News Corp. to purchase IGN

Colmes is an idiot and a complete milquetoast, but he's pushed so far back in that show that most of the time I forget he's on it. And his name is in the fucking title.

I love O'Reilly... Without him, I'd have no one to tell me what the "American people want", and I'd still be under the delusion that the ACLU is working to protect privacy rights and the first amendment instead of fighting alongside the terrorists like they really are, those fuckers.

He also wears a TON of make-up. Like, not just TV make-up either, I'm talking tranny level. Look at those eyelashes.

I don't think Fox News can even be called accurate or inaccurate, because there's so little actual news content. It's the TV equivalent of a paper consisting entirely of the op-ed section. (Let alone only running op-eds by neocon buffoons...)

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Originally Posted by sethsez

For what it's worth, I still watch Fox more than any other news channel. As a news source it absolutely sucks, but it's damn entertaining.

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And that, ladies and germs, is why America is going down the toilet. The news isn't supposed to be entertaining, it's supposed to provide you with a complete and accurate grasp of relevant current events.

Nobody cares about that bullshit.

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Originally Posted by Yoshi

Yeah. The meshing of accuracy and complete inaccuracy will make for a nice balance.

Except that neither is any more biased than anywhere else. IGN is just wrong a lot, not biased.

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I wasn't commenting on how I thought IGN was, just what the person was trying to say... but Fox is certainly bias, you can't deny that.

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Originally Posted by LordPerrin

And that, ladies and germs, is why America is going down the toilet. The news isn't supposed to be entertaining, it's supposed to provide you with a complete and accurate grasp of relevant current events.

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You'll note I said I watch Fox more than any other TV news station, not that I said it's where I get my news. There's currently no TV news station that I would pick over a newspaper, which is why I don't watch TV for news in the first place. If you want entertainment, watch Fox. If you want a complete and accurate grasp of current events, read a newspaper (actually, read a few). If you want a quick overview of headlines and complex issues crammed into a couple talking points, I guess other TV news stations are okay.

I for one welcome our new corporate overlords.

btw, has this thread degenerated to arguments about political bias and foxnews? I didn't bother to read it, I'm just guessing

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Originally Posted by TobalRox

I wasn't commenting on how I thought IGN was, just what the person was trying to say... but Fox is certainly bias, you can't deny that.

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No moreso than any other network. You're delusional if you think CNN and MSNBC aren't at least as bad.