OBAMA media bias?

_ə_ · Nov 4, 2008, 08:00 AM

personally I think to say that any soldier's life has been wasted is incorrect and disrespectful to their service and what they have given of themselves, no matter the outcome of Iraq. when they make the decision to give everything to the service, a gift that great can't be called a waste. just my opinion.

as for whether there is media bias out there, it's about as shocking to me as a poltician who doesn't tell the complete truth (what??!?). I don't pay much attention to the media, nor to 3rd party youtube videos. if there is any bias that is influencing voters, then I think it's also the voters fault for not doing their part to be better informed. the fact that there are people who do see that there is bias out there.... it shows that the ones who just buy it are either not paying enough attention or are ignoring something. its not as if the bias is so masterful and tricks all of us together, making us all innocent victims.

and maybe if more people did pay more attention and accepted the truth, maybe there would be less bias out there as a result. a theory: if there are willingly ignorant people, the bias factories just keep cranking more out for them. but if there were only skeptical truth-seeking people, then the bias factories would have nobody to sell their product to.

but no, instead we have people lining up to buy muslim Obamas and father-of-a-black-lovechild McCains....

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it is easily scewed the other way around to.

to blindlessly think that everything is going precisely as it's saposedly layed out is nothing other then taking a leep of faith.

Specially considering the amount of valueable information coming from low and high ranking personel that have blown the whistle so many times with good cause. Yet ignored by the majority, and then muffled still AFTER it's 100% proven fact for the public to see.

You can hide behind blind faith all you want, that's not my problem, ignorance is bliss? Probably not nearly as blissful in the long run.

You can trek back as far as you like in history, the same type of "conspiracy theories" were indeed oventually proven FACT.....

to believe that things work the way they are supposed to work is not a leap of faith, it is reasonable. to believe that things work in a way contrary to how they are supposed to -- with zero direct evidence to support that belief -- is ridiculous.

Judas · Nov 4, 2008, 03:47 PM

Thing is.. there is direct evidence to suggest otherwise.... you don't have to go far to find people that have documented proof of such things...... you don't have to browse to far into the past to find what was being shown and said and told to the public was a complete lie vs what was actually going on behind the scenes

It's not reasonable to NOT question everything .. even a little.. it's is blind faith.