Quote (EndlessSky @ Dec 17 2018 04:10pm)
Captcha is kind of unrelated.
Basically what I'm saying is a news network is made up of 1000's of people making stories. The broadcasts have a percent chance for different types of errors to be made at different stages of the content creation that turn it into "fake news".
I'd say MSNBC or CNN is 55% accurate and Fox is 70% accurate as far as actually reporting details. They both obviously spin those facts to their own ends. Which one is more likely to acknowledge that there are multiple stances given a set of data? Which one will never even mention that possibility?
Fox's biggest problem is blending the News with opinion and going very heavy on extreme opinion aka full on conspiracy theory hosts like Glenn Beck was for years and Hannity after taking over and no doubt Tucker down the road if he avoids getting MeToo'd and doesn't find some other source to pay him big bucks so he can bounce
The upskirt conspiracy network beats any other network when it comes to misleading and absolute bullshit smashed up with actual news
Shep Smith doing a good job and Brett and Wallace not being total nutters doesn't balance out piles and piles of absolute dogshit conspiracy and hackery where they very obviously are blurring the lines to feed their 157 year old white right audience that are foaming at the mouth for that sort of garbage