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MicaelS

(8,747 posts)
11. No, he doesn't.
Tue Mar 11, 2014, 10:55 AM
Mar 2014

He taking these people's money, and then telling them they are idiots. He's not soft soaping them one bit. He's taking their dirty money, and doing something clean with it. And Fox damn well vetted every minute of this before they allowed in on their network, so it's not like this is a surprise to them.

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I really, really like this man. mainer Mar 2014 #1
OK, good point. But Tyson needs to focus his telescope on his own pay stub Berlum Mar 2014 #2
Fox entertainment is NOT Fox News. nt longship Mar 2014 #3
But they sleep together Berlum Mar 2014 #6
Ailes only in charge of Fox News. longship Mar 2014 #7
And I'll stand by mine. Berlum Mar 2014 #8
I agree Tab Mar 2014 #13
Yup. But people see "Fox" and they associate it with the News arm of the company. longship Mar 2014 #14
More Important liberalmike27 Mar 2014 #12
How is Fox not Fox? seattledo Mar 2014 #27
As difficult as it is for me to even say it, pangaia Mar 2014 #29
Fox Entertainment vs Fox News. longship Mar 2014 #31
Very true. However I cut people I'm convinced truly care a break for partnering with monsters. raouldukelives Mar 2014 #9
No, he doesn't. MicaelS Mar 2014 #11
That he was 'allowed' to say and show some of what he did pangaia Mar 2014 #30
The problem is that the stuff about Bruno is at best slanted Fortinbras Armstrong Mar 2014 #35
I discovered that info about Bruno after seeing the show, pangaia Mar 2014 #37
Face it, you're just mad that science is cooler than woo. LeftyMom Mar 2014 #21
I've always admired and applied science, Berlum Mar 2014 #26
Like The Simpsons... progressoid Mar 2014 #24
Flat earthers are sad people Gothmog Mar 2014 #4
Neil DeGrasse Tyson once tried to clone a woolly mammoth in his garage Orrex Mar 2014 #5
The radical right The Wizard Mar 2014 #10
IMO, our MSM hypes faux conflict over settled science and censors legitimate critique by omission. proverbialwisdom Mar 2014 #15
Very sloppy when they have a typo like that in it. Bernardo de La Paz Mar 2014 #17
Maintstream? Ok, good catch, but a typo hardly negates their point, IMO.(nt) proverbialwisdom Mar 2014 #19
Not just equal time; equal credulity. winter is coming Mar 2014 #16
True dat. There is no debate over climate change ... ananda Mar 2014 #18
The word you want is "credibility". "Credulity" is an attribute of the viewer, not presenters. Bernardo de La Paz Mar 2014 #20
No, I actually did want "credulity", as in they present the stuff as if they've swallowed that BS. winter is coming Mar 2014 #23
, blkmusclmachine Mar 2014 #22
It's not really an ethos. It's just laziness. nyquil_man Mar 2014 #25
The country has really lost it. The good news is if the country becomes the anti-science country, lostincalifornia Mar 2014 #28
K & R SunSeeker Mar 2014 #32
The "two-sides-to-every-issue" fallacy has turned our public debates into circuses. Jerry442 Mar 2014 #33
This thinking is actually monstrous!!! Shemp Howard Mar 2014 #34
Not exactly Fortinbras Armstrong Mar 2014 #39
You're skirting the issue. Shemp Howard Mar 2014 #41
The claim that the Earth was the center of the solar system cpwm17 Mar 2014 #40
Luntz is an idiot. Shemp Howard Mar 2014 #42
The 'Climate Change' (the Orwellian type) believers Edim Mar 2014 #36
HUGE K & R !!! - THANK YOU !!! WillyT Mar 2014 #38
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