Like you have a clue?Stragi wrote:owned shutup

Holy fuck you are a complete tool. If you want to accomplish something, because you feel that the Op-Ed's should not be on the main news section, or should be clearly marked for Google news, then FUCKING EMAIL GOOGLE NEWS.Metanis wrote:1.) It's what I do best.Sylvus wrote:Why are you whining about it so much?
2.) Representing opinions as "news" is reprehensible. I would feel the same way if the links connected to a conservative commentary.
3.) I've accomplished something if only to alert a few dozen people on this board.
4.) Why the New York Times? Why not other newspaper editorial sections?
The letter, which Cleland said was signed by nine members of the Senate -- all veterans -- urged the president to specifically condemn the ads, saying they "represent the worst kind of politics."
They feel the need to call the people who signed Bush's letter "pro-Bush" yet don't even bother to point out that every single "member of the senate" who signed Kerry's letter are DEMOCRATS. This sounds like nitpicking but stuff like this pops up very frequently. If you asked me to find an example of liberal bias everyday I would have no trouble doing it.The letter signed by pro-Bush veterans said they were angry that he had never apologized for saying that U.S. troops had committed atrocities in Vietnam. Kerry has said those comments were taken out of context and that he had been quoting what veterans had told him.
I'm saying the media hounded Bush FAR more than they have been Kerry. Just about every investigative story I've seen by the media has been questioning the Swift Boat Veteran's motives and credibility, NOT going after the couple of credibile issues they've raised. I don't care what you compare it to, Kerry LIED FOR YEAR AFTER YEAR about being in Cambodia on Christmas Eve. Integrity is obviously a big issue for a candiate. If the media had caught Bush in this big of a lie (not to mention the fact of how central of an issue Kerry has made Vietnam to his campaign) they would be all over it. Instead they swallow whole whatever BS excuse Kerry gives.Voronwe wrote:To even suggest that Bush's national guard duty got more media scrutiny than this Swiftboat thing is beyond preposterous.
It's funny because this is the exact same shit you retards blast Michael Moore for.I'm saying the media hounded Bush FAR more than they have been Kerry. Just about every investigative story I've seen by the media has been questioning the Swift Boat Veteran's motives and credibility, NOT going after the couple of credibile issues they've raised.
Hey, it's ok- calm down. The Swift Boat guys are just trying to entertain us with an interesting story. A little creative editing never hurt anyone... right?miir wrote:It's funny because this is the exact same shit you retards blast Michael Moore for.
Who gives a damn if 2% of what these Swift Boat Fuckheads for Truth might have some basis in reality... the other 98% of the shit they are spewing is lies.
No, the media has not- but they certainly should have if they were truly interested in doing their jobs properly. Nope, they pretty much gave him a free pass to say anything he wanted to in that movie without having to back any of it up.miir wrote:Did the 'news media' give F9/11 or any of the other shit that Michael Moore has spewed out weeks of daily 'coverage'?
Did any dems have thier fingerprints all over the films and books of Michael Moore?
Michael Moore attended the DNC and watched/listened to the speeches. How exactly does that figure into being a 'prominent figure' in their activities?And as to the 2nd part- Moore was a pretty prominent figure in a great many Democratic activies the last couple of years, including their DNC.
Because that movie was opinion.Nope, they pretty much gave him a free pass to say anything he wanted to in that movie without having to back any of it up.
You guys are morons if you believe that NYT editorials are "the most relevant" news.Google News presents information culled from approximately 4,500 news sources worldwide and automatically arranged to present the most relevant news first
Metanis wrote:You guys are morons if you believe that NYT editorials are "the most relevant" news.Google News presents information culled from approximately 4,500 news sources worldwide and automatically arranged to present the most relevant news first
To blame it on the "scripts" is even more moronic considering the technical sophistication of the people on this board.
The current headline in the top position of the USA section is another NYT editorial on Abu Gharaib. Tell me how that ranks as the most relevant news in the USA?
Either Google News is blatantly dishonest or they're being gamed by people in support of the NYT.
This is Orwellian in nature and you guys want to call ME the tool. Let me reiterate, if you are a reputable media organization you do not present opinion as news.
What the fuck do you think relevant means in this context? "Relevant" to a computer algorithm is going to take into account some factor such as viewership of a page or (as I believe google uses on its main search) the number of links to a particular site/page. THE REASON THAT THE NYT, INCLUDING EDITORIALS, IS IN FRONT OF OTHER SITES IS BECAUSE IT IS A POPULAR SITE. The end.While the sources of the news vary in perspective and editorial approach, their selection for inclusion is done without regard to political viewpoint or ideology. While this may lead to some occasionally unusual and contradictory groupings, it is exactly this variety that makes Google News a valuable source of information on the important issues of the day.
It might be he never claimed that there were no Conservitive search engines out there, he just said Google was liberal.Stragi wrote:Yeah, it's all some big Liberal conspiracy isn't it? Google is a fucking search engine.
OMG GUYS FIREFOX IS A CONSERVITIVE BROWSER CUZ ITS GOT FOX IN TIS NAME AND ITS OBVIOUSLY COTNROLED BY FOX NEWS N THE FIRE REPRESENTS THE USA AS THE REPUBLICSN RAM IT INTO THE GROUDN OOL