Only 11% percent of things on Faux News is true.

WeToddDid2 said:
Fox News is extremely fair and balanced relative to MSNBS.

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http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2013/06/05/is-msnbc-the-place-for-opinion/
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This has nothing to do with the truthfulness of the bullshit they spout. But your thinking that it does just further proves how stupid Faux News watchers and righties in general are.
 
futurecurrents said:
Maximoron strikes again....

About the only thing I think can be proved with such a poll is how "truthy" a viewer of a given network finds them in comparison with other networks they know about. And that is really just subjective nonsense when one gives it any thought.

Think about it, how can someone who has never watched Fox News rate their "truthiness"?

So the poll really speaks more about the viewers and how gullible/programmed they are than anything about the network.
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Advertisers listen to what viewers think. Just ask Air America.
 
Who decides what's true? Somebody says that the administration made up a story about a video being responsible for Benghazi. Is that true? Depends on your politics, now doesn't it. I know this. If I want factual news and/or educated opinion I'll watch Brett Baier. If I want opinion, biased to comically insane, I'll watch everyone else, including FOX or otherwise. There is no news at all at MSNBC. Some at CNN. Little to nothing at the networks. Bullshit reigns supreme 90% of the time.
 
CaptainObvious said:
Who decides what's true? Somebody says that the administration made up a story about a video being responsible for Benghazi. Is that true? Depends on your politics, now doesn't it. I know this. If I want factual news and/or educated opinion I'll watch Brett Baier. If I want opinion, biased to comically insane, I'll watch everyone else, including FOX or otherwise. There is no news at all at MSNBC. Some at CNN. Little to nothing at the networks. Bullshit reigns supreme 90% of the time.
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On top of this nearly 25% of the "news" on cable and network channels are paid placements for advertisers. Do you think that 10 minute segment on CNN about the glory of Tupperware is on the air because the staff members enjoy using it?
 
gwb-trading said:
On top of this nearly 25% of the "news" on cable and network channels are paid placements for advertisers. Do you think that 10 minute segment on CNN about the glory of Tupperware is on the air because the staff members enjoy using it?
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Could be. Yes, I think they love Tupperware.:rolleyes:
 
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