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Stevepol

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2. So the post is total bullshit because of the site in which it's found?

Fri Oct 16, 2015, 11:13 AM

Oct 2015

In other words, no matter how "true" the article itself (and the video) might be, it is "total bullshit"?

Did these people actually work for the Fox News outlet? Did they get fired after going through the long ordeal of grilling, bribing, etc. etc.? These questions are irrelevant? The only thing that matters is the source of the article?

I think there may be more than one source of bullshit here.

I personally believe the people on the video. I think Fox News and Monsanto have a long track record of distorting the truth or outright lying, and both corporate organizations have plenty of financial incentive to be lying in this case.

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FOX News Fires Reporters For Exposing Distrubing Facts About Monsanto [View all] Miles Archer Oct 2015 OP

This video and the source are total bullshit. Archae Oct 2015 #1

So the post is total bullshit because of the site in which it's found? Stevepol Oct 2015 #2

You should know by now I trust Faux "news" no farther than I can throw them. Archae Oct 2015 #3

You could have easily looked it up. Stevepol Oct 2015 #4

All good and well, but DUers should not be using "Collective Evolution" as a source. HuckleB Oct 2015 #6

You're correct about the site, and while I can't watch the vid, the reporters' story is true arcane1 Oct 2015 #5