Same. But sometimes I just get lazy. A few months back it was all Russia all the time on the other networks. Even when no additional info was coming in. Really incredibly boring stuff. Fox was there for the “other” news.
Anything thats actually news will be covered in all the media. I suspect your adoration for FOX is less about news and more about opinion - since that’s most of what FOX does.
The side of truth and the side of misinforming conservative Americans because it’s good for business are not equivalent sides, either intellectually or morally.
This is the thing - if you get most of your news from the internet, as you just stated - this thread isnt about how FOX is important to you. It’s about how it is important as a propaganda device for other people.
Far, far more people get their news online then by watching any of the networks…
* CNN: 126 million unique visitors. * The New York Times Brand – 93 million unique visitors. * FoxNews.com – 86 million unique visitors. * WashingtonPost.com – 84 million unique visitors. * CBSNews.com – 67 million unique visitors. * USAToday.com – 61 million unique visitors. Jun 20, 2018
Welp, that’s one way to put it. Is that another way of saying “alternative facts”?
By the way, I happen to think Fox, all things considered, is a force for good at this point. If it were to go, Fox viewers would motor-scooter along to infowars, or some other God forsaken wasteland, and then we’re all completely ■■■■■■■
I would say the same about MSNBC, also. If it were to go, the risk would be the same for the ultra libz.
This would definitely need to be addressed on a case by case basis. There are likely stories and issues about which you know more facts than me. And vice versa. The issue is when the one who doesn’t know, pretends he knows, as in “I know more about technology than anybody.”