The bottomline is that there aren't any journalists who are completely objective outside of work. And they don't have to be. The problem arises when they fail to be objective at work, which is growing to be the norm, rather than the exception.Harmor wrote:
I'm not saying that she's not allowed to campaign or fund raise for the DNC, I'm pointing out that as a journalist then she is not objective.
Remember that story about FOX news' parent company donating to the republicans or some shit like that. Infact I made a thread about it.Harmor wrote:
I'm not saying that she's not allowed to campaign or fund raise for the DNC, I'm pointing out that as a journalist then she is not objective.
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You heard about that coup attempt in ecuador?eleven bravo wrote:
harmor got slaped
jews run the world in their star of david space shipeleven bravo wrote:
its the jewsmedia (get it? instead of "news" media)
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/programmes/f … 052011.stmWe had done our best to put our new friends at ease.
We had chosen a picturesque Chinese restaurant on the beachfront with dragon motifs and Chinese lanterns swinging in the breeze.
We had laid on a supply of chilled Tsingtao beer and the waiters were bringing out steaming plates of delicious Chinese food. Yet we still did not seem to be able to get past a kind of anxious "first date" formality.
One young entrepreneur, Jet, told me he had set up an air-conditioning business here five years ago. He laughed and chatted nervously about the trials of life in Africa, and his ambitions for his firm.
God... this is one of those awful catch-22 situations. Get stuck with more Bloomberg or get stuck with Quinn. It's like playing Russian Roulette with a loaded shotgun.Harmor wrote:
Is Bloomberg going to be the new Treasury Secretary and replace Timothy Geithner?
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Ever since the Ground Zero Mosque incident I was wondering why he was so supportive of Obama...maybe we'll know soon why?
Was hoaxed... NOoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!DBBrinson1 wrote:
LA is getting them.
Not when that $20 is better spent on keeping my creditors happy!Trotskygrad wrote:
would you donate $20 to buy food for the poor?
Every thanksgiving I buy a bag of food from publix for a impoverished family... It costs about $40.Trotskygrad wrote:
would you donate $20 to buy food for the poor?
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