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Role of the Media

Wait til Hannity uncovers footage of Kimmel trying to redistribute the wealth of a former Nixon speechwriter
 
A friend of mine published an op-ed in the NYTimes yesterday on natural disaster risks and environmental hazards facing our schools.

She made these interesting positive comments on Facebook about working with the NYTimes editorial team.

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A friend of mine published an op-ed in the NYTimes yesterday on natural disaster risks and environmental hazards facing our schools.

She made these interesting positive comments on Facebook about working with the NYTimes editorial team.

Some liberal nobody testified to the veracity of the NYT fact-checking process? Tell me more.
 
Jesus, the spaces! What is it with rubeness and spaces before punctuation?
 

A conservative dreams about sodomizing a minor.

More evidence they weren’t really praying for the victims.
 
This Boris Epshteyn stuff Sinclair makes their local news channels air sure is something:









 
Could have sworn freedom of the press was an important thing in the United States. Pretty sure the President has sworn to preserve, protect and defend that freedom of the press, too.
 
Exaggerated feelings of moral superiority” make liberals vulnerable to believing fake news, according to a study which looked at stories relating to Brexit and U.S. President Donald Trump.
Researchers at Nottingham Trent University found liberals and conservatives are equally likely to believe untrue news stories that correspond to their worldview and dismiss factual information that undermines it, but that their reasons for doing so differ.



While right-wingers “followed their gut instinct” in order to judge the veracity of news, high levels of “collective narcissism” — strong belief in the righteousness of their ideology and of others who share it — affected how liberals respond to stories.

Examining the concept of “fake news”, Dr. Craig Harper and Professor Thom Baguley carried out three studies to look at people’s responses to true and invented news articles relating to Trump and Brexit.

http://www.breitbart.com/london/2018/05/04/narcissism-liberal-belief-fake-news/
 
Aaaaannnnnnnddddd, Sailor with the Breitbart article. About fake news. C'mon dude, don't be so gullible.
 
Makes sense.

Pubs long ago decided that power (obtained by engendering a false narrative) was more important than believing or doing anything “right” or good.

Most liberals still believe in and care about right/wrong.
 
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