August 15, 200917 yr The video clip speaks for itself, once past Jon Stewart's lead-in. http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/thu-augu...eck-s-operation
August 16, 200917 yr Active Members The video clip speaks for itself, once past Jon Stewart's lead-in.http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/thu-augu...eck-s-operation Same talking ass, different script on the teleprompter.
August 16, 200917 yr I wish I could outlaw opinion commentators. I think hard fact has given way to this sea of commentators on both sides who blather their fact free opinions to adoring fans who shout hallelujah. Why think? One of these people would be happy to do it for you.
August 16, 200917 yr Active Members I wish I could outlaw opinion commentators. I think hard fact has given way to this sea of commentators on both sides who blather their fact free opinions to adoring fans who shout hallelujah. Why think? One of these people would be happy to do it for you. I couldn't agree more. Those who think this is the future of "news" reporting or any other kind of "reporting" are sadly lacking in their interpretations of what is "news" or facts. Thanks for your opinion. Best regards, RA1
August 16, 200917 yr I actually don't mind people being able to speak their opinion, no matter how wrong I think they might be (like in all the time when it comes to Glenn Beck); but what really worries me is the large number of people who believe whatever they hear as "news". That really bothers me more than anything. When I hear that Fox News' ratings is bigger than CNN and MSNBC's combined that really disturbs me about the intelligence of the American people (or lack there of).
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