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In reply to the discussion: Isn't it time we took down Fox "NEWS"? [View all]Nye Bevan
(25,406 posts)88. I am pro-choice on this issue. I don't like Fox, so I choose not to watch it.
But I am not in favor of the Government stepping in and preventing other people from making their own choice.
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The courts have held that cable has first amendment rights closer to those of newspapers than
onenote
Dec 2012
#43
As long as you're prepared for a Republican FCC to do the same thing to MSNBC or Current...
brooklynite
Dec 2012
#77
I don't care if it's cable, sat or rabbit ears.. a lie is a lie, slander is slander n/m
Rosco T.
Dec 2012
#23
Imagine what society would be like if we replaced all RW media with educational programming instead
JaneyVee
Dec 2012
#2
Imagine what society would be like if the Constitution allowed the government to make those
onenote
Dec 2012
#44
Please read the Sedition Act. OP has every thing to do with it because the OP wants to punish
jody
Dec 2012
#42
I have daydreamed trying to organize 20M people to each buy $50 stock & then proxy votes
Turn CO Blue
Dec 2012
#20
I agree. Cable or no, it's a different animal when they are causing the whole country to have
loudsue
Dec 2012
#22
As I now ONLY watch Rev. Al Sharpton on MSNBC and none of the others...
graham4anything
Dec 2012
#27
Canada FAUX is an "Entertainment Network" IF ya' ACT like clowns, it's just truth in advertising.
Tigress DEM
Dec 2012
#31
They're Already Starting To Take Themselves Down...and the Rushpublicans with them...
KharmaTrain
Dec 2012
#34
Something similar would fill the void. Apparently there is a market for their point of view.
Throd
Dec 2012
#41
So, they were against it and so are you against charges of (libel) sedition, I'm guessing.
freshwest
Dec 2012
#82
I support nullification as Jefferson and Madison defined it in their KY & VA resolutions. nt
jody
Dec 2012
#85
As far as states' rights go, that interpretation has been abused to deny human rights..
freshwest
Dec 2012
#86
Perhaps, but because the other stations must mind regulations according to their license, it keeps
Cleita
Dec 2012
#63
Here's an example of how Sun News doesn't seem to be restrained by Canadian law
onenote
Dec 2012
#68
Yes, but the fact is they aren't taken seriously because they aren't dominating the whole
Cleita
Dec 2012
#69
I'm not the person making stuff up here and although I do respect the Pew Center,
Cleita
Dec 2012
#79
I heard a commercial on the radio that Fox News is the only radio news station in SW Florida.
Michigan Alum
Dec 2012
#64
I would like to see this happen but the only way we can do it is through their advertisers like
jwirr
Dec 2012
#66
what is an example of something they have said or done in the past that you believe
arely staircase
Dec 2012
#70
I am pro-choice on this issue. I don't like Fox, so I choose not to watch it.
Nye Bevan
Dec 2012
#88