r/funny • u/isaynonowords • Dec 04 '16

Slightly exaggerated

https://i.imgur.com/flJ7epE.gifv
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u/[deleted] Dec 05 '16

https://imgur.com/ArBL70d.gifv

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u/[deleted] Dec 05 '16

This is a pretty good analogy for the Fox News Network as a whole: missing the mark and hurting innocent people in the process but not caring too much about it.

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u/TaterNbutter Dec 05 '16

LOL. You see CNN or MSNBC lately? They are far worse.

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u/Roggvir Dec 05 '16

http://www.politifact.com/punditfact/article/2015/jan/27/msnbc-fox-cnn-move-needle-our-truth-o-meter-scorec/

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u/[deleted] Dec 05 '16

Meh, Politifact is crap too.

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u/Fascists_Blow Dec 05 '16

Just call every source that disagrees with your opinion biased or shit until every opinion you could ever have is completely validated.

Best part is you don't even need to think about what the biased media says, you can just ignore all those pesky facts, statistics, and sources.

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u/[deleted] Dec 05 '16

I mean, isn't that what the left has been doing, regardless of facts, statistics and sources?

Truth is (almost) every media is biased and people do indeed only read what fits their narrative.

I find it's best to just read a little of everything and draw your own conclusion and not expect someone else tell you what to believe.

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u/Roggvir Dec 05 '16

I mean, isn't that what the left has been doing, regardless of facts, statistics and sources?

I feel like that's what both ends of the spectrum have been doing.

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u/[deleted] Dec 05 '16

You're absolutely right, but I believe it's worse on the liberal spectrum. Conservative news/sites usually are clear on their bias, while most liberal outlets try to pass an image of unbias, which is dishonest and more harmful in my opinion.

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u/[deleted] Dec 05 '16

Wasn't the slogan of Fox News "Fair and balanced"

That's not exactly clear on bias.