Right-Wing news: why so many viewers do not live in reality
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Ya but there's a cloud graph floating around that democrats don't think outside the box or something.
Damn
Easy tell how fake the Fox coverage is w/ how quickly the cheering fades
Literally like a laugh track on taped comedy shows.
That's some pretty bad propaganda/editorializing to add in all that fake audio.
But, our Resident Lemmings won't bat an eye.
And.....hey........shouldn't you be posting about "Dem on Dem violence" in MN, anyway???
While interesting, microphone placement is a thing. An entertainment "news" network will absolutely use a more sophisticated audio setup than PBS, undoubtedly PBS only had the feed from the mic directly in front of trump.
Not saying Fox didn't enhance the cheering, but it's more likely they simply mic'd it, while PBS did not.
Not saying Fox didn't enhance the cheering, but it's more likely they simply mic'd it, while PBS did not.
That is most assuredly not "microphone placement"
Crowds do not mute nearly that quickly. It is dubbed in cheering.
Oh FFS...there is no cheering from ANYWHERE in the PBS footage. What group do you think they mic'ed? Fans at a Nats game? And the cheering just disappears...like a knob being turned. If you think that happens in the real world, you're delusional.
The stupidity of the Trump ass-kisser on full display right here.
Actually if you turn it up you can here some cheering in the PBS video before he starts speaking.
I've heard it all now. JFC.
Remember a couple months ago when the markets were getting crushed and FOX stopped using the ticker?
This is going to become my go-to response to this kind of stupidity. You probably believe there were a quarter of a million people there, too.
"Well, if you count people in their homes within a few blocks of the parade route..."
Fox News is an enemy of America. Has been from the start.
Nothing remotely resembling the Fox coverage.
It cuts out so quickly, it'd be obvious in the PBS mic; but it's just not there. It is fully edited in
There is a battle of the two wolves.
One representing anger, envy, and sorrow.
The other representing joy, love, and peace.
The wolf that is fed and nurtured will be the one that succeeds.
Guess which one Fox News tapped into.
One representing anger, envy, and sorrow.
The other representing joy, love, and peace.
The wolf that is fed and nurtured will be the one that succeeds.
Guess which one Fox News tapped into.
It’s that there is little diversity of thought on the left, more doctrinaire.
Anger, envy and sorrow are the emotions that the redistributionist politician taps for political support:
‘You should hate the billionaire, and you should want to take what is his, because look how pitiful you are.’
“You should hate the marginalized, because look how weak you are”
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Everything about the douche is a con/lie. It's amazing so many fall for it over and over.
Hi. My name is “thewop” and it’s been zero minutes since I indulged in cult-like behavior…
You used quotes, who are you quoting?
"No one ever makes a billion dollars. You take a billion dollars," - AOC
The redistributionist mindset cannot appreciate that wealth has to be created before her ilk can take it.
You're such a hypocrite.
It appears that the quote:
does not originate from any widely recognized public figure, historical document, or well-known media source. A thorough search across books, news archives, speeches, and reputable quote databases turned up no credible attribution to a politician, activist, author, movie, or TV show.
The clips linked above don’t start at the same point (I’m sure that was an editorial decision in the interest of brevity, and not an effort to deceive), but worse than that, CSPAN is on the crowd noise conspiracy:
Why is there cheering in the CSPAN footage?
Why didn’t the clips start at the same time?
Why do you get suckered so easily by an Instagram cheap fake?
There is stupidity on display in this thread, you’ll figure it out soon enough.
Do you think NBC put fake crowd noise on this:
https://www.nbcnews.com/now/video/p...-army-s-250th-anniversary-parade-241611845903
Those are my words, dipshit.
Seems apt seems you’re pouring into the ether to justify your bullshit stances.
What sort of narcissist puts their own words in quotation marks?
One of my staff is a former Cuban refugee, now a naturalized citizen. She said the best description she’s ever seen of socialism is from Winston Churchill: "the philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy."
Whenever she hears a politician promise something ‘free’ she nods, smiles, and says, “that sounds familiar.”
I’m a top-notch narcissist.
Have no idea how your Cuban refugee story relates to what we’re discussing. I mean: good for you?
Right wing media bias has rotted the brains for Americans. Probably you as well.
Good for her, she still had somewhere to escape to from anti-billionaire policies in action.
That’s not true, but I’ll leave you to your alternative facts until you feel like looking up reality yourself.
You get duped a lot.
The quote:
is commonly attributed to Winston Churchill, but there is no verifiable record of him saying or writing it in any of his speeches, books, or parliamentary addresses.
🔍 Attribution Facts:
- The quote does not appear in the official volumes of Churchill’s speeches or writings.
- It is frequently cited in political commentary, especially in critiques of socialism, but without a primary source.
- The quote gained popularity in the 1980s and 1990s, often included in collections of political quotes without clear documentation.
Fox and CSPAN apparently get to set up near where the administration puts their paid cheerers
Other news outlets don't get the propaganda-prime location for their setup.
