (or Comcast or any other media company) anymore. So that 6th company is now Comcast. And Time Warner doesn't own AOL, so Huffington Post, which like Breitbart News, the HuffPo was created by Andrew Breitbart [1], and isn't affiliated with Time Warner.
There are also major news organizations -- very reputable and influential, in fact -- not owned by what have been called the “big five" -- Time Warner, Disney, News Corporation (owned by the decidedly not-liberal Rupert Murdoch, Bertelsmann of Germany and Viacom. - The New York Times is owned by the publicly-held New York Times Corporation.
- The Washington Post is owned by the publicly-held Washington Post Company.
- The Chicago Tribune and Los Angeles Times are both owned by the Tribune Company.
- Hearst Publications owns 12 newspapers including the San Francisco Chronicle, as well as magazines, television stations and cable and interactive media.
- Time Warner major shareholders
- Disney major shareholders
- News Corporation major shareholders
- Viacom major shareholders -- Viacom, as of early 2016 (I don't know what has changed), is unique among this group in that although it is a publicly traded company, the company's bylaws accord voting rights only to Class A shareholders. Summer Redstone controls 80% of the Class A Stock, which comprises 20% of the company's total market capitalization.
- CBS -- About 80% of CBS is held by institutional investors
- Bertelsmann -- Bertelsmann is unique among the "big six" in that it is controlled by the Bertelsmann Foundation, which is run by a few individuals.
This now, in the course of one conversation topic, thrice in succession have made utterly implausible and unfounded assertions that, were you to research the details of the matter -- it's obvious you don't "off the top of your head" know what you are talking about -- you, presumably, would not have made. I don't know how often you are so procrustean or what specific remarks of yours reflect that behavior, but I do know I'm beginning to recognize your ID and associate with it a recurring pattern of inanity. For now, I can only that you are not alone in doing so.
Note:
- Andrew Breitbart, who died in 2012, said [Trump] wasn’t actually conservative. “Of course he’s not a conservative. He was for Nancy Pelosi before he was against Nancy Pelosi,” Breitbart said during a 2011 appearance on Fox News. (Source)
- Careful readers of the linked ownership/control content will observe that the Vanguard Group has a lot of positions in media corporations. The Vanguard Group is unique in that it is owned by its funds. The company’s different funds are then owned by the shareholders. Thus, the shareholders are the true owners of Vanguard. The company has no outside investors other than its shareholders. There is a good chance that readers here are shareholders in Vanguard Group.
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Wry Catcher
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"antifa" are usually dressed in black, wear masks and instigate violence. They are a minority and a violent one attracted to events where the press is actively video taping. They are not part of peaceful mass movements - such as Occupy Wall Street, marching to end war or in support of civil rights -.they are not "Commies"; they're anarchists who are violent who loot and destroy private property for kicks.
The victims in Saturday's violence were opposed to hate groups, a much different agenda than that of the anti fascist set.
gipper
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If you are trying to claim that shareholders of the six largest media companies control what those companies report, you really need to think again.
What six billionaires?
In 2011, the following was the state of control for about 90% of media.
The infographic below is now out of date, but it's one I came across that illustrates that the notion that six individuals, to say nothing of six liberals or, as you claimed, the DNC, do not control media.
The difference betwee is that GE does not own NBC (or Comcast or any other media company) anymore. So that 6th company is now Comcast. And Time Warner doesn't own AOL, so Huffington Post, which like Breitbart News, the HuffPo was created by Andrew Breitbart [1], and isn't affiliated with Time Warner.
There are also major news organizations -- very reputable and influential, in fact -- not owned by what have been called the “big five" -- Time Warner, Disney, News Corporation (owned by the decidedly not-liberal Rupert Murdoch, Bertelsmann of Germany and Viacom.
Then there is the matter of the ownership of the top five or six media companies, most of which are very widely-held. [2]
- The New York Times is owned by the publicly-held New York Times Corporation.
- The Washington Post is owned by the publicly-held Washington Post Company.
- The Chicago Tribune and Los Angeles Times are both owned by the Tribune Company.
- Hearst Publications owns 12 newspapers including the San Francisco Chronicle, as well as magazines, television stations and cable and interactive media.
The logical conclusion to draw from the information above is that despite the industry consolidation depicted in the graphic below, control of American media does not, as you claimed, reside in the hands of six billionaires.
- Time Warner major shareholders
- Disney major shareholders
- News Corporation major shareholders
- Viacom major shareholders -- Viacom, as of early 2016 (I don't know what has changed), is unique among this group in that although it is a publicly traded company, the company's bylaws accord voting rights only to Class A shareholders. Summer Redstone controls 80% of the Class A Stock, which comprises 20% of the company's total market capitalization.
- CBS -- About 80% of CBS is held by institutional investors
- Bertelsmann -- Bertelsmann is unique among the "big six" in that it is controlled by the Bertelsmann Foundation, which is run by a few individuals.
This now, in the course of one conversation topic, thrice in succession have made utterly implausible and unfounded assertions that, were you to research the details of the matter -- it's obvious you don't "off the top of your head" know what you are talking about -- you, presumably, would not have made. I don't know how often you are so procrustean or what specific remarks of yours reflect that behavior, but I do know I'm beginning to recognize your ID and associate with it a recurring pattern of inanity. For now, I can only that you are not alone in doing so.
Note:
- Andrew Breitbart, who died in 2012, said [Trump] wasn’t actually conservative. “Of course he’s not a conservative. He was for Nancy Pelosi before he was against Nancy Pelosi,” Breitbart said during a 2011 appearance on Fox News. (Source)
- Careful readers of the linked ownership/control content will observe that the Vanguard Group has a lot of positions in media corporations. The Vanguard Group is unique in that it is owned by its funds. The company’s different funds are then owned by the shareholders. Thus, the shareholders are the true owners of Vanguard. The company has no outside investors other than its shareholders. There is a good chance that readers here are shareholders in Vanguard Group.
usmbguest5318
Gold Member
If you are trying to claim that shareholders of the six largest media companies control what those companies report, you really need to think again.
What six billionaires?
In 2011, the following was the state of control for about 90% of media.
The infographic below is now out of date, but it's one I came across that illustrates that the notion that six individuals, to say nothing of six liberals or, as you claimed, the DNC, do not control media.
The difference betwee is that GE does not own NBC (or Comcast or any other media company) anymore. So that 6th company is now Comcast. And Time Warner doesn't own AOL, so Huffington Post, which like Breitbart News, the HuffPo was created by Andrew Breitbart [1], and isn't affiliated with Time Warner.
There are also major news organizations -- very reputable and influential, in fact -- not owned by what have been called the “big five" -- Time Warner, Disney, News Corporation (owned by the decidedly not-liberal Rupert Murdoch, Bertelsmann of Germany and Viacom.
Then there is the matter of the ownership of the top five or six media companies, most of which are very widely-held. [2]
- The New York Times is owned by the publicly-held New York Times Corporation.
- The Washington Post is owned by the publicly-held Washington Post Company.
- The Chicago Tribune and Los Angeles Times are both owned by the Tribune Company.
- Hearst Publications owns 12 newspapers including the San Francisco Chronicle, as well as magazines, television stations and cable and interactive media.
The logical conclusion to draw from the information above is that despite the industry consolidation depicted in the graphic below, control of American media does not, as you claimed, reside in the hands of six billionaires.
- Time Warner major shareholders
- Disney major shareholders
- News Corporation major shareholders
- Viacom major shareholders -- Viacom, as of early 2016 (I don't know what has changed), is unique among this group in that although it is a publicly traded company, the company's bylaws accord voting rights only to Class A shareholders. Summer Redstone controls 80% of the Class A Stock, which comprises 20% of the company's total market capitalization.
- CBS -- About 80% of CBS is held by institutional investors
- Bertelsmann -- Bertelsmann is unique among the "big six" in that it is controlled by the Bertelsmann Foundation, which is run by a few individuals.
This now, in the course of one conversation topic, thrice in succession have made utterly implausible and unfounded assertions that, were you to research the details of the matter -- it's obvious you don't "off the top of your head" know what you are talking about -- you, presumably, would not have made. I don't know how often you are so procrustean or what specific remarks of yours reflect that behavior, but I do know I'm beginning to recognize your ID and associate with it a recurring pattern of inanity. For now, I can only that you are not alone in doing so.
Note:
- Andrew Breitbart, who died in 2012, said [Trump] wasn’t actually conservative. “Of course he’s not a conservative. He was for Nancy Pelosi before he was against Nancy Pelosi,” Breitbart said during a 2011 appearance on Fox News. (Source)
- Careful readers of the linked ownership/control content will observe that the Vanguard Group has a lot of positions in media corporations. The Vanguard Group is unique in that it is owned by its funds. The company’s different funds are then owned by the shareholders. Thus, the shareholders are the true owners of Vanguard. The company has no outside investors other than its shareholders. There is a good chance that readers here are shareholders in Vanguard Group.
I didn't even mention reporting, let alone claim that shareholders control company reporting. Shareholders are the people to whom reporting is given; they are not the people who perform the reporting.
Why would you think that is the assertion I'm possibly making? That isn't even the topic of the discussion.
BTW, need I repeat the question?
gipper
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I did state"if."If you are trying to claim that shareholders of the six largest media companies control what those companies report, you really need to think again.
What six billionaires?
In 2011, the following was the state of control for about 90% of media.
The infographic below is now out of date, but it's one I came across that illustrates that the notion that six individuals, to say nothing of six liberals or, as you claimed, the DNC, do not control media.
The difference betwee is that GE does not own NBC (or Comcast or any other media company) anymore. So that 6th company is now Comcast. And Time Warner doesn't own AOL, so Huffington Post, which like Breitbart News, the HuffPo was created by Andrew Breitbart [1], and isn't affiliated with Time Warner.
There are also major news organizations -- very reputable and influential, in fact -- not owned by what have been called the “big five" -- Time Warner, Disney, News Corporation (owned by the decidedly not-liberal Rupert Murdoch, Bertelsmann of Germany and Viacom.
Then there is the matter of the ownership of the top five or six media companies, most of which are very widely-held. [2]
- The New York Times is owned by the publicly-held New York Times Corporation.
- The Washington Post is owned by the publicly-held Washington Post Company.
- The Chicago Tribune and Los Angeles Times are both owned by the Tribune Company.
- Hearst Publications owns 12 newspapers including the San Francisco Chronicle, as well as magazines, television stations and cable and interactive media.
The logical conclusion to draw from the information above is that despite the industry consolidation depicted in the graphic below, control of American media does not, as you claimed, reside in the hands of six billionaires.
- Time Warner major shareholders
- Disney major shareholders
- News Corporation major shareholders
- Viacom major shareholders -- Viacom, as of early 2016 (I don't know what has changed), is unique among this group in that although it is a publicly traded company, the company's bylaws accord voting rights only to Class A shareholders. Summer Redstone controls 80% of the Class A Stock, which comprises 20% of the company's total market capitalization.
- CBS -- About 80% of CBS is held by institutional investors
- Bertelsmann -- Bertelsmann is unique among the "big six" in that it is controlled by the Bertelsmann Foundation, which is run by a few individuals.
This now, in the course of one conversation topic, thrice in succession have made utterly implausible and unfounded assertions that, were you to research the details of the matter -- it's obvious you don't "off the top of your head" know what you are talking about -- you, presumably, would not have made. I don't know how often you are so procrustean or what specific remarks of yours reflect that behavior, but I do know I'm beginning to recognize your ID and associate with it a recurring pattern of inanity. For now, I can only that you are not alone in doing so.
Note:
- Andrew Breitbart, who died in 2012, said [Trump] wasn’t actually conservative. “Of course he’s not a conservative. He was for Nancy Pelosi before he was against Nancy Pelosi,” Breitbart said during a 2011 appearance on Fox News. (Source)
- Careful readers of the linked ownership/control content will observe that the Vanguard Group has a lot of positions in media corporations. The Vanguard Group is unique in that it is owned by its funds. The company’s different funds are then owned by the shareholders. Thus, the shareholders are the true owners of Vanguard. The company has no outside investors other than its shareholders. There is a good chance that readers here are shareholders in Vanguard Group.
I didn't even mention reporting, let alone claim that shareholders control company reporting. Shareholders are the people to whom reporting is given; they are not the people who perform the reporting.
Why would you think that is the assertion I'm possibly making? That isn't even the topic of the discussion.
BTW, need I repeat the question?
usmbguest5318
Gold Member
If you are trying to claim that shareholders of the six largest media companies control what those companies report, you really need to think again.
What six billionaires?
In 2011, the following was the state of control for about 90% of media.
The infographic below is now out of date, but it's one I came across that illustrates that the notion that six individuals, to say nothing of six liberals or, as you claimed, the DNC, do not control media.
The difference betwee is that GE does not own NBC (or Comcast or any other media company) anymore. So that 6th company is now Comcast. And Time Warner doesn't own AOL, so Huffington Post, which like Breitbart News, the HuffPo was created by Andrew Breitbart [1], and isn't affiliated with Time Warner.
There are also major news organizations -- very reputable and influential, in fact -- not owned by what have been called the “big five" -- Time Warner, Disney, News Corporation (owned by the decidedly not-liberal Rupert Murdoch, Bertelsmann of Germany and Viacom.
Then there is the matter of the ownership of the top five or six media companies, most of which are very widely-held. [2]
- The New York Times is owned by the publicly-held New York Times Corporation.
- The Washington Post is owned by the publicly-held Washington Post Company.
- The Chicago Tribune and Los Angeles Times are both owned by the Tribune Company.
- Hearst Publications owns 12 newspapers including the San Francisco Chronicle, as well as magazines, television stations and cable and interactive media.
The logical conclusion to draw from the information above is that despite the industry consolidation depicted in the graphic below, control of American media does not, as you claimed, reside in the hands of six billionaires.
- Time Warner major shareholders
- Disney major shareholders
- News Corporation major shareholders
- Viacom major shareholders -- Viacom, as of early 2016 (I don't know what has changed), is unique among this group in that although it is a publicly traded company, the company's bylaws accord voting rights only to Class A shareholders. Summer Redstone controls 80% of the Class A Stock, which comprises 20% of the company's total market capitalization.
- CBS -- About 80% of CBS is held by institutional investors
- Bertelsmann -- Bertelsmann is unique among the "big six" in that it is controlled by the Bertelsmann Foundation, which is run by a few individuals.
This now, in the course of one conversation topic, thrice in succession have made utterly implausible and unfounded assertions that, were you to research the details of the matter -- it's obvious you don't "off the top of your head" know what you are talking about -- you, presumably, would not have made. I don't know how often you are so procrustean or what specific remarks of yours reflect that behavior, but I do know I'm beginning to recognize your ID and associate with it a recurring pattern of inanity. For now, I can only that you are not alone in doing so.
Note:
- Andrew Breitbart, who died in 2012, said [Trump] wasn’t actually conservative. “Of course he’s not a conservative. He was for Nancy Pelosi before he was against Nancy Pelosi,” Breitbart said during a 2011 appearance on Fox News. (Source)
- Careful readers of the linked ownership/control content will observe that the Vanguard Group has a lot of positions in media corporations. The Vanguard Group is unique in that it is owned by its funds. The company’s different funds are then owned by the shareholders. Thus, the shareholders are the true owners of Vanguard. The company has no outside investors other than its shareholders. There is a good chance that readers here are shareholders in Vanguard Group.
I didn't even mention reporting, let alone claim that shareholders control company reporting. Shareholders are the people to whom reporting is given; they are not the people who perform the reporting.
Why would you think that is the assertion I'm possibly making? That isn't even the topic of the discussion.
BTW, need I repeat the question?
Okay.
Are you going to answer the question I posed to you?
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