If you put on sun glasses which filter out some of the red light, the whole world will have a slight blue tint.
The MSM are these sun glasses - thankfully, it is our own decision to put them on or take them off.

Everything has a tint depending on the light source. My apartment looks orange because we use low temperature soft light bulbs. It's important to know that there is no such thing as "no tint", you should get a good idea of what's going on by looking at things under a multitude of light sources and filtering appropriately.

Agreed. And that's my point: to get a good idea of what's going on and to shed a light on reality from different perspectives, the MSM are not enough because they largely take the same perspective/ lightsource/ whatevermetaphoryoulike.

If your only news intake is MSM, you're living on an unhealthy diet, so to speak. The MSM are still probably the best starting point, but they are not enough. And that's not how it should be!
The mainstream should not have such a clear bias towards one side in the partisan divide, the mainstream should not selectively omit newsworthy stories based on whether or not they fit the desired narrative, the mainstream should not fall so far short of delivering a healthy, balanced news diet. I dont really understand how anyone can defend the current state of things.

This post was edited by Black XistenZ on Oct 21 2019 02:42am

google news search: "katie hill" - past week
still no results on her scandal outside of far-right outlets

bravo media

if a tree drops in the forest and no one hears it, did it really happen?
if a news event occurs and no media reports on it, did it even happen?

This post was edited by Black XistenZ on Oct 22 2019 09:49am

The only "scandal" here is the invasion of privacy by desesperate far right papers like breitbart etc.

Yeah, breaking the laws of the Congress she's a part of... means nothing ofc. :/

If your rare genius start to read -wiki- as example:

- "She is California’s first openly bisexual person to be elected to Congress"

Btw NoWhere she broke the "law". Please LOL if she did at any time there would be some complaint/suit since a LONG TIME already.

This was already explained to you, but then again you are French.

https://ethics.house.gov/publication/code-official-conduct



The house rules say you may not have sex with your employees
She had sex with at least two of her employees

Seems the Washington Examiner has the story... and the photo.