NAOS
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dude, calm down. There is no way they attack the right more than Fox&co. attack anything that isn't currently praying or attacking the State. I hate MSNBC just as much, so I see your point.
Big Media: why they all sound the same
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dude, calm down. There is no way they attack the right more than Fox&co. attack anything that isn't currently praying or attacking the State. I hate MSNBC just as much, so I see your point.
I agree that MSNBC is liberal. The point being addressed was that it was liberal because of a liberal parent company slanting the entire media empire liberally. If you agree that GE does not closely control its media entities with regard to a liberal/conservative tendency, than we basically agree here.
Um, I never defended the mainstream media. I don't consider what they do news. However, we agree on this issue for the wrong reasons. I do because all the evidence and rational analysis point toward "business, not news". You do it because of a fantasy about a world by run puppeteers who are hiding behind every corner trying to get you. In other words, you hate them simply because they're mainstream. You just love the conspiracy. Your mind is too dependent on it. It can be an organization that does nothing but feed the hungry, and you'd jump on them for secretly poisoning their food.
I do not agree or disagree. I do not know how closely GE controls its media companies. I was just pointing out that at face value GE owning MSNBC paints GE in a liberal light.
I never ever said Fox News didn't attack the left. They obviously do. I have likened MSNBC to Fox numerous times on here. Also how did I ever give you the impression that I was riled up? No caps, swear words, insults or anything else.
On that we agree completely. I think CNN has the most "news" of any of major sources. However the news agencies in general are a pathetic sham. They simply exist to reinforce one bias or another.
What advantage would there be to GE to promote liberal politics? Do you see Universal Picture or Focus Features as liberal? Is NBC liberal overall, or just that component? Using one small property as a respresentative to the network seems iffy.
I was just commenting on GE owning MSNBC makes them look liberal on the surface. Wether they actually are or not I do not know. You are reading to much into what I said. I was mearly commenting that owning MSNBC makes them appear liberal at first glance.
PearlWatson
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Is GE liberal? Let's look into that.
After a GE image search I found this criticism:
After a GE image search I found this criticism:
TheSilencer1313
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Interesting.
Because every article you've ever sited to, towards any article I've ever sited has been mainstream media.
So you do agree that mainstream media's only obligation is to make money for their shareholders correct? The news means nothing to them.
Interesting fantasy of puppeteers huh?
Builderberg Group?
A group of biggest billionaires and politicians in the world meeting in pure secrecy every single year.
https://www.infowars.com/bilderberg-2012-the-official-list-of-participants/
The Council on Foreign Relations?
Members include some of the most esteemed founders of the biggest companies ever founded in history.
https://www.cfr.org/about/corporate/roster.html
They continue to praise world government progress.
https://www.infowars.com/clinton-talks-world-government-at-the-council-on-foreign-relations/
On yeah..... and the term "New World Order" was coined by these people, not by so-called "conspiracy theorists"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gaOUqKdkmhg&feature=youtube_gdata_player
We can move onto to the Trilateral Commision and the U.N. agenda if you like.
TheSilencer1313
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Is GE liberal? Let's look into that.
After a GE image search I found this criticism:
It's not about liberalism or neo-conservatism.
Both groups are the same, with a few tweaks thrown in.