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But if it is true shouldn't they report it if they want to?Journalists are supposed to gather their own facts, if it's not true don't report it.
Aside from the "lib" reference, so what? Are lies only meaningful when they're directed at congress or other powerful entities? "I'm not sorry dear that I lied to you about all the affairs I've been having, because unlike the US Congress you're simply not worthy of being told the truth."It's not like the man was lying to congress like some libs we know.
But if it is true shouldn't they report it if they want to?
TRUTH 1) The President sent out his press secretary to "utter a provable falsehood,"
TRUTH 2) As we see in the video, that Kellyanne Conway said that press secretary Sean Spicer uttered an "alternative fact."
Both facts that qualify as being reportable.
Aside from the "lib" reference, so what? Are lies only meaningful when they're directed at congress or other powerful entities? "I'm not sorry dear that I lied to you about all the affairs I've been having, but unlike the US Congress you're simply not worthy of being told the truth."
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What objective means do you use to sort out "reportable" facts from "fake news"?Obama ordering bombing on Libya his last day was a reportable fact too, but they didn't. They report on trivial news that isn't news, which is why we call them the fake news. Not that they don't have facts, but they don't report news.
What objective means do you use to sort out "reportable" facts from "fake news"?
I would advise you think long and hard on your reply.
I suspect you are unaware of the corner you just backed yourself into.
you did not answer the question.That stuff on the news today compared to the stuff on the news say 16 years ago when the news had some integrity left.
It's not my goal to change your mind, only to voice my opinion. To symbolically spit on the news stations of today.you did not answer the question.
Here it is again:
You seem to be guilty of the exact thing you whine so much about.What objective means do you use to sort out "reportable" facts from "fake news"?
You did notice my post where I said the lady in the OP video is a prime example of what is wrong right?
Do you really think that you doing the same thing will some how change my mind?
Thank you for the clarification.It's not my goal to change your mind, only to voice my opinion. To symbolically spit on the news stations of today.
Actually I was just stating the truth, and the obvious, do you live in the alternative Universe Trump inhabits?? If someone actually believes, as Trump stated, that more people attended his inauguration than Obama's then they are a special kind of stupid, there's no doubt about it. Even Trump is smart enough to know full well that he was lying!!
That stuff on the news today compared to the stuff on the news say 16 years ago when the news had some integrity left.
You are stating your opinion, which is fine , just not necessarily fact. Don't know why you feel the need to be so personally insulting though.
Without buying into the left/right paradigm, if you truly believe the news today has changed so much from 16 years ago (and in many meaningful ways, I would agree it has), then using 16 year old techniques of gathering and discerning information would seem to be problematic.
Unless you see a path by which the media reverts to 16 year old models of doing business? Because pragmatically that has proven to be largely a path to bankruptcy.
Hire journalists with integrity?
Good point, shooting from the hip often misses its mark.No offence, but that seems glib. Media is not a social service any more than any other for-profit business. Traditional models of gathering information, checking facts, etc, results in a slowing down of the news cycle. The whole reason for a shift in news delivery is because of the demand for quick news. Anything a day old is now considered 'old'.
Note, this is NOT an argument of quality. It's simply an argument of economic realism.
The journalistic integrity has been hamstrung, largely as a result of 'efficient' news delivery to the masses, including social media, 24 hours news channels, and the subversion of traditional print journalism.
Hiring 'journalists with integrity' is actually not the problem here. Rewarding journalists with integrity, and valuing slower and more considered news delivery is.
Good point, shooting from the hip often misses its mark.
No offence, but that seems glib. Media is not a social service any more than any other for-profit business. Traditional models of gathering information, checking facts, etc, results in a slowing down of the news cycle. The whole reason for a shift in news delivery is because of the demand for quick news. Anything a day old is now considered 'old'.
Note, this is NOT an argument of quality. It's simply an argument of economic realism.
The journalistic integrity has been hamstrung, largely as a result of 'efficient' news delivery to the masses, including social media, 24 hours news channels, and the subversion of traditional print journalism.
Hiring 'journalists with integrity' is actually not the problem here. Rewarding journalists with integrity, and valuing slower and more considered news delivery is.
You are totally right. Lyndon should becareful what he says.You just insulted a heck of a lot of people.
An arrogant and rude attitude.
I admire your fire but detest your lack of finesse.
I suppose even nice rabbits can have bad habits.
But was it before or during the inauguration?Yes, from what I can tell they are indeed pictures of the National Mall.
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Apparently it was before. CNN refute themselves. If you watch CNN's gigapixel shots (which I must say is quite impressive, and just shows how big brother can watch you from way back) you'll see that as usual, CNN fake news.But was it before or during the inauguration?