South Africa faced with ‘a nation’s shame’ after rape video goes viral
...it would be easy to make Mandela and the SNC as the root caue but if we did then we would have to hold Obama and the Democrats feet to the fire because we have similar gang rapes occurring frequently and these don't seem to get national attention because the mainstream media is too busy.
Trayvon Martin shooting: Zimmerman to ask judge for bail while he awaits trial
Showing posts with label Mainstreem Media. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mainstreem Media. Show all posts
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Saturday, October 02, 2010
CNN Has A Right To Protect Advertising Revenue...
...but not at the expense of freedom of expression and Sanchez has the right to express himself and he has and will continue to pay for that right And I might offer a stronger defense if it wasn't for the fact that "he doesn't understand the metric system."
Monday, August 16, 2010
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Janke Illustrates, But IMHO, Doesn't Condone...
...the manipulation of Internet data to prove a particular stance.
Numbers that jump out at you (that ought not to)
Hey, how can any conservative blogger go long without posting something that touches on race and is guaranteed to label him a racist? Time for me to dive in on a number I saw this week that, in a politically correct world, should not seem as significant as it does. In a major poll done by CBS News, Americans were asked the following:
How have Barack Obama's economic programs affected you personally?
The result has not changed since May when a similar poll was run. Only 13% of Americans think that Barack Obama's economic programs have helped them personally.
That's an interesting number, because 12% of Americans are African-American.
Funny that. Makes you wonder if Obama's economic programs are awful (just helping 13% of Americans) or just very specific (designed to help a particular 13% of Americans).
Or it would make you wonder that if you were the sort of person who is fixated on race issues, which, of course, I am not.
How have Barack Obama's economic programs affected you personally?
The result has not changed since May when a similar poll was run. Only 13% of Americans think that Barack Obama's economic programs have helped them personally.
That's an interesting number, because 12% of Americans are African-American.
Funny that. Makes you wonder if Obama's economic programs are awful (just helping 13% of Americans) or just very specific (designed to help a particular 13% of Americans).
Or it would make you wonder that if you were the sort of person who is fixated on race issues, which, of course, I am not.
Tuesday, July 06, 2010
Come On Chris Get Real...
...she sneers! Were you looking over her shoulder when she wrote the column? If not, is your comment not an example of how many bloggers confuse a large segment of the internet community. Scopes puts bread on the table due to the nature of the internet. Also Most people's perception of journalist and columnist adds to the confusing.
Chris Selley’s Full Pundit: Ixnay on the Xwayxway
July 5, 2010 – 10:56 am
BEST (AND WORST) OF A SLOW WEEKEND
It’s summer out there in Pundit-land, and the pickings are a bit slim. The good news is, you don’t have to read them!
More G20 questions
The Globe and Mail’s Christie Blatchford starts out by supporting due process for anyone who feels he was mistreated by the cops during the G20 crackdown, including members of the Blogger/Tweeter brigade. But she thinks some of those people have inappropriately claimed the title of Journalist despite the fact they have no editors or lawyers or Press Council overseeing them. You’re not a journalist just “because you and your friends say you are or because your ‘writings’ appear on a website,” she sneers.
The whole “what is a journalist” debate aside, the main problem here is that she doesn’t identify any of these people — or indeed any of the people who supposedly think any self-styled “alternative journalist” should “be automatically assumed to be an infallible truth-teller or always accurate.” And then she admits that journalists get stuff wrong all the time. And then she says (and we agree) that press credentials don’t and shouldn’t afford any kind of special status in the first place. And then she says the authority under which the vast majority of people, journalists or otherwise, were arrested is “vile” and “easily misused by police.” So why go after all the amateurs out there with cameras and iPhones — who are, incidentally, as the Robert Dziekanski case proved, providing an utterly invaluable service to society? We honestly don’t get it.
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It’s summer out there in Pundit-land, and the pickings are a bit slim. The good news is, you don’t have to read them!
More G20 questions
The Globe and Mail’s Christie Blatchford starts out by supporting due process for anyone who feels he was mistreated by the cops during the G20 crackdown, including members of the Blogger/Tweeter brigade. But she thinks some of those people have inappropriately claimed the title of Journalist despite the fact they have no editors or lawyers or Press Council overseeing them. You’re not a journalist just “because you and your friends say you are or because your ‘writings’ appear on a website,” she sneers.
The whole “what is a journalist” debate aside, the main problem here is that she doesn’t identify any of these people — or indeed any of the people who supposedly think any self-styled “alternative journalist” should “be automatically assumed to be an infallible truth-teller or always accurate.” And then she admits that journalists get stuff wrong all the time. And then she says (and we agree) that press credentials don’t and shouldn’t afford any kind of special status in the first place. And then she says the authority under which the vast majority of people, journalists or otherwise, were arrested is “vile” and “easily misused by police.” So why go after all the amateurs out there with cameras and iPhones — who are, incidentally, as the Robert Dziekanski case proved, providing an utterly invaluable service to society? We honestly don’t get it.
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- I lean to the right but I still have a heart and if I have a mission it is to respond to attacks on people not available to protect themselves and to point out the hypocrisy of the left at every opportunity.MY MAJOR GOAL IS HIGHLIGHT THE HYPOCRISY AND STUPIDITY OF THE LEFTISTS ON TORONTO CITY COUNCIL. Last word: In the final analysis this blog is a relief valve for my rants/raves.