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Sinister Cultural Marxist
23rd February 2011, 17:32
http://mediamatters.org/research/201102230006

......... :crying::crying::crying::crying:

I'm not normally for censorship or anything, but there is something seriously wrong about the fact that they call themselves a "News" organization. They should be allowed to stay on the air, but with a more appropriate title, like Fox Drivel, or Fox Lies, or Fox Nonsense. Really, like half of their stuff would be funny if it was on the onion.
Sinister Cultural Marxist
23rd February 2011, 17:37
http://www.gallup.com/poll/146276/Scaling-Back-State-Programs-Least-Three-Fiscal-Evils.aspx

the poll in question
Crux
23rd February 2011, 17:49
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Ocean Seal
23rd February 2011, 17:52
Wow, and I love how they cut it off right after the statistic is posted. I wonder if the unions can sue them for misinformation, or if the BIG BAD AUTHORITARIAN SOCIALISTgovernment can reprimand those freedom loving cappies for blatantly lying.
Pierre L'amour
23rd February 2011, 18:19
The media, along with the state, are extensions of corporations. The united states is nothing more than a corporatocracy maintaining the illusion of democracy.
Hoplite
23rd February 2011, 20:03
As much as I cant stand FOX...they did issue a correction.
GPDP
23rd February 2011, 20:12
As much as I cant stand FOX...they did issue a correction.

Yeah... 44 minutes after the fact.
Hoplite
23rd February 2011, 20:18
Yeah... 44 minutes after the fact.
I agree that it was a particularly stupid thing to do in the first place, but they made a mistake and corrected it. They could have easily ignored it and gone on with life.
KurtFF8
23rd February 2011, 22:01
I agree that it was a particularly stupid thing to do in the first place, but they made a mistake and corrected it. They could have easily ignored it and gone on with life.

Exactly, perhaps their bias led to the mistake, but the fact is they corrected the error in the very same broadcast, so I don't see the big deal here.