Quote (SorceressAndrea @ Dec 6 2021 01:49pm)

If a network says they are not a news network, then why would you argue they are I don't see where you have a leg to stand on here.
You're just making yourself look dumb.

Quote (Santara @ Dec 6 2021 01:49pm)

That means he wasn't asking for "THE definition of news, he was asking for *YOUR* definition of news."

If he wanted THE definition, he could just copy/paste straight from the dictionary.

He wants YOUR definition.

Can YOU read, woman?

Quote (thesnipa @ Dec 6 2021 01:50pm)

do you trust the information Fox News provides you?

Quote (thesnipa @ Dec 6 2021 01:50pm)

do you trust the information Fox News provides you?

Quote (SorceressAndrea @ Dec 6 2021 12:50pm)

I'm not webster. Thats even dumber than asking me to define it for him. Also, he never said MY definition. Man, you guys are slow.

Quote (Santara @ Dec 6 2021 01:54pm)

No one gives a fuck if you're Webster. The point here is to compare what YOU think the word means with what the dictionary says it means. The exercise is a way to find out if you understand what the fuck you're talking about. Given your track record in this forum, it's a legitimate concern.

Quote (SorceressAndrea @ Dec 6 2021 01:52pm)

Answering a question with a question. You're not really good at this are you?

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news

noun, plural in form but singular in construction, often attributive


Definition of news
1a: a report of recent events
gave her the good news

b: previously unknown information
I've got news for you

c: something having a specified influence or effect
the rain was good news for lawns and gardens

2a: material reported in a newspaper or news periodical or on a newscast
listened to the news on the radio

b: matter that is newsworthy
The layoffs were big news in this part of the state.

3: NEWSCAST
We saw it on the evening news.

Quote (SorceressAndrea @ Dec 6 2021 01:56pm)

You guys seem to be misinformed. My definition doesnt ewxist i dont make up definitions.

Fox went to court and said nothing they air is news, and nothing should be taken as such.
Their own words.

Did i type slow enough for you Neanderthal's?

Quote (thesnipa @ Dec 6 2021 01:57pm)

You dont trust fox news to give you valid information, unless they're telling you they aren't news, which doesnt line up with the Merriam Webster's definition of news, which you do trust, because we should all be using dictionary definitions.

you're right, makes total sense!

Quote (SorceressAndrea @ Dec 6 2021 01:58pm)

Now you're putting words into my mouth fox news never intended for the public to see what they said to the court.
So no if Fox news told me that I wouldn't trust them, however if you can read then you would know they didn't tell me that.
Any other dumb questions?