The Hatred That Many Have for Fox News is Simply Partisanship, page 9


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reply posted on 18-11-2012 @ 08:56 PM by ThirdEyeofHorus
reply to post by steve1709





wild comment by some authoratative floozy (well she seemed to think that she was authoratative imo). They were talking about the "fiscal cliff",


I thought your post was deserving of a dictionary definition of the word "floozie". Here's one from the Free dictionary

A woman regarded as tawdry or sexually promiscuous

www.thefreedictionary.com...


So you are calling a woman on a news channel you do not know a sexually promiscuous person? In the workplace that could be a lawsuit in progress.
Also, authoratative = authoritative for those who are spelling challenged.

Now, about that fiscal cliff. People have been predicting the collapse of the economy for a while now. And Glenn Beck predicted we would be like Greece if we don't do something. We have to stop the spending binge of govt. Everything needs to be cut, not just a few trinkets.
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reply posted on 18-11-2012 @ 09:21 PM by ThirdEyeofHorus
reply to post by johncarter



oh right because MSNBC is so full of truly authoritative, intelligent, balanced, and civic commentators.

liberalsinmedia.blogspot.com...

This post goes to everyone who thinks that their favorite news show is the best.


reply posted on 18-11-2012 @ 09:38 PM by ThirdEyeofHorus
reply to post by ColoradoJens



So what is your point? Are you trying to prove that Carter and Brzezinski didn't trap a US ally and throw him under the bus?

At least Carter tried to beef up security in dangerous places where our embassies might come under attack.
Carter threw the Shah under the bus and supported Khomeini
www.canadafreepress.com...

Anyway, Carter and Brzezinski made things very difficult for our relations in Iran

Back to the topic of the thread, MSNBC, CNN, and abc are all pront to allowing their commentator to go a little bit nuts at times. Ed Schultz being the most vitriolic and rude, ratigan comes next in line. Maddow is clearly biased left but at least she has some self control(unless I just missed her ranting uncontrollably).
Here are plenty of examples of news bias
www.akdart.com...


Here is why I won't watch MSNBC any more (besides the rest of their biased coverage of 2008 elelctions)
Olbermann's bizarre rant about suiciding his Dad



It was so over the top and a bias toward Obamacare and doctor assisted suicide it made me sick to watch

and some of the comments for the vid are nuts too
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reply posted on 18-11-2012 @ 09:41 PM by freedomwv
reply to post by ModernAcademia



OP you have a point which I can admit is very true for some people. There are cases when hating Fox News is partisanship and political hacks going off the rails.

Yet, I also understand that the mainstream media, while useful for sourcing and getting big stories out to the masses, are riddled with propaganda masters who lean toward favor for the capitalist class. Everyone who is involved in news reporting will engage in propaganda; that is the nature of media. A person`s own political learning, or personal beliefs, will effect the way a story is reported. Some people are better at including all the facts surrounding a story than others but there will still be propaganda placed into the story all the same.


reply posted on 18-11-2012 @ 09:51 PM by iwilliam
I think the fact that fox considers themselves to be "entertainment," or that they won a court case regarding their right to LIE on the air, shouldn't be as conveniently ignored or talked around as it seems to be by most blind fox supporters.



Originally posted by JiggyPotamus
To quote the founder himself, Fox news is not about giving people the news, but about promoting an ideology. You show me another owner who has said that about the news they give to millions of Americans everyday. Fox, by its own admission, misleads people.




And for the record, isn't the owner in question a FOREIGNER? Why are so many americans so willing to listen to the agenda and opinions of a foreigner? And before you try to argue that the "journalists" and opinion people do express their own ideas, do consider that nothing would ever make it to air that the owner did not want or agree with. Didn't that one reporter...or was it two(?)... actually get fired for refusing to lie, or change a story...?

I'm not normally one for limitations on freedom, but I don't think a foreigner should be allowed to even own a "news" outlet that large, broadcasting into this country.


Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
So you are calling a woman on a news channel you do not know a sexually promiscuous person? In the workplace that could be a lawsuit in progress.



Good thing we're not in the workplace. And I'm not sure the word was wholly unwarranted, either. Did you see the pictures that other poster was drooling over just a page or two back, or some of the other tight-fitting outfits they make these women squeeze into? And if you imagine that some of these women are chosen for their merits as journalists over their physical appearance...well... I guess at this point I can no longer really be shocked by anything coming from ultra-conservatives or faux news fans.


reply posted on 18-11-2012 @ 10:18 PM by timidgal
reply to post by ModernAcademia


Well of course it is because they keep trying to proliferate and expand the advocacy of their partisian positions. Whatever happened to the notion that our local media is supposed to be comprised of individuals with differing beliefs and opinions? The idea of having a completely unbiased media is a complete misnomer because their political, aka financial, puppetmasters steer the ship at the end of the day, so I would settle for just a bunch of couragous individuals who can provide some well-balanced food for thought...

TG



reply posted on 18-11-2012 @ 10:35 PM by ThirdEyeofHorus
reply to post by iwilliam



I am actually glad to see women dressing more femininely rather than the boring but very businesslike suits newsanchorwomen used to wear. (no more of that Betty Friedan communist attack on women being feminine and wearing lipstick and such) Greta is still always appropriate. But Floozie has a connotation which I think is stupid when making partisan attacks on a network.

And the attacks on Sarah palin were definitely over the top and inappropriate, but where are the libs in defending her right not to be harassed sexually? Oh yah they were all right there calling her names.
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reply posted on 18-11-2012 @ 10:49 PM by ThirdEyeofHorus
reply to post by iwilliam





And if you imagine that some of these women are chosen for their merits as journalists over their physical appearance...well


Are you trying to assert that Rachel Maddow is somehow more intelligent because she dresses like a guy? Or because she is practically a guy?


reply posted on 18-11-2012 @ 10:56 PM by timidgal
Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
reply to
post by iwilliam



I am actually glad to see women dressing more femininely rather than the boring but very businesslike suits newsanchorwomen used to wear. (no more of that Betty Friedan communist attack on women being feminine and wearing lipstick and such) Greta is still always appropriate. But Floozie has a connotation which I think is stupid when making partisan attacks on a network.

And the attacks on Sarah palin were definitely over the top and inappropriate, but where are the libs in defending her right not to be harassed sexually? Oh yah they were all right there calling her names.
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I'm not quite sure what point you're trying to make. What does the appearance of these news anchorwomen have to do with the partisonship of the media? I can understand your comments about their refusal to speak up in defense of Sarah Pallin (if you thought that they should), but what does their dress code have to do with any of this? Perhaps I'm missing something to your point?
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reply posted on 18-11-2012 @ 10:59 PM by ThirdEyeofHorus
Originally posted by timidgal
Originally posted by ThirdEyeofHorus
reply to
post by iwilliam



I am actually glad to see women dressing more femininely rather than the boring but very businesslike suits newsanchorwomen used to wear. (no more of that Betty Friedan communist attack on women being feminine and wearing lipstick and such) Greta is still always appropriate. But Floozie has a connotation which I think is stupid when making partisan attacks on a network.

And the attacks on Sarah palin were definitely over the top and inappropriate, but where are the libs in defending her right not to be harassed sexually? Oh yah they were all right there calling her names.
edit on 18-11-2012 by ThirdEyeofHorus because: (no reason given)
edit on 18-11-2012 by ThirdEyeofHorus because: (no reason given)

I'm not quite sure what point you're trying to make. What does the appearance of these news anchorwomen have to do with the partisonship of the media? I can understand your comments about their refusal to speak up in defense of Sarah Pallin (if you thought that they should), but what does their dress code have to do with any of this? Perhaps I'm missing something to your point?
edit on 11/18/2012 by timidgal because: (no reason given)


You tell me? I was answering the guy who called Fox commentators floozies and I think it was quite sexist of him/her.


reply posted on 18-11-2012 @ 11:05 PM by timidgal
reply to post by ThirdEyeofHorus


I didn't see that post so I apologize for directing my comments to you instead of him/her. On behalf of all the woman participants here at ATS, thanks for standing up against such an ignorant insult and again, my apologies for selecting the wrong target...

TG
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