[quote]Ryan P. McCarter wrote:
[quote]Rockscar wrote:MSNBC, CNN, ABC, CBS, NBC are trying to demonize everything conservative and they are basically the propaganda center of the progressives. That is not how the media should work, Molnes.
Touche!
I agree, so don’t go throwing crap “studies” around because ONE SINGLE outlet is not conforming to the left side of media.[/quote]
Such as? Substantiate your claims, please. It’s easy to find instances of Fox misleading its viewers or attacking Democratic and progressive policies and politicians, you can do it all day, but I really can’t think of many cases of the other networks doing the same thing on the other side. NBC is slightly more liberal, of course, but I’m really confused by your inclusion of CNN and the rest.
“The left side of media.” What a pile of crap.[/quote]
C’mon Ryan, even a dyed in the wool ideologue like yourself would have to recognize the obvious liberal bias in the MSM. Remember when CNN felt comfortable airing insurgent video of a sniper killing a US soldier? Why do you think the insurgents sent that video to CNN? Pull your head out of the sand, and get your marxist ass out of the campus coffee house. I refuse to watch ANYTHING broadcasted on CNN to this day because of this. Fuck CNN and fuck you if you think this was acceptable.
CNN Airs Terrorist Sniper Killing American Sniper
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/75743/cnn_airs_terrorist_sniper_killing_american.html?cat=9
Some more reading for you…
Nets Fail to ID Party of Pols Arrested in NJ; CNN Misleads Its Viewers
Read more: Print Page | Newsbusters
Liberal media bias alive and well
http://www.oaoa.com/opinion/bias-57709-media-news.html
[i]Surveys of journalists bear this out. They freely admit how liberal they and their colleagues are while denying there is a media bias at all.
That is because most journalists do not recognize the bias. For example, in the last few weeks we have seen much coverage concerning the extension of President George W. Bushâ??s tax cuts. In the deal hammered out between Republicans and President Barack Obama, there was not a single tax cut, unless you count the one-year payroll tax holiday of 2 percentage points. Though reducing the employeeâ??s contribution to Social Security for one year is not really a tax cut.
Yet, despite this reality, the major media outlets insisted on calling the proposal a tax cut bill. That is a bias. In reality, however, there were no tax cuts on the table. In fact, the proposal contained a tax increase with the reintroduction of the insidious death tax.
Calling a bill with a net tax increase a tax cut package is clearly a liberal bias.
Another example from the same debate centered on continuing the tax rate for those individuals making more than $200,000 a year. In the liberal media mindset, continuing a decade-long tax rate for those making $200,000 became a tax cut for the rich or, in the more media-leaning outlets, a tax cut for millionaires.
Heck, even labeling a person making $200,000 a year as â??richâ?? or â??wealthyâ?? is a liberal bias.
Liberal media bias is subtle and the average reader might not recognize it, but it shines like a supernova if you know what to look for.[/i]
Research Exposes Liberal Bias in Mainstream Media
http://atmizzou.missouri.edu/feb05/liberalmedia.htm
The Liberal Media: It’s No Myth
http://74.6.238.254/search/srpcache?ei=UTF-8&p=list+of+liberal+media+outlets&xa=1dXsD1IG1oqQmm5zJ62jlg--%2C1293550342&fr=yfp-t-701&rs=0&u=http://cc.bingj.com/cache.aspx?q=list+of+liberal+media+outlets&d=4587725307054843&mkt=en-US&setlang=en-US&w=c17462db,3ce3ecd&icp=1&.intl=us&sig=TdmXiLk77OXcdtTP5E.1Zw--
Many people think the mainstream media have a liberal bias. Media spokesmen, however, usually deny such claims. So who’s right? Is there a left-wing bias, or has the right wing conspired not only to influence the media but also to create a false image of unfairness? Some scientific evidence is available in a continuing study, A Measure of Media Bias , by Tim Groseclose of the University of California at Los Angeles and Jeff Milyo of the University of Chicago, presented last March at Stanford University’s Workshop on the Media & Economic Performance. These researchers set up an objective measure of bias in U.S. television networks, newspapers, and magazines. The main finding is that the liberal inclination is pronounced. Although Fox News emerges as conservative, it is not nearly as far to the right as many outlets are to the left
I could continue, but I think you get the point.