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7/2/2015 7:27:37 PM
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How is it biased when CNN tells you that 3,000 people died in a plane crash on September 11, 2001 by a terrorist group called Al-Qaeda?
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....... It's not. What's your point?
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That means that American news sources are not biased.
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That's one story. They are often biased and one sided
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Then name one that is biased and one-sided.
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Any story about African-Americans or Male on Female crime. They go all out and make a really big deal about them, but barely give any time to white crime. And they do NO stories on Female on Male crime. It's mostly about the commentary and how much they emphasize the topics. There's a huge disparity between how they report on stories based on which demographic is involved. Also, they portray all Muslims as terrorists.
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*facepalm I would explain how stupid your statement was, but I'm just going to leave the conversation. I seems that my words aren't hitting your ears. Good day.
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[quote]It seems that my words aren't hitting your ears.[/quote] What words? You made a claim and loosely backed it with one example. Unless you made a comment that I'm not seeing that actually details why you're right and I'm wrong, then I don't know what words you're talking about. If you had actually taken down my case and proven yours correct, and I still insisted, then you can say that, but you haven't, so don't just use that as a failsafe. You can leave the argument if you please, but for future reference, don't just say that the other person is stupid and leave. It just makes you look defensive. And if you are going to do that, actually let them make their case first. And also make a legitimate argument yourself before doing so. Have a nice day and a good life.
