Double Standards?
No, not at all. Fox is above all that. In cased you missed it:
Matt's ScribblepadQuick, off the cuff, observational, personal nonsense. And tasty, tasty hamsteaks.Double Standards?No, not at all. Fox is above all that. In cased you missed it: Palin Historical ReenactmentSarah Palin continues her buffoonery. I look forward to future installments of Palin's history lesson that include the seminal moment of the War of 1812, when Canadian mounties torched the whitehouse via rabid squirrels. To say nothing of the epic teaming of Sacagawea and Sasquach, who retaliated by dumping all that maple syrup into Quebec Harbor. One thing we all can agree on: History is way more fun when you can just make shit up. Tone Deaf. Ton Def. Tun Duf.This aired last night. It's probably the most perfect four plus minutes of criticism, and though the subject matter is fluff, the essential kernal of FoxNews Suckitude is very large.
The Magic of TimingLast night, an episode of The Colbert Report included a segment that was an absolute gem. Oddly, some truth is stuck in a few observations that were rightly ignored by us over the past week, but which become evident after yesterdays' news. Each president has takes timing into consideration whenever they reveal. Sometimes it's boring and policy related. Other times it's... well, priceless. Wisconsin HeatSecret voting and lavish, luxury, gold-plated spendthrift teacher homes can mean only one thing. Yeah, another video.
Double StandardsHere's another saveable video from a Daily Show last week. Got a simplistic double standard to ward off air-tight criticism? Fuggeddaboutit.
Colbert and Foxy Religious IgnoranceOn the subject of taking a more meh stance on helping the poor: And, while we're at it, screw that science stuff. God did it. Rube. Newstasticalinfotainment Research Log #1I've decided I need to post some really classic examples of Fox's... let's call it "lack of credibility" so that I can reference them, when needed. First, this recently made the rounds. It's an example of an insidious method of deception that will be probably be explained away as a 'mistake'. Oops.
Next, this is a classic Daily Show bit from October of 2009 entitled "What the Fox." It addresses Fox's very strong divide between news and opinion. Man Defeated by Life
This is a heartbreaking loss for Dave. I was rooting for him, but sometimes, you just don't get what you want.
So You're Living in a Police StateHere's some classic Colbert from back in his days on The Daily Show: |
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