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Originally Posted by VinylBoy Again, you're making an issue about something I don't even care about. |
If you don't care, you don't care. I tend to care if someone stares me in the face and lies. Sorry that you don't.
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Originally Posted by VinylBoy McCain is far from neutral. Sourcing the website ontheissues.org, you'll see that...~snip~ |
Emphasis on "seems". As in, not in reality. Because there is no apparent "drama" surrounding his name. Because he's not in a polarizing debate about who's 7" penis is larger. It'd do justice if you read the words that I typed. And we'll get to THAT later.
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Originally Posted by VinylBoy You misinterpreted my statement. That seems to happen a lot around here for some reason.  |
No, I'm pretty sure I interpreted it the best way that I could. And honestly, I don't think you addressed my point. Why not just throw a random vote in and hope for the best?
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Originally Posted by VinylBoy Again, stop trying to shove your misinterpretations of my statements down my throat....Again, it makes absolutely no sense unless you're making issues out of stories that really aren't. |
I asked a question. Simple as that. Hit dogs do holler, though. And I'm pretty sure accountability has something to do with who one chooses to vote for.
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Originally Posted by VinylBoy Whatever, kid. You chose a $5 word for what is basically a ten cent debate in an attempt to appear more intelligent or knowledgeable on the subject matter. Don't get on my case if I called you on it. Besides, we'll get back to this in a moment.  |
Do you understand the definition of connotation? If not, then maybe you should grab the thesaurus, the dictionary, a college English teacher or something. I wasn't aware that "incongruent" was a $5 word.
Any simpleton who takes Algebra in High School knows what "congruent" means. In latin, the prefix "in" denotes the opposite of. Seems like preschool reasoning to me.
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Originally Posted by VinylBoy And somehow we forget that she was first lady in Arkansas to a then Governor Bill Clinton in 1979? Clinton has been involved with politics MUCH longer than Obama, even if she didn't have an office title. Ironically, this happened when you were two years of age. Is that the reason why you don't remember, or is this another attempt at selective memory on your behalf? |
First lady, a political office, is not. It's not an elected position. Age is nothing but a number, dude. Knowledge is power.
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Originally Posted by VinylBoy That's where we disagree... the only spin comes with the punchline. But the subject matter is very accurate. They use actual audio AND video footage that has been captured by the same news stations that you follow. There wouldn't be fake news if there wasn't any real news to point out. |
They use sound bites of real news to twist, misconstrue, and spin into the fake news that they produce. Honestly, they are journalistic jokes.
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Originally Posted by VinylBoy Funny how you seem amused about how I called you on using $5 words, but can't even comprehend basic elementary vocabulary. Now it's time to give you an English lesson. This is what bias REALLY means in the dictionary:
1. to cause partiality or favoritism in (a person); influence, esp. unfairly
2. a particular tendency or inclination, esp. one that prevents unprejudiced consideration of a question; prejudice
To assume purity, it has to be innocent and clean. Free from blemishes or flaws. And bias is NEVER pure since it's always prejudiced. Please, don't use expensive words if you can't even realize how cheap an oxymoron makes your argument look.  |
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Originally Posted by playainda336 the bias perceived was simply pure (or at least close to it) objectivity. |
I noticed you didn't highlight "objectivity". It being the operative word and not "pure". So let's break this down for you.
The bias
perceived. As in what one may think is bias is an actual misinterpretation of pure objectivity.
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Originally Posted by VinylBoy You just lost ALL credibility here. Of COURSE it's up to the news people to question this information! At least real newscasters will do this. They're supposed to check their sources before going live about any story or issue. That way they don't report false information and look like idiots. |
I think you've misinterpreted here, dude. Journalists ALWAYS do research and check sources. However, journalist are not supposed to put their own personal biases into the news stories that they tell. In other words, if the sources check, then you don't go off spouting conspiracy theories, that hold no weight objectively.
Yes, the sources do not always add up, but then again, that's why you have to check your sources. You don't find ALL your information from the same sources. You don't ONLY check Hillary Clinton blogs to find out the truth about Hillary Clinton. You check other sources. But if you only do research on a person, by going to the person, then you have nothing to corroborate with and therefore you haven't checked all the possible sources to begin with.
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Originally Posted by VinylBoy Son, you haven't walked a mile in your own shoes yet. How do you even think you can suggest to me that I change my attitude? I'm a very level headed person who knows how to filter the bullshit and get to the point. It doesn't take me long to make up my mind on most issues. I usually go with my first instinct and most of the time it leads me in the right direction. I'm not going to change into this person who accepts everthing that is presented to me by supposed authority figures unless I have a real reason to accept it. |
The truly wise know that they know nothing at all.
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Originally Posted by VinylBoy blah blah blah ~snip~ blah |
I was merely stating my own views, not calling yours into question.
As my favorite character from the musical Dreamgirls said, "I'm no kid, mister." It'd do you best not to treat me like one.