Fox News

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Fox News ,

You're already losing watching by the droves, can you afford to be killing them off, too? This is the typical thought cycle of your watchers, a thought cycle you perpetuate with your lies.

Originally shared by Matt Uebel

"And when she fell ten days before she died, she refused to go to the doctor because, 'I don't want Obamacare to get all of my information!'"

oof. :(
http://feeds.drudge.com/~r/retort/~3/Ndx_5m4iZ5E/fox-news-killed-my-mother

Comments

Tim McAdam said…
Kind of that way no matter what view you side with.... reminds me of people saying rock music made me do it.... or guns kill people... didn't know an inanimate (sp) object could pick itself up and shoot someone on purpose?!
People just don't want to have to use their own brains, they would rather follow the pied piper in a daze than think for themselves and be responsible for their own actions. Then they try to capitalize on it to make some money from a frivilous law suit.
Blaming everything on Fox and nothing on all the other "news" channels that make news instead of reporting it isn't being fair. ALL these news channels would rather throw a scare at everyone because it sells and makes them money! How about they try reporting on what's good for once?!..... do I hear crickets??
March 21, 2012 at 11:17 AM
Jason ON said…
But unlike the others, Fox is repeatedly shown to "report" false facts and misinformation. While the others do report the wrong information occasionally, FoxNews is the only one that has made it their corporate policy.
March 21, 2012 at 12:22 PM
Tim McAdam said…
Sometimes it's nice not having cable
:o)
Are you back from the south yet?
March 21, 2012 at 12:27 PM
Jason ON said…
Nope. I was hoping to be on the road this week, but it doesn't look like I can afford it without being stranded somewhere in the middle just yet.
March 21, 2012 at 12:32 PM
Jason ON said…
And that was the point of my post, Alice Cabrera, to demonstrate to FoxNews that they need to be more responsible in the "facts" they report to millions of people.
March 21, 2012 at 3:04 PM
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