You are the one who knew about the apparently very political Diamond and Silk. Were people in your knitting group complaining about how they were being treated so unfairly?
It's called 'doing the research,' which isn't the same as subscribing to a blog or facebook page.
Seriously? Let's exaggerate and hypothesize that Facebook, the company, is 80/20 liberal. Let's exaggerate and hypothesize that Facebook users are 80/20 liberal. That leaves over 400 million Conservative Facebook users who pass around conservative "news"? So, I stand by my comment about news sources.
You sound like the fundie theists telling folks that they "just need to open their eyes and see the glory of god".
How many times do I need to hear Trump yell "Fake News" to know that he will yell "Fake News" anytime someone says something about him that he doesn't like? How many times do I need to turn on Fox to know they will agree with him?
Well, at least once.
BTW, I follow my own policy regarding religious beliefs with politics, as well. I do not use, as a primary source, or even as a confirming source, anybody but a believer for information regarding beliefs or practices. If I want to know what the Baptists believe, I ask a Baptist. If I want to know what the Democrats think, I go to a Democrat. I do NOT go to CNN to find out what Trump 'really' thinks, and I do NOT go to Fox News to find out what Pelosi "really thinks."
I find that one gets a better and more accurate view of what's happening when one uses that method of learning stuff. So...yeah, I'll go to CNN and MSNBC and even Huffington and Washington Post, when I want to see what the left is thinking.
I don't take Hannity's word for that.
On the other hand, I'm not about to figure that CNN opinion folks get anybody on the right...er, right.
That you will not look at, or read, any right wing thing, but get all your information from strictly left wing sources, tells me that, well.....yeah. You mention evangelicals with some disdain. (shrug) Well, they do have a point; how can you judge anything unless you learn about it from those who follow it?
You may eventually decide that their position is nonsense, but if and when you do, you will have done so for accurate reasons.
How many times do I need to hear someone on Fox complain about the horrors of ACA before I realize that that's all I'm going to hear from Fox. By the way, I didn't coin "Faux News" but it is appropriate.
At least once or twice. Preferably more than once, but hey; once would be good.
OK. What's your point? Are you admitting that you are a very biased rightwing conservative?
Yep. I am. I don't think that 'very' applies, since I do think that the liberals have a point on some issues, but that I'm a biased conservative (which is 'right wing')? Sure. However, I got that way honestly, and my bias has grown because I'm willing to look at what the left has to say for itself, and not view everything through the lens of right wing opinion pundits. You, obviously, are biased left. Are you biased left because you understand what the right has to say (because you've actually heard what they have to say from THEM,) or are you biased left because your left wing sources tell you what the conservatives REALLY think?
As I said above, I already know what the other side is going to say. Want an example? I haven't watched Fox for at least a week. I'd venture to say they supported Trump's decision to completely close the border with Mexico. I'd venture to say that NOW they are supporting Trump's decision to wait a year before imposing 25% tariffs on cars and then closing the border.
Then why bother? You just made it clear that listening to "the librul media" upsets you. You aren't listening to the other side with an open mind, you watch the librul media to feed your anger.
It wouldn't upset me if I didn't actually watch it, y'know. Nothing upsets me if I don't participate in the process.