Media Bias

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by mooby

I liked your unity speech Chico, but do we really need to sit here and act like all the extremes are on one side? I guess all those racist lone-wolfers don't count because they didn't pile up enough bodies? Every group, doesn't matter which side of the table, will always have a small percentage of people that are extremists. Every religion, every political group. This was an opportunity for people to set aside their political differences to come together for the common good, aka not dying because of their beliefs. I guess it's too late for that shit though. Carry on.

Crazies on both sides, absolutely true. But I think a major misconception should be addressed; liberal moral high ground. Right now I think you see a lot of the progressive movement (2010-now) what you saw in the religious right movement (1986ish-92) in the GOP. A lot of hypocrisy. Simply don't have the time to get into it...but the arrogance is quite frankly, disappointing. I think the intellectual elitism element was effectively crushed by the Trump election..."we can never lose this, we are too smart, how could we lose to Donald Trump? we got this election"...etc. That part of it is dead, intellectual high ground was promptly defeated at that point.


But the moral high ground...has had a strong argument thanks to George Dubwah. But right now you cant claim pacifism but continue to conduct political violence; You cant claim equality, but then restrict people's free speech; etc.


Not saying his act was politically motivated, but the insane piece of garbage in Portland who stabbed the heroes who came to the defense of the Muslims...Another Bernie supporter.





Step back yes...I think the mainstream media should be the first to do so. I also think labeling and language is a big part. Honesty probably the biggest part of doing so (president Trump Im looking at you too). Do we think "fake news" is a term that was born overnight? No...people have been very skeptical since Fox news became a standard for right-leaning journalism. But isn't it ironic how that kinda lead the way and the response from other news sources was to pick a side? So the media and its bias coverage did it to itself. And now there mad at being called out on it? really? Its extremely interesting time we live in.

Perfect example of Bias...what big piece of information is missing in the headline and the body of this article:Threatening letter sent to congressional candidate's home - CNNPolitics.com

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Crazies on both sides, absolutely true. But I think a major misconception should be addressed; liberal moral high ground. Right now I think you see a lot of the progressive movement (2010-now) what you saw in the religious right movement (1986ish-92) in the GOP. A lot of hypocrisy. Simply don't have the time to get into it...but the arrogance is quite frankly, disappointing. I think the intellectual elitism element was effectively crushed by the Trump election..."we can never lose this, we are too smart, how could we lose to Donald Trump? we got this election"...etc. That part of it is dead, intellectual high ground was promptly defeated at that point.


But the moral high ground...has had a strong argument thanks to George Dubwah. But right now you cant claim pacifism but continue to conduct political violence; You cant claim equality, but then restrict people's free speech; etc.


Not saying his act was politically motivated, but the insane piece of garbage in Portland who stabbed the heroes who came to the defense of the Muslims...Another Bernie supporter.





Step back yes...I think the mainstream media should be the first to do so. I also think labeling and language is a big part. Honesty probably the biggest part of doing so (president Trump Im looking at you too). Do we think "fake news" is a term that was born overnight? No...people have been very skeptical since Fox news became a standard for right-leaning journalism. But isn't it ironic how that kinda lead the way and the response from other news sources was to pick a side? So the media and its bias coverage did it to itself. And now there mad at being called out on it? really? Its extremely interesting time we live in.

Perfect example of Bias...what big piece of information is missing in the headline and the body of this article:Threatening letter sent to congressional candidate's home - CNNPolitics.com

You want people to blame someone fine,like I said it needs to start at the top first.


https://www.washingtonpost.com/opini...=.9cf49b427da1

Donald Trump is role model; kids try hate speech | The Sacramento Bee


https://www.lgbtqnation.com/2017/06/...-speech-signs/




.....how long before this looney gets his gun?


Keep pointing fingers Chico.





It's always the left isn't it Chico.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4UALOMSIiSc


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxHp8Hughd0

[mooby]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Crazies on both sides, absolutely true. But I think a major misconception should be addressed; liberal moral high ground. Right now I think you see a lot of the progressive movement (2010-now) what you saw in the religious right movement (1986ish-92) in the GOP. A lot of hypocrisy. Simply don't have the time to get into it...but the arrogance is quite frankly, disappointing. I think the intellectual elitism element was effectively crushed by the Trump election..."we can never lose this, we are too smart, how could we lose to Donald Trump? we got this election"...etc. That part of it is dead, intellectual high ground was promptly defeated at that point.


But the moral high ground...has had a strong argument thanks to George Dubwah. But right now you cant claim pacifism but continue to conduct political violence; You cant claim equality, but then restrict people's free speech; etc.


Not saying his act was politically motivated, but the insane piece of garbage in Portland who stabbed the heroes who came to the defense of the Muslims...Another Bernie supporter.





Step back yes...I think the mainstream media should be the first to do so. I also think labeling and language is a big part. Honesty probably the biggest part of doing so (president Trump Im looking at you too). Do we think "fake news" is a term that was born overnight? No...people have been very skeptical since Fox news became a standard for right-leaning journalism. But isn't it ironic how that kinda lead the way and the response from other news sources was to pick a side? So the media and its bias coverage did it to itself. And now there mad at being called out on it? really? Its extremely interesting time we live in.

Perfect example of Bias...what big piece of information is missing in the headline and the body of this article:Threatening letter sent to congressional candidate's home - CNNPolitics.com

I agree on your first point, if the left wants to win the next election (or even just swing some seats in Congress) they need to stop mocking Trump's voter base and try to find some common ground with them. I am certainly guilty of mocking Americans that I consider not as smart as myself, so feel free to lump me in with the left on this one. The forgotten middle class American that turned to Trump because the left (and specifically Hilldawg) ignored them is the major reason he won. It's a lot easier said than done though, and quite honestly my biggest hope is that eventually, in a few years, they will realize Trump has duped them along with every high ranking politician of the last few years.

Also I need to mention I didn't see or hear anything that the racist Portland stabber was a Bernie supporter. I did see the crazy shit he was talking during his court appearance and have read the transcripts from the shit he was talking in the patrol car, and it seems to me he just has mental health issues, so I'm not sure it's fair to talk about him like he's a sane guy who stabbed people in the name of his beliefs. So tl;dr, please back that up with a reputable source, aka no Breitbart or The Blaze.