The media is owned by the left and they lie like rugs. It would be great if reporters went back to ethical standards instead of trying to get their candidate elected at any cost and entire news organizations dedicate themselves to their candidate.
Thank God the American people saw through the BS this time.
You really are some kind of stupid.
And God? Really? Yes, God appreciates good hate speech.
You are the dumbest motherfucker I've ever argued with on the internet. And that says a lot.
Everything happens according to Gods plan. Only hate speech I hear comes form the left and God ain't happy according to the election results.
The media is owned by the left and they lie like rugs. It would be great if reporters went back to ethical standards instead of trying to get their candidate elected at any cost and entire news organizations dedicate themselves to their candidate.
Thank God the American people saw through the BS this time.
You really are some kind of stupid.
And God? Really? Yes, God appreciates good hate speech.
You are the dumbest motherfucker I've ever argued with on the internet. And that says a lot.
Everything happens according to Gods plan. Only hate speech I hear comes form the left and God ain't happy according to the election results.
Trump played the game better, and that's definitely why he won. But are we really happy with a political system that rewards spreading propaganda?
John Oliver showed a graph that basically said that 60% (40% conservative and 20% liberal) of the "news" that was shared on Facebook was bullshit. And that a surprising number of Americans now get their news exclusively through social media.
Regardless of the outcome, we should all we wary of this wave of anti-intellectualism (both sides are guilty) that has only made us dumber and more divided as a country.
I know we all like to joke about "x is your source???" but we should start taking that question more seriously.
The New York Times admitted the national media isn't much better. There honestly isn't a credible source anymore. When the media went from reporting news to grabbing headlines and ratings they joined the group.
It's almost like you should read multiple sources then judge the truth.
Exactly, except when 90% of the time you get other sources writing the exact opposite. The media isn't what it used to be. Instead of just reporting the facts, they've become nothing more than a compilation of individual opinion pieces. This goes for the New York Times, Washington Post, CNN, Fox News, Breitbart, MSNBC, ABC, etc. So good luck with that.
The media is owned by the left and they lie like rugs. It would be great if reporters went back to ethical standards instead of trying to get their candidate elected at any cost and entire news organizations dedicate themselves to their candidate.
Thank God the American people saw through the BS this time.
You really are some kind of stupid.
And God? Really? Yes, God appreciates good hate speech.
You are the dumbest motherfucker I've ever argued with on the internet. And that says a lot.
Everything happens according to Gods plan. Only hate speech I hear comes form the left and God ain't happy according to the election results.
Trump played the game better, and that's definitely why he won. But are we really happy with a political system that rewards spreading propaganda?
John Oliver showed a graph that basically said that 60% (40% conservative and 20% liberal) of the "news" that was shared on Facebook was bullshit. And that a surprising number of Americans now get their news exclusively through social media.
Regardless of the outcome, we should all we wary of this wave of anti-intellectualism (both sides are guilty) that has only made us dumber and more divided as a country.
I know we all like to joke about "x is your source???" but we should start taking that question more seriously.
The scary part is that people believe some of the shit that gets posted. Common sense is now a superpower.
I agree that's scary that people believe non-factual shit and it mostly falls on the uneducated or people that lack critical thinking ability. Numerous times during the election, Republican talking heads would flat out deny facts because they didn't believe them. I'm not saying that Newt Gringrichdawg is uneducated or can't think critically though. I'm saying that the facts didn't fit his narrative so he would ignore them and then the Trumpers would lap it up.
To say that common sense is a superpower only illustrates what most of us have been saying about you.
Trump played the game better, and that's definitely why he won. But are we really happy with a political system that rewards spreading propaganda?
John Oliver showed a graph that basically said that 60% (40% conservative and 20% liberal) of the "news" that was shared on Facebook was bullshit. And that a surprising number of Americans now get their news exclusively through social media.
Regardless of the outcome, we should all we wary of this wave of anti-intellectualism (both sides are guilty) that has only made us dumber and more divided as a country.
I know we all like to joke about "x is your source???" but we should start taking that question more seriously.
The scary part is that people believe some of the shit that gets posted. Common sense is now a superpower.
I agree that's scary that people believe non-factual shit and it mostly falls on the uneducated or people that lack critical thinking ability. Numerous times during the election, Republican talking heads would flat out deny facts because they didn't believe them. I'm not saying that Newt Gringrichdawg is uneducated or can't think critically though. I'm saying that the facts didn't fit his narrative so he would ignore them and then the Trumpers would lap it up.
To say that common sense is a superpower only illustrates what most of us have been saying about you.
Trump played the game better, and that's definitely why he won. But are we really happy with a political system that rewards spreading propaganda?
John Oliver showed a graph that basically said that 60% (40% conservative and 20% liberal) of the "news" that was shared on Facebook was bullshit. And that a surprising number of Americans now get their news exclusively through social media.
Regardless of the outcome, we should all we wary of this wave of anti-intellectualism (both sides are guilty) that has only made us dumber and more divided as a country.
I know we all like to joke about "x is your source???" but we should start taking that question more seriously.
The scary part is that people believe some of the shit that gets posted. Common sense is now a superpower.
I agree that's scary that people believe non-factual shit and it mostly falls on the uneducated or people that lack critical thinking ability. Numerous times during the election, Republican talking heads would flat out deny facts because they didn't believe them. I'm not saying that Newt Gringrichdawg is uneducated or can't think critically though. I'm saying that the facts didn't fit his narrative so he would ignore them and then the Trumpers would lap it up.
To say that common sense is a superpower only illustrates what most of us have been saying about you.
I feel that it's only fair to take an aggregate view of deceptiveness in the media. Did people read fake news stories on Facebook that influenced who they voted for? Sure. Did people read intentionally misleading article headlines from the New York Times and other newspapers that influenced who they voted for? Absolutely.
I feel that it's only fair to take an aggregate view of deceptiveness in the media. Did people read fake news stories on Facebook that influenced who they voted for? Sure. Did people read intentionally misleading article headlines from the New York Times and other newspapers that influenced who they voted for? Absolutely.
If there's one thing I hate, it's misleading headlines.
I feel that it's only fair to take an aggregate view of deceptiveness in the media. Did people read fake news stories on Facebook that influenced who they voted for? Sure. Did people read intentionally misleading article headlines from the New York Times and other newspapers that influenced who they voted for? Absolutely.
If there's one thing I hate, it's misleading headlines.
Trump played the game better, and that's definitely why he won. But are we really happy with a political system that rewards spreading propaganda?
John Oliver showed a graph that basically said that 60% (40% conservative and 20% liberal) of the "news" that was shared on Facebook was bullshit. And that a surprising number of Americans now get their news exclusively through social media.
Regardless of the outcome, we should all we wary of this wave of anti-intellectualism (both sides are guilty) that has only made us dumber and more divided as a country.
I know we all like to joke about "x is your source???" but we should start taking that question more seriously.
The scary part is that people believe some of the shit that gets posted. Common sense is now a superpower.
It's sad to see how far this board has fallen when this post isn't getting destroyed. Let me help...
Trump played the game better, and that's definitely why he won. But are we really happy with a political system that rewards spreading propaganda?
John Oliver showed a graph that basically said that 60% (40% conservative and 20% liberal) of the "news" that was shared on Facebook was bullshit. And that a surprising number of Americans now get their news exclusively through social media.
Regardless of the outcome, we should all we wary of this wave of anti-intellectualism (both sides are guilty) that has only made us dumber and more divided as a country.
I know we all like to joke about "x is your source???" but we should start taking that question more seriously.
The scary part is that people believe some of the shit that gets posted. Common sense is now a superpower.
It's sad to see how far this board has fallen when this post isn't getting destroyed. Let me help...
You. Are. Those. People.
Destroying a Sledog or Hondo poast is like screaming "Fire Romar".
It's easy and obvious and doesn't make a damned bit of difference.
Trump played the game better, and that's definitely why he won. But are we really happy with a political system that rewards spreading propaganda?
John Oliver showed a graph that basically said that 60% (40% conservative and 20% liberal) of the "news" that was shared on Facebook was bullshit. And that a surprising number of Americans now get their news exclusively through social media.
Regardless of the outcome, we should all we wary of this wave of anti-intellectualism (both sides are guilty) that has only made us dumber and more divided as a country.
I know we all like to joke about "x is your source???" but we should start taking that question more seriously.
The scary part is that people believe some of the shit that gets posted. Common sense is now a superpower.
It's sad to see how far this board has fallen when this post isn't getting destroyed. Let me help...
You. Are. Those. People.
Destroying a Sledog or Hondo poast is like screaming "Fire Romar".
It's easy and obvious and doesn't make a damned bit of difference.
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How do you remember to breathe?
http://www.mediaite.com/online/foxnews-com-closes-comment-section-on-malia-obama-article-after-avalanche-of-racism/
You are a special stupid.
https://mediamatters.org/blog/2014/02/21/here-are-13-other-repugnant-comments-ted-nugent/198174
Let me guess, Ted Nugent isn't conservative now?
To say that common sense is a superpower only illustrates what most of us have been saying about you.
Fucking bandwidth massacres.
It's almost like you are a lemming.
You. Are. Those. People.
It's easy and obvious and doesn't make a damned bit of difference.