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Whether this is true or not, you certainly can’t trust the mainstream media to really investigate anything anymore. When was the last time you saw a real debate (that got into the specifics of things like abortion, homosexuality, the unemployment rate, etc) on Fox or CNN? Never. You get discussions about those issues but they don’t drill down into the underpinnings. For example, the social issues should have priests and rabbis debating these issues alongside progressives. Instead, we get talking heads or think tank reps. Or we get a pollster. That’s not investigation; that’s not getting to the core of the issue or real journalism. How about some everyday citizens? Nah.
And it’s okay to have fringe people on too. If their views are indeed cooky, the public will see that. After all, wasn’t “we report, you decide” the journalistic motto for a while? So much for that.
The same is true of this certificate issue. The press should have done an investigation and presented the evidence and analyses that show it is legit just as Arpaio’s press conference did to show otherwise.
I don’t even think it’s really a conspiracy either. It’s just a combination of group think, incompetence, political correctness, and the good ol’ boys club mentality. Only the internet gives a you a chance to get at real truth. And it’s no wonder the mainstream press wants to clamp down on that.
Reading the scripture is a cure for feeling down about all the manipulation. Seeing Paul directly call the Galatians stupid, seeing Christ denouncing people to their faces as sons of the devil, and reading the clear and uncompromising distinctions made between good and evil is refreshing in this age of don’t judge-pollyanna-get along mentality that has infected virtually every religious or cultural organization.
Finding the truth used to be the goal of journalism and to heck with the consequences. Those days are long gone.
And it’s okay to have fringe people on too. If their views are indeed cooky, the public will see that. After all, wasn’t “we report, you decide” the journalistic motto for a while? So much for that.
The same is true of this certificate issue. The press should have done an investigation and presented the evidence and analyses that show it is legit just as Arpaio’s press conference did to show otherwise.
I don’t even think it’s really a conspiracy either. It’s just a combination of group think, incompetence, political correctness, and the good ol’ boys club mentality. Only the internet gives a you a chance to get at real truth. And it’s no wonder the mainstream press wants to clamp down on that.
Reading the scripture is a cure for feeling down about all the manipulation. Seeing Paul directly call the Galatians stupid, seeing Christ denouncing people to their faces as sons of the devil, and reading the clear and uncompromising distinctions made between good and evil is refreshing in this age of don’t judge-pollyanna-get along mentality that has infected virtually every religious or cultural organization.
Finding the truth used to be the goal of journalism and to heck with the consequences. Those days are long gone.