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The media is stupid

Page history last edited by Mike 12 years, 1 month ago

The media is stupid.

Reasons to agree

  1. If the media wasn't stupid, they would link to Wikipedia more often, to tell the rest of the story, but they don't want links leaving their sites, because they want to sell advertisements not educate people. 
  2. The media gives us what we want (+1) and Americans are stupid (+9).
  3. Fox news lies when they say we report you decide. (+2)
  4. I have compiled the truth on Mitt Romney's Gun Policy. I don't mean to sound arrogant. It wasn't that hard. I just found all of Romney's quotes and actions on the issue of Gun Control, and put them in context. I let you read the record, from the raw press releases, and decide for yourself. It is kind of boring, but the truth is often boring. That is why it doesn't sell as well as people calling each other names and yelling at each other. If the media was interested in finding the truth, they would link to this information. But they are not interested in finding the truth. They are interested in creating a boxing match and charging admission to see the fights. I have seen about 5 talking heads on Fox News say that Mitt Romney has flip-flopped on gun. I thought they reported, and let us decide? But no. They have decided for us. We are too stupid to think for ourselves. Why not check out his gun control policy and decide for yourself if he has flip-floped. 

 

Score: +5 (reasons to agree),  +12/2 = 6 (reasons to agree with reasons to agree = 11

 

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Quotes that agree

 

  1. The line between investigating and persecuting is a very fine one.” - Edward R. Murrow
  2. "Nothing can now be believed which is seen in a newspaper. Truth itself becomes suspicious by being put into that polluted vehicle." - Thomas Jefferson
  3. "To read a newspaper is to refrain from reading something worthwhile. The first discipline of education must therefore be to refuse resolutely to feed the mind with canned chatter". - Aleister Crowley

 

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