Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Q&A: Is it really a smart thing to depend on one "news" station for all your information?

Question by gitrdoneobama: Is it really a smart thing to depend on one "news" station for all your information?
Fox "news" delivers the information you want to hear, but it doesn't mean they are correct 100% of the time.

Why don't you people diversify your sources of information and decide for yourselves what is the truth?


Best answer:

Answer by starlove2
lazy bro.



What do you think? Answer below!

19 comments:

  1. No.......now how do you know everyone who watches FOX only watches FOX? Didnt think this one out too well huh lol

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  2. no. people should depend on many.

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  3. No, television news programs (especially local) give the least time to presenting all sides of a given issue. Unfortunately, with the demise of print journalism this may soon be all we have.

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  4. I Absolutely agree. Take all the extreme LEFT view points from MSNBC and all the extreme RIGHT view points from FOX and maybe we would come a little closer to the facts. Better yet SHUT OFF the tube and read the Wall Street Journal.

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  5. Soldier who lost job to MexicanNovember 17, 2010 at 8:53 AM

    when the others lie and distort? yes

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  6. As the wife of a 5-times deployed soldier I cannot trust CNN, ABC, MSNBC, or CBS after the lies that they regularly told and continue to tell about the Iraqi War and the military.

    Fox was the only network that presented the truth about the situation there, and even they were slanted against the truth sometimes.

    Most veterans and soldiers have nothing but disgust for the leftists' lies, and watch Fox to get the best hope of news.

    For me, I get my news mostly from the Internet, but NEVER from any network but Fox.

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  7. I like fox but I do agree. It is just a starting point. I have learned to look at Fox and other sources(CNN is useless) if I want to know what is going on.

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  8. I was just listening to Headline News until Jane Velez Mitchell blamed Bush for all the Chicago high school girls being knocked up. Isn't that Obama's territory? I'll stick to FOX thank you.

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  9. Today's American wants to be told what to do and think.

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  10. I get most of my information from reading, but I do watch Fox as well. Sometimes I watch Hardball on NBC because the stupidity of Chris Matthews always makes me thankful God didn't make me that dumb. i know it's not right to raise my own self-esteem at the expense of others, but that guy is a bigger laughing stock than Obama.

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  11. if you watch the daily show the next day you find pretty much everything jon stewart says typed out as questions here.

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  12. No, it isn't. And that applies to all news stations, not just Fox.

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  13. Is always good to overreact with fear from Fox news and find out later that everything will be alright from other sources...

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  14. Key word is decide for self what is truth....Truth is many just have to be spoon fed the soft food.

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  15. yes, if your belief system is fragile!

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  16. No it is not a smart thing. That is called being stuck in a rut.*

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  17. Buddhist ObjectivistNovember 17, 2010 at 8:53 AM

    Everyone needs to thoroughly examine multiple, varied sources of information for the fullest picture.

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  18. I think it's a terribly stupid idea. Fox doesn't deliver news, just the conservative right-wing bias version of the truth. and republicans think democrats are the ones who are easily brainwashed. :/

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  19. mopar Mike aka tea party mobsterNovember 17, 2010 at 8:53 AM

    No. That's why I and most conservatives get their News from various sources. What's your point ? God bless.

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