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Boy-if I had the energy right now-
I have never seen so many errant arrows flying in a mere 9 posts. I am going to get something to eat, possibly take a short snooze (as it is my day off), and ponder this thread. I will be weighing the manner, structure, and propriety of my potential post. I suspect a main consideration will be, "Do I really want to stay up 'til 2 a.m. typing?".
We shall see.....
agree, read some alternative media.Quote:
I don't actually live in America so I can't really say how biased Fox is compared to other networks - all I can say is I've heard bad things about it and its links to government and big business. But then I guess that could apply to many other networks. And besides it was NBC who sacked a journalist for speaking out against the war in Iraq.
The only thing I would say is that to get a less biased view of the situation (or at least a wider range of views) you should read more than one newspaper, watch more than one network. And that includes the democratic/liberal press too
I agree and since I don't feel like writing an essay; I'llQuote:
Originally posted by j2k4@10 April 2003 - 21:46
Boy-if I had the energy right now-
I have never seen so many errant arrows flying in a mere 9 posts. I am going to get something to eat, possibly take a short snooze (as it is my day off), and ponder this thread. I will be weighing the manner, structure, and propriety of a my potential post. I suspect a main consideration will be, "Do I really want to stay up 'til 2 a.m. typing?".
We shall see.....
just say to agree with post...the following:
GO USA..
I still maintain that mainstream journalism is irresponsible and that I will reserve my judgement as to whether from the perspective of Iraqis they were "jubilant" in seeing the Americans, and more particularly "why", what their hopes and expectations are, and having been victimised over and over again whether whatever inspired those images of jubilation will lead to some kind of peace.
Do they reflect the sentiment of all Iraqi's. If you listen to what you can listen to in terms of exposure to what those in other Arab nations are saying bordering Iraq (and exposure is limited in mainstream media) they might cause you to look beyond those images.
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clarificationQuote:
Originally posted by Got_memory?@10 April 2003 - 21:22
No :flame: ing! Ok, fox and frends does flame, but they are pretty funny.Quote:
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That "you" was a general you, to encompass those who have this sticker on their pick-up trucks.
If you do not have such a sticker, you are exempt from that "you".
In other words, that was a general comment, not a personal flame.
I will cut you some slack as it appears English is not your primary language.
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