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Additonally, I can easily find examples of crazy MSNBC youtube clips showing "craziness" on their opinion shows, just watch any Olberman rant. I gues it's a matter of perspective as to what "crazy" is, but bias can be measured and isn't subject to subjectivity.
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I'm sure you can find plenty of crazy clips on their opinion shows, however you're not going to find as much obviously slanted news clips as Fox.
Like the one I posted. A fox reporter sees no hands raised for Mccain (Well, except his own), and everyone's hand raised for Obama.. and that looks like an even split to him... well "a little heavier towards Obama".
While MSNBC reporter would have just said what it was... a room that's full of Obama supporters.
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Game, if you had included the sentence previous to the one you quoted you would see the reason for my question. Please don;t take my comments out of context. (and I say this with full knwoledge you'll likely ramble on in response with some reason why the context wasn't important or that sentence added nothing)
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My reply wasn't out of context, unless I misunderstood your point.
I was just pointing out that you don't have to be a veiwer of Fox news to have a negative opinion about it because they're constantly mocked through other sources, mainly youtube.