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Quoted: We get Fox News over here. News is about current events. It should contain no bias and be about delivering fact for the consideration the consumer. They are not delivering news, they are delivering entertainment and concern TV for a 24/7 market, and their quality of reporting reflects that. The need to attract an audience and bring in advertising revenue, and this is therefore understandable. Some of the best reporting I saw on Fox News was on and around 9/11 2001. It has declined in quality steadily since then IMO and I would now consider it mediocre at best. YMMV. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: You believe that fox news horse-shit? Talk about gullible. But in America the news division of Fox News is a considered just as credible as Nbc news ot abc news or cbs news. We get Fox News over here. News is about current events. It should contain no bias and be about delivering fact for the consideration the consumer. They are not delivering news, they are delivering entertainment and concern TV for a 24/7 market, and their quality of reporting reflects that. The need to attract an audience and bring in advertising revenue, and this is therefore understandable. Some of the best reporting I saw on Fox News was on and around 9/11 2001. It has declined in quality steadily since then IMO and I would now consider it mediocre at best. YMMV. |
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Depends on the subject. Try researching. It's easy and informative. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Lots of sources. If I see a report on something that interests me I research it and look other sources of information for context. Such as? Depends on the subject. Try researching. It's easy and informative. You do the Irish jig in avoidance of the subject. Nice. |
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View Quote Man you sure get defensive when it comes to radical muslims not being portrayed in a favorable light.. |
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Quoted: That very much depends on how "diversity" is done. As a stand alone statement, it's retarded. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Diversity destroys community. That very much depends on how "diversity" is done. As a stand alone statement, it's retarded. |
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You believe that fox news horse-shit? Talk about gullible. But in America the news division of Fox News is a considered just as credible as Nbc news ot abc news or cbs news. We get Fox News over here. News is about current events. It should contain no bias and be about delivering fact for the consideration the consumer. They are not delivering news, they are delivering entertainment and concern TV for a 24/7 market, and their quality of reporting reflects that. The need to attract an audience and bring in advertising revenue, and this is therefore understandable. Some of the best reporting I saw on Fox News was on and around 9/11 2001. It has declined in quality steadily since then IMO and I would now consider it mediocre at best. YMMV. Do you disagree that News is about current events and that It should contain no bias and be about delivering fact for the consideration the consumer? |
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The downside of diversity A Harvard political scientist finds that diversity hurts civic life. What happens when a liberal scholar unearths an inconvenient truth? IT HAS BECOME increasingly popular to speak of racial and ethnic diversity as a civic strength. From multicultural festivals to pronouncements from political leaders, the message is the same: our differences make us stronger. But a massive new study, based on detailed interviews of nearly 30,000 people across America, has concluded just the opposite. Harvard political scientist Robert Putnam -- famous for "Bowling Alone," his 2000 book on declining civic engagement -- has found that the greater the diversity in a community, the fewer people vote and the less they volunteer, the less they give to charity and work on community projects. In the most diverse communities, neighbors trust one another about half as much as they do in the most homogenous settings. The study, the largest ever on civic engagement in America, found that virtually all measures of civic health are lower in more diverse settings. |
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I see the fuckwits have come out in strength today, Breitbart FFS. View Quote Reading isn't for Europeans apparently |
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I dont get why they dont just cancel Oktoberfest. Alcohol is offensive to Muslims; Germans need to accomodate their religious beliefs.
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Quoted: Do you disagree that News is about current events and that It should contain no bias and be about delivering fact for the consideration the consumer? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: You believe that fox news horse-shit? Talk about gullible. But in America the news division of Fox News is a considered just as credible as Nbc news ot abc news or cbs news. We get Fox News over here. News is about current events. It should contain no bias and be about delivering fact for the consideration the consumer. They are not delivering news, they are delivering entertainment and concern TV for a 24/7 market, and their quality of reporting reflects that. The need to attract an audience and bring in advertising revenue, and this is therefore understandable. Some of the best reporting I saw on Fox News was on and around 9/11 2001. It has declined in quality steadily since then IMO and I would now consider it mediocre at best. YMMV. Do you disagree that News is about current events and that It should contain no bias and be about delivering fact for the consideration the consumer? |
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News is about current events. It should contain no bias and be about delivering fact for the consideration the consumer. A neutral media that reports facts without bias has never existed. Quit believing in fairy tails. Yeah......that was the point. Sorry. Went right over my head. |
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You do the Irish jig in avoidance of the subject. Nice. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Lots of sources. If I see a report on something that interests me I research it and look other sources of information for context. Such as? Depends on the subject. Try researching. It's easy and informative. You do the Irish jig in avoidance of the subject. Nice. I'm not avoiding the subject. I'm standing in front of you staring you in the face and slapping you with your own ignorance. Are you really too lazy to do your own research? I would hope not. I don't think that's an approach that is going to work for you. I'm certainly not going to spoon feed you the answers. There is no one place to go for accurate information. There are a wide range of sources out there. None of them are accurate all of the time. Some are more reputable than others and will provide a good insight into the facts and what what may be influencing them. All of them need to be tested and verified to give you the best information. You also need to be aware that a lot of these "news" sources buy their stories from the same sources. Something on Breitbart (for example) is often regurgitated word for word by other sources meaning that the same inaccuracies are reported and repeated over and over again. |
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Man you sure get defensive when it comes to radical muslims not being portrayed in a favorable light.. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
I see the fuckwits have come out in strength today,
Man you sure get defensive when it comes to radical muslims not being portrayed in a favorable light.. It's more astonishment at the stupidity of people in what they accept without question. It goes a long way to explaining why your presidential race is between a horrendous compulsive liar and a celebrity mango with a big mouth. Dismay is a more appropriate description. |
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That's not reality, and never has been. Ever. The idea of "unbiased journalism" is only slightly less childish than Santa Claus or the Easter Bunny. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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We get Fox News over here. News is about current events. It should contain no bias and be about delivering fact for the consideration the consumer. They are not delivering news, they are delivering entertainment and concern TV for a 24/7 market, and their quality of reporting reflects that. The need to attract an audience and bring in advertising revenue, and this is therefore understandable. Some of the best reporting I saw on Fox News was on and around 9/11 2001. It has declined in quality steadily since then IMO and I would now consider it mediocre at best. YMMV. Do you disagree that News is about current events and that It should contain no bias and be about delivering fact for the consideration the consumer? I didn't say such a news source existed. I said quite the opposite and expressed the importance of verifying information rather than accepting it without questions, especially where interpretation of facts is being spoon-fed to you. At least we agree that lot of the shit spoon fed to us as news is inaccurate or selective. This is progress. |
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View Quote Talk about sucking all the fun out of an event. Goodbye Germany. The Cultural Marxists won. |
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I'm not avoiding the subject. I'm standing in front of you staring you in the face and slapping you with your own ignorance. Are you really too lazy to do your own research? I would hope not. I don't think that's an approach that is going to work for you. I'm certainly not going to spoon feed you the answers. There is no one place to go for accurate information. There are a wide range of sources out there. None of them are accurate all of the time. Some are more reputable than others and will provide a good insight into the facts and what what may be influencing them. All of them need to be tested and verified to give you the best information. You also need to be aware that a lot of these "news" sources buy their stories from the same sources. Something on Breitbart (for example) is often regurgitated word for word by other sources meaning that the same inaccuracies are reported and repeated over and over again. View Quote LoL. So, you can't provide any of the places you visit to get your "information", because "I need to do my own research" ? You come across as you either 1) Are lieing or 2) You don't want to provide anything as it would show that you are not quite as unbiased as you want us to believe you are. Furthermore, you carry on about ignorance, yet completely dismiss the Breibart article without finding out where the information came from (which I did post in this thread and you didn't reply too). Now who is ignorant? |
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LoL. So, you can't provide any of the places you visit to get your "information", because "I need to do my own research" ? You come across as you either 1) Are lieing or 2) You don't want to provide anything as it would show that you are not quite as unbiased as you want us to believe you are. Furthermore, you carry on about ignorance, yet completely dismiss the Breibart article without finding out where the information came from (which I did post in this thread and you didn't reply too). Now who is ignorant? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I'm not avoiding the subject. I'm standing in front of you staring you in the face and slapping you with your own ignorance. Are you really too lazy to do your own research? I would hope not. I don't think that's an approach that is going to work for you. I'm certainly not going to spoon feed you the answers. There is no one place to go for accurate information. There are a wide range of sources out there. None of them are accurate all of the time. Some are more reputable than others and will provide a good insight into the facts and what what may be influencing them. All of them need to be tested and verified to give you the best information. You also need to be aware that a lot of these "news" sources buy their stories from the same sources. Something on Breitbart (for example) is often regurgitated word for word by other sources meaning that the same inaccuracies are reported and repeated over and over again. LoL. So, you can't provide any of the places you visit to get your "information", because "I need to do my own research" ? You come across as you either 1) Are lieing or 2) You don't want to provide anything as it would show that you are not quite as unbiased as you want us to believe you are. Furthermore, you carry on about ignorance, yet completely dismiss the Breibart article without finding out where the information came from (which I did post in this thread and you didn't reply too). Now who is ignorant? See my previous post. An inability to conduct research on your part does not constitute a requirement to provide evidence to you on mine. |
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See my previous post. An inability to conduct research on your part does not constitute a requirement to provide evidence to you on mine. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I'm not avoiding the subject. I'm standing in front of you staring you in the face and slapping you with your own ignorance. Are you really too lazy to do your own research? I would hope not. I don't think that's an approach that is going to work for you. I'm certainly not going to spoon feed you the answers. There is no one place to go for accurate information. There are a wide range of sources out there. None of them are accurate all of the time. Some are more reputable than others and will provide a good insight into the facts and what what may be influencing them. All of them need to be tested and verified to give you the best information. You also need to be aware that a lot of these "news" sources buy their stories from the same sources. Something on Breitbart (for example) is often regurgitated word for word by other sources meaning that the same inaccuracies are reported and repeated over and over again. LoL. So, you can't provide any of the places you visit to get your "information", because "I need to do my own research" ? You come across as you either 1) Are lieing or 2) You don't want to provide anything as it would show that you are not quite as unbiased as you want us to believe you are. Furthermore, you carry on about ignorance, yet completely dismiss the Breibart article without finding out where the information came from (which I did post in this thread and you didn't reply too). Now who is ignorant? See my previous post. An inability to conduct research on your part does not constitute a requirement to provide evidence to you on mine. Keep two stepping Funky. |
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I'm not avoiding the subject. I'm standing in front of you staring you in the face and slapping you with your own ignorance. Are you really too lazy to do your own research? I would hope not. I don't think that's an approach that is going to work for you. I'm certainly not going to spoon feed you the answers. There is no one place to go for accurate information. There are a wide range of sources out there. None of them are accurate all of the time. Some are more reputable than others and will provide a good insight into the facts and what what may be influencing them. All of them need to be tested and verified to give you the best information. You also need to be aware that a lot of these "news" sources buy their stories from the same sources. Something on Breitbart (for example) is often regurgitated word for word by other sources meaning that the same inaccuracies are reported and repeated over and over again. LoL. So, you can't provide any of the places you visit to get your "information", because "I need to do my own research" ? You come across as you either 1) Are lieing or 2) You don't want to provide anything as it would show that you are not quite as unbiased as you want us to believe you are. Furthermore, you carry on about ignorance, yet completely dismiss the Breibart article without finding out where the information came from (which I did post in this thread and you didn't reply too). Now who is ignorant? See my previous post. An inability to conduct research on your part does not constitute a requirement to provide evidence to you on mine. Keep two stepping Funky. Why are you so reluctant to look things up for yourself? Is it because you don't know how to do it? Are you afraid that you might have your preconceptions disturbed in some way? I don't understand your reluctance to do this for yourself. Look.....I'm merely passing you information for your benefit. I don't really care whether you believe me or not. There is at least one other person in this thread who appears to have done their homework and seems to have done so without any drama. |
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Why are you so reluctant to look things up for yourself? Is it because you don't know how to do it? Are you afraid that you might have your preconceptions disturbed in some way? I don't understand your reluctance to do this for yourself. Look.....I'm merely passing you information for your benefit. I don't really care whether you believe me or not. There is at least one other person in this thread who appears to have done their homework and seems to have done so without any drama. View Quote Funny how I did look up something for myself (the source of who said the numbers were 300k lower this year) yet you blew it off. Better tune up your research methods. |
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BFD. Oktoberfest is just a tourist trap anyway. International frat party. You can drink beautiful beer in Munich all year round. No need to get mixed up in that malarkey. View Quote This is certainly true, but the Muslim immigrant problem hurts overall tourism to De, not just for Oktoberfest. But "beautiful" is a strange adjective for beer. I care more about how it tastes, than how it appears. |
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It's more astonishment at the stupidity of people in what they accept without question. It goes a long way to explaining why your presidential race is between a horrendous compulsive liar and a celebrity mango with a big mouth. Dismay is a more appropriate description. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I see the fuckwits have come out in strength today,
Man you sure get defensive when it comes to radical muslims not being portrayed in a favorable light.. It's more astonishment at the stupidity of people in what they accept without question. It goes a long way to explaining why your presidential race is between a horrendous compulsive liar and a celebrity mango with a big mouth. Dismay is a more appropriate description. You're starting to let GD get to you Funky. |
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Fuck merkel https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-lwxlVwJ5tW0/VbAUjom5XBI/AAAAAAAAAlE/iEtU6Ou4u20/s1600/Oktoberfest-2012-pictures-94.jpg https://s14.postimg.org/sjhmmr569/Octoberfest_UK_160715_001.png View Quote You are the man! |
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View Quote Agent_Funky: will be along shortly to say your story is wrong. That for every foreign tourist that stayed away, three undocumented tourist from the middle east came and stayed years instead of weeks. |
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You're starting to let GD get to you Funky. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I see the fuckwits have come out in strength today,
Man you sure get defensive when it comes to radical muslims not being portrayed in a favorable light.. It's more astonishment at the stupidity of people in what they accept without question. It goes a long way to explaining why your presidential race is between a horrendous compulsive liar and a celebrity mango with a big mouth. Dismay is a more appropriate description. You're starting to let GD get to you Funky. Nah.....it's banter. You just have to laugh sometimes. |
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Quoted: You believe that fox news horse-shit? Talk about gullible. View Quote I've got clients who go every year and after last year have told me face to face that they're not going anymore because they don't feel it's safe. Anecdotal info? Yes. But that's 5-7 less people visiting this year and I can't believe they're the only German/Americans who have made that decision. |
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I've got clients who go every year and after last year have told me face to face that they're not going anymore because they don't feel it's safe. Anecdotal info? Yes. But that's 5-7 less people visiting this year and I can't believe they're the only German/Americans who have made that decision. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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You believe that fox news horse-shit? Talk about gullible. I've got clients who go every year and after last year have told me face to face that they're not going anymore because they don't feel it's safe. Anecdotal info? Yes. But that's 5-7 less people visiting this year and I can't believe they're the only German/Americans who have made that decision. That's a shame. They are missing out. |
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Quoted: But is there ample cleavage serving that beer all year 'round? I don't know, but I would like to go see it all someday for myself. Maybe the germans will come up with a solution that can mitigate the immigrant problem. Then I will go there. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: BFD. Oktoberfest is just a tourist trap anyway. International frat party. You can drink beautiful beer in Munich all year round. No need to get mixed up in that malarkey. But is there ample cleavage serving that beer all year 'round? I don't know, but I would like to go see it all someday for myself. Maybe the germans will come up with a solution that can mitigate the immigrant problem. Then I will go there. |
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Quoted: We get Fox News over here. News is about current events. It should contain no bias and be about delivering fact for the consideration the consumer. They are not delivering news, they are delivering entertainment and concern TV for a 24/7 market, and their quality of reporting reflects that. The need to attract an audience and bring in advertising revenue, and this is therefore understandable. Some of the best reporting I saw on Fox News was on and around 9/11 2001. It has declined in quality steadily since then IMO and I would now consider it mediocre at best. YMMV. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: You believe that fox news horse-shit? Talk about gullible. But in America the news division of Fox News is a considered just as credible as Nbc news ot abc news or cbs news. We get Fox News over here. News is about current events. It should contain no bias and be about delivering fact for the consideration the consumer. They are not delivering news, they are delivering entertainment and concern TV for a 24/7 market, and their quality of reporting reflects that. The need to attract an audience and bring in advertising revenue, and this is therefore understandable. Some of the best reporting I saw on Fox News was on and around 9/11 2001. It has declined in quality steadily since then IMO and I would now consider it mediocre at best. YMMV. |
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Quoted: We get Fox News over here. News is about current events. It should contain no bias and be about delivering fact for the consideration the consumer. They are not delivering news, they are delivering entertainment and concern TV for a 24/7 market, and their quality of reporting reflects that. The need to attract an audience and bring in advertising revenue, and this is therefore understandable. Some of the best reporting I saw on Fox News was on and around 9/11 2001. It has declined in quality steadily since then IMO and I would now consider it mediocre at best. YMMV. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: You believe that fox news horse-shit? Talk about gullible. But in America the news division of Fox News is a considered just as credible as Nbc news ot abc news or cbs news. We get Fox News over here. News is about current events. It should contain no bias and be about delivering fact for the consideration the consumer. They are not delivering news, they are delivering entertainment and concern TV for a 24/7 market, and their quality of reporting reflects that. The need to attract an audience and bring in advertising revenue, and this is therefore understandable. Some of the best reporting I saw on Fox News was on and around 9/11 2001. It has declined in quality steadily since then IMO and I would now consider it mediocre at best. YMMV. |
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Diversity destroys community. The downside of diversity A Harvard political scientist finds that diversity hurts civic life. What happens when a liberal scholar unearths an inconvenient truth? IT HAS BECOME increasingly popular to speak of racial and ethnic diversity as a civic strength. From multicultural festivals to pronouncements from political leaders, the message is the same: our differences make us stronger. But a massive new study, based on detailed interviews of nearly 30,000 people across America, has concluded just the opposite. Harvard political scientist Robert Putnam -- famous for "Bowling Alone," his 2000 book on declining civic engagement -- has found that the greater the diversity in a community, the fewer people vote and the less they volunteer, the less they give to charity and work on community projects. In the most diverse communities, neighbors trust one another about half as much as they do in the most homogenous settings. The study, the largest ever on civic engagement in America, found that virtually all measures of civic health are lower in more diverse settings. The endgame of ramming diversity down everyone's throats is expanded government control. That's it. Total Trojan horse. Diversity is for suckers. |
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You believe that fox news horse-shit? Talk about gullible. But in America the news division of Fox News is a considered just as credible as Nbc news ot abc news or cbs news. We get Fox News over here. News is about current events. It should contain no bias and be about delivering fact for the consideration the consumer. They are not delivering news, they are delivering entertainment and concern TV for a 24/7 market, and their quality of reporting reflects that. The need to attract an audience and bring in advertising revenue, and this is therefore understandable. Some of the best reporting I saw on Fox News was on and around 9/11 2001. It has declined in quality steadily since then IMO and I would now consider it mediocre at best. YMMV. Honestly? Pains me to say it but the BBC news is a pretty good start point, as are, Sky, ITV. None are completely impartial, but they provide a better starting point than Fox. |
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Quoted: This is certainly true, but the Muslim immigrant problem hurts overall tourism to De, not just for Oktoberfest. But "beautiful" is a strange adjective for beer. I care more about how it tastes, than how it appears. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: BFD. Oktoberfest is just a tourist trap anyway. International frat party. You can drink beautiful beer in Munich all year round. No need to get mixed up in that malarkey. This is certainly true, but the Muslim immigrant problem hurts overall tourism to De, not just for Oktoberfest. But "beautiful" is a strange adjective for beer. I care more about how it tastes, than how it appears. I meant "beautiful" in it's totality, Mein Herr. Appearance, taste, concept. The most perfect expressions of the beer maker's art, IMO. |
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