Frontier will get some bad press for this

I think if cats end up in the hands of serial killers looking for a free trip to Cincinnati AND hundreds of Airbus jets get delivered with no Capybara tail in the fleet, then we should cancel Frontier. But, no sooner.
 
That story was wide spread on local news last week.
Doesn't negate my point. At all.


Edit to add:
Pretty sure you use NewsNation a lot - a much, much, much better source:

0F404712-855B-4254-9DF4-D223E32E9F3D.jpeg
 
Come on. It *happened* and yet again DM was accurate about the subject posted.
Do you understand the difference between "source" and "content"?

Even a blind squirrel...


I'm biased against crappy, unreliable sources of news.

It is absolutely stupid to use a source that is unreliable and untrustworthy, even if they are correct some times. Using that source requires you to double check that their source is legitimate, which is a complete waste of time. And just because they use a legitimate source for information in their story does not guarantee that they didn't change it, either.

I am not going to waste my time trying to figure out if DM is providing good information or not.

If anyone wants me, or anyone, to click a link in their post, they should use a trustworthy source.

Crap sources like DM will continue to be called out as sucky and unreliable, primarily so that other readers will be aware.
 
Some, not all, brown people are terrorists.

Some, not all, DM news articles have biased/slanted content.

See how being dismissive and saying “all” is bad is not a good thing? ;)
News sources are not people, and do not deserve the same consideration. No comparison.


ETA:
Also, again, I'm not railing against biased sources (although it is important to understand those biases), but against sources that do not reliably report factually. Bias can be taken into account, but if you are told, and believe, false information than you are intellectually screwed.
 
News sources are not people, and do not deserve the same consideration. No comparison.


ETA:
Also, again, I'm not railing against biased sources (although it is important to understand those biases), but against sources that do not reliably report factually. Bias can be taken into account, but if you are told, and believe, false information than you are intellectually screwed.
That seems fair, but you refuse to consider any news source that leans right as trustworthy. How many people and police officers died at the Capitol on J6?
 
That seems fair, but you refuse to consider any news source that leans right as trustworthy.
False statement. Completely.

Every source that I call out as unreliable is because outside resources have deemed them such, NOT because they're right-leaning.

I find your persistence in blatant misrepresentation of other's position as, well, dishonest at heart. Not a good look.

As evidence to belie your contention, I have often said that WSJ, among others, are good sources. I care about their reliability, not their bias, and I have been completely consistent in that stance.

26E2798D-07E8-4810-9952-28D43868A1D5.jpeg


How many people and police officers died at the Capitol on J6?

See item #2:

 
How would you know the bias checking website itself isn’t biased?

1. I've already said that I care about Factual Reporting, i.e. Reliability, and not left or right leaning bias.

2. If you want to learn about media rating sites, do what I did and read a little bit on the subject.


3. The site I often quote has plenty of right-leaning sources that get good ratings for Factual Reporting. Here's a short list that I grabbed of reasonably well-known right-leaning sources that are rated High for Factual Reporting, and I'd bet that there are literally hundreds more:

 
Last edited:
False statement. Completely.

Every source that I call out as unreliable is because outside resources have deemed them such, NOT because they're right-leaning.

I find your persistence in blatant misrepresentation of other's position as, well, dishonest at heart. Not a good look.

As evidence to belie your contention, I have often said that WSJ, among others, are good sources. I care about their reliability, not their bias, and I have been completely consistent in that stance.

View attachment 68935



See item #2:

I think you're breathing too much of your own air and you like it. I said your opinion carries no weight, in other words you lack gravitas, the very thing you want and believe you have. To be honest it's sad.
 
Back
Top