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[luciazephyr]

"FOX has figured out that by simply putting a question mark at the end of something, you can say fucking anything!"

I have a growing urge to writing a report on the horrible lies and bias of FOX News so I can hand it over to the school district chairman who selected FOX as the channel to be on the televison and tell him "if you don't change that goddamn channel to something less fucked-up, I will make this a problem for you".

I've been doing some casual reading on FOX News' history and I am not happy with what editorials and (in particular) the Wiki has told me.


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Comments

[mice1900.livejournal.com]

I don't watch tv, and I definitely don't watch it for news. I get most of what's going around in the world from Common Ground's emails, and from the various alerts from NOW, Amnesty International and other sources, as well as my LJ flist. Yes, there's a liberal bias to my news sources, but considering the horrifying conservative bias of the usual "news" sources, this is to my advantage and covers things that the average American doesn't hear about until it's far too late.

The world is one screwed up place. Fox isn't going to be reporting on it anytime soon.

[scrunchy.livejournal.com]

Ok, I clicked Stephen over Jon, and I feel bad about it. Truth is, my love for BOTH of them runs so deeply it can't be quantified.

[turtlespeaks.livejournal.com]

I listen to NPR and read the BBC much more then I do anything else. Also, I hate the SF chronical. :P

[bipagan.livejournal.com]

I get my news from the radio... Wisconsin Public Radio/NPR/Randi Rhodes.