MAMEWorld Forums - Welcome to the War Room - Re: *Main Stream* MEDIA, & good for him

> > I wish you could be more clear with your arguments instead of clinging to some
> > halfassed right wing sense of humor that only you understand. I just want to
> > understand you. Are you saying that it's a coincidence that the channel in question
> > happens to be Trump's most hated one? Are you saying good for him, it's a good
> thing
> > that a president should be able to take down a news organization that doesn't suck
> on
> > his dick like Fox News? I'm just trying to understand your argument.
>
>
> Edit: I forgot to respond to your question about what was 'good'... It meant that I
> think the MSM is essentially trash, and anything bad for them I'd find amusing.

Seeing as though he props up the worst offender (Fox) it's probably a good idea for you to think a little deeper.

> If you're referring to where I said "Racist?" (quoting GregF) - that's just due to
> having heard that word thrown around SO FREAKING MUCH, that it practically loses its
> meaning. It's like it's just a buzz-word used by the far-left for things they can't
> make a case against, so they give it this ugly, meaningless (baseless) label, to the
> point that it has become laughable.

It is overused/abused. I think that the situation is that the definition has widened. I'll give you an example. When we grew up racism meant (to me) that you had hate in your heart for some race. These days, at least in some cases you see a video, like the Philando Castile shooting, to me that didn't look like the cop hated black people. It looked like he was scared out of his mind, like he had never known a black person his whole life and thought he was in danger. Being scared of another race is not the same as hating them, but is now included in the racism umbrella.

> When I used to catch a "report" (haha) from Alex Jones (or any of his other
> colleagues), I don't ever recall him (or anyone else) talking about blacks or any
> other race, not even going as far as using some racial slur. So I can't even begin to
> fathom where the idea of them being racist comes from.

Well you lay down with dogs and you get fleas. He was saying more like those right winger are generally racist as opposed to saying "Alex Jones specifically hates blacks".

> > Yeah I know, mainstream media sucks and they all frame stories per their agenda,
> but
> > the president shouldn't be able to have the power to take them out because they
> > aren't as right wing as he is. It's their job to scrutinize people in government.
> If
> > they do a piss poor job then I don't care if a channel goes away but the last way I
> > want that to happen is from a mad man in the white house who wants to kill off
> anyone
> > not on his side, and if you want that, that's really repulsive and unamerican. I
> say
> > unamerican because our whole system was setup to stop things like that from
> > happening.
> >
>
> Well, I haven't seen anything about Trump having anyone put to death or executed. I'm
> sure if there was anyone, the media that despises so much would jump at the chance to
> put such information out there. Heck, they (CNN and Buzzfeed, I think) even fell for
> that 'pissgate' joke. They put their hatred of Trump ahead of their journalistic
> integrity.

I dunno, I can't fact check it too well myself but it was reported that "some things" in the dossier was true so that left some people scratching their heads.

> Now Hillary Clinton on the other hand... (the joke here is the rumors that she has
> people 'suicided' that go against her.)

She lost over a year ago, you're embarrassing yourself by bringing her up. If Donnie Tinahands would have lost we wouldn't still have talked about him even a week later but here you are going Kellyanne Conway. Time to move on.

> > You certainly picked the right state to live in, fits you well. I don't even mean
> > that as a dis, I wish everyone could up and move to the state that thinks like they
> > do, they would probably be happiest there.
>
>
> What's important is one's state of mind, regardless of their physical location. I
> didn't exactly "pick" this State, I was just born and raised here, and never seen any
> reason to move. At least, not yet anyway.

That state of mind isn't compatible with all other states of mind, that's my point, anyway, later.