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I don't see how anyone was trying to downplay legitimate criticism of leftwing sources. MSNBC is a lot of propaganda, vaush and hassan are completely propaganda, kullinski and meidas are heavily biased and spread propaganda. Pakman is a sagacious God 😐

Who do you listen to?

Thanks for the suggestion. I had only heard bad things about him, but he's refreshingly honest and straightforward from what I've seen so far, very intelligent too. Hands down the best conservative I've listened to. I tried to listen to Shapiro for years, I think he was sincere when he was younger but I think even he knows he's wrong now.

I'll check out Fuentes. I don't watch stuff for people's opinions, just unbiased reporting. I only watch or read news when everyone in everyday life is screaming about a hot topic, I watch a few snippets a month. I could never get through a whole destiny episode, the guy is cranked up on caffeine or something, but I like his reporting because he's pretty damn level headed.

If there was a right wing news source that didn't outright lie all the time, I'd watch it, haven't found a one. There are plenty of left wing news sources that outright lie too, never as bad as right wing, but there are many left wing sources that don't lie.

louisiana has never been librul "Loyola University New Orleans https://law2.loyno.edu › sites › default › files › death_penalty_press... [PDF]New Study Shows Louisiana Death Penalty has $281 Million Price Tag On average, Louisiana spends at least $15 million a year to maintain our capital punishment system. These costs include the expense of defense" "Louisiana hasn’t Executed Anyone in 13 Years" And if the women weren't witches Puritans wouldn't have burned them alive, and if people weren't possessed by demons then priests wouldn’t do exorcisms. https://www.news.vcu.edu/article/The_centuriesold_practice_of_exorcism_is_on_the_rise_Why_now

Chat gpt "Ezra Klein, co-founder of Vox and a New York Times columnist, has written extensively on immigration and its societal impacts. In a 2015 article for Vox, he discussed Sweden's approach to immigration, stating: > "Sweden has taken in more refugees per capita than any other European country, and it has done so with a remarkable degree of public support." Klein highlighted Sweden's commitment to humanitarian principles and the challenges it faces in integrating a large number of refugees, particularly from Muslim-majority countries. He noted that while Sweden's model is often praised for its generosity, it also faces significant challenges in terms of integration and social cohesion. For a more comprehensive understanding of Klein's views on this topic, you can refer to his article titled "The Swedish immigration paradox," published on Vox in 2015. https://www.ezrakleinbooks.com/book/the-fear-of-islam-second-edition-an-introduction-to-islamophobia-in-the-west/

They report on every major topic and explicitly and accurately state republican talking points to debunk them.

You're referring to this I assume? "and media bias (selective reporting, framing, or omission of information). " What don't Klein, Pakman, and Destiny report on that causes 'distorted objectivity'?

"that distorts objectivity." That's a biased take you have.

It's only biased if it's misrepresented, yes. What you're insinuating now is propaganda.

You're treating news outlets like a church you go to, like it's their duty to feed you what you need to know.

@SwiftQuill i can't find the Pakman video this is an opinion, clearly stated as such, it's not reporting some distorted story. https://youtube.com/shorts/U3rdQxjl4is?si=bavwTgV4QSPfGAJS

Defending something is not bias. Opinion alone is not bias, you have to show how they are misleading due to prejudice, did Pakman say Rogan wants trans folk harmed, no, his comment isn't misleading about the situation he stated what Rogan stated, he didn't misconstrue what Rogan said did he? An example of bias is msnbc saying trump says he will be a dictator. Did Destiny say the guy would've killed a liberal, no. They both stated unbiased reporting of the situations, THEN gave their opinion, as opinion. They didn't misconstrue the situations, the facts of the situation.

That's not an example of bias, those are opinions. Bias is a inclination for or against an idea, object, group, or individual, recontextualizing events in a dishonest way. For example, msnbc "Trump has ended democracy"

They're not biased at all actually. Post anything biased by them.

Ezra Klein Vox, David Pakman, Destiny.

180 Doctorate Sage You'd still complain.

Liberal states don't have a death penalty, that number is from Florida a conservative state. Psycopathy is a mental disability.

I would look up what employees post online about companies you might work for, perhaps broaden your market while you're starting out, and then take a less demanding job while you try to get in a decent company. I assume you've looked into internships.

Could you give an example. The atomic bombs were dropped in defense, retaliation from being attacked by japan.

Did you turn down the job yet? It may just be a stupid default prompt and your boss might be cool, HR may just be idiots. What work are you interested in?

Death penalty costs 7x more than imprisoning someone for life.

https://www.ojp.gov › ncjrs › virtual-library › abstracts › capital... "Capital Punishment or Life Imprisonment? Some Cost Considera… Florida has estimated that the true cost of each execution is approximately $3.2 million, or approximately 6 times what it would cost to keep the person in prison for life. "

Bloomberg https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-02-24/spacex-key-engineer-is-leaving-musk-s-team-after-mobile-kickoff SpaceX Key Engineer Is Leaving Musk’s Team