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Originally posted by AnIntellectualRedneck
You missed the point. By saying that these women were asking to be raped, she's assuming a-priori that a good many of these service men are potential rapists.
She's implying that the servicemen are, in general, uncontrolled animals.
It's not that simple and you have to know it. We don't just not like it, we are fundamentally opposed to the idea. It doesn't end at not watching it, we have to keep track of their lies in order to combat the ignorance they spew. If we don't keep aware then how do we know what kind of b.s. is being given to the people that are unlucky enough to still believe American media still tells unbiased truths? It causes problems far beyond what simply not watching, can cure.
Originally posted by MainLineThis
Only ignorant people confuse the programming on these networks for "news". Those ignorant useful idiots are pitted against each other by simplistic methods that are beyond their understanding.
Originally posted by neo96
reply to post by GogoVicMorrow
Zeig heil
Carry on with your book burning.
Originally posted by neo96
reply to post by Indigo5
Talk to me when you start holding CNN,MSNBC,ABC,CBS,NBC,CURRENTTV to the same standards you set for Fox News.
Originally posted by GogoVicMorrow
reply to post by neo96
Free speech is one thing, parading as a news organization and telling lies is another. There should be laws or a rating system in place that signify the trust worthiness of a news organization.
In February 2003, a Florida Court of Appeals unanimously agreed with an assertion by FOX News that there is no rule against distorting or falsifying the news in the United States.
Back in December of 1996, Jane Akre and her husband, Steve Wilson, were hired by FOX as a part of the Fox “Investigators” team at WTVT in Tampa Bay, Florida. In 1997 the team began work on a story about bovine growth hormone (BGH), a controversial substance manufactured by Monsanto Corporation. The couple produced a four-part series revealing that there were many health risks related to BGH and that Florida supermarket chains did little to avoid selling milk from cows treated with the hormone, despite assuring customers otherwise.
According to Akre and Wilson, the station was initially very excited about the series. But within a week, Fox executives and their attorneys wanted the reporters to use statements from Monsanto representatives that the reporters knew were false and to make other revisions to the story that were in direct conflict with the facts. Fox editors then tried to force Akre and Wilson to continue to produce the distorted story. When they refused and threatened to report Fox's actions to the FCC, they were both fired.(Project Censored #12 1997)
Akre and Wilson sued the Fox station and on August 18, 2000, a Florida jury unanimously decided that Akre was wrongfully fired by Fox Television when she refused to broadcast (in the jury's words) “a false, distorted or slanted story” about the widespread use of BGH in dairy cows. They further maintained that she deserved protection under Florida's whistle blower law. Akre was awarded a $425,000 settlement. Inexplicably, however, the court decided that Steve Wilson, her partner in the case, was ruled not wronged by the same actions taken by FOX.
FOX appealed the case, and on February 14, 2003 the Florida Second District Court of Appeals unanimously overturned the settlement awarded to Akre. The Court held that Akre’s threat to report the station’s actions to the FCC did not deserve protection under Florida’s whistle blower statute, because Florida’s whistle blower law states that an employer must violate an adopted “law, rule, or regulation." In a stunningly narrow interpretation of FCC rules, the Florida Appeals court claimed that the FCC policy against falsification of the news does not rise to the level of a "law, rule, or regulation," it was simply a "policy." Therefore, it is up to the station whether or not it wants to report honestly.
Originally posted by ignant
One third of military sex victims are reportedly MEN who were raped by other men,
go figure so that reporter is so underinformed and as dumb as her conclusion
Originally posted by MainLineThis
Fox news? Was this being reported as news at the top and bottom of the hour or was this part of the typical opinion based show that is used as filler by all the cable news networks?
For all the folks crying about fox news, please tell me what network you pimp and I will have no problem pulling up stuff from your network of choice that should make you cringe.
Only ignorant people confuse the programming on these networks for "news". Those ignorant useful idiots are pitted against each other by simplistic methods that are beyond their understanding.
If you like I can pull up a ton of things from CNN, msnbc, abc, NBC, CBS........that will make the same thread as you just did here.
Oh yeah, cry cry cry fox news is so evil...cry cry.....never mind the fact that in order to come to that conclusion means your ignorant of reality.
And yes, I dislike fox news. But I also have the ability to see reality, which allows me to post the way I do. The sad thing is there are too many ignorant people out there that lack the ability to see reality in the wider sense......thus we get threads about people crying about one news organization over another, while ignoring the root cause....which is demand. Get it?
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