Canadian Politics Redux
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The CBC did not want to discuss foreign policy.
Wouldnt want to hold Trudeau accountable over the fucked up Afghanistan response…
The CBC is an arm of the liberal party being funded to the tune of 1.4 billion…lmfao
We are G7 and NATO country in the middle of a pandemic not discussing foreign policy.
I haven’t heard a word about the micheals.
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DarthMaeglin said:Debate’s been more than halfway decent so far, but sometimes I still want to que up Yakety Sax (the Benny Hill chase music by Boots Randolph), lol.Toronto 2000
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Meltdown99 said:The CBC did not want to discuss foreign policy.
Wouldnt want to hold Trudeau accountable over the fucked up Afghanistan response…
The CBC is an arm of the liberal party being funded to the tune of 1.4 billion…lmfao
We are G7 and NATO country in the middle of a pandemic not discussing foreign policy.
I haven’t heard a word about the micheals.
if they could vote. Would they vote for Trudeau?
Canada is a small mouse caught between two giant rats (USA and China) with little to no say in the matter.Toronto 2000
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saw the clip of trudeau slam dunking that rebel news "reporter". that was awesome.By The Time They Figure Out What Went Wrong, We'll Be Sitting On A Beach, Earning Twenty Percent.0
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HughFreakingDillon said:saw the clip of trudeau slam dunking that rebel news "reporter". that was awesome.
And O'Toole will capitalize on this as him 'dividing the country' but I view it as actual, honest truth. I take a couple looks at these organizations like Rebel News and True North and I'm like.. ok this isn't journalism... this is propaganda and fear mongering.
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Parksy said:HughFreakingDillon said:saw the clip of trudeau slam dunking that rebel news "reporter". that was awesome.
And O'Toole will capitalize on this as him 'dividing the country' but I view it as actual, honest truth. I take a couple looks at these organizations like Rebel News and True North and I'm like.. ok this isn't journalism... this is propaganda and fear mongering.By The Time They Figure Out What Went Wrong, We'll Be Sitting On A Beach, Earning Twenty Percent.0 -
what is that about canadian media liberal bias again?By The Time They Figure Out What Went Wrong, We'll Be Sitting On A Beach, Earning Twenty Percent.0 -
HughFreakingDillon said:
what is that about canadian media liberal bias again?0 -
dignin said:HughFreakingDillon said:
what is that about canadian media liberal bias again?By The Time They Figure Out What Went Wrong, We'll Be Sitting On A Beach, Earning Twenty Percent.0 -
I would suggest that the article that Darth fellow put is evidence of bias in CBC media. Is that an overall CBC bias.. or bias on the person writing the story?
Even more so... I read/watch CBC news... they have run plenty of stories critical of Trudeau and stories about his scandals. Completely biased media would never do that. Fox for example protected the shit out of Trump.
Also regarding media bias... the way in which some media outlets.. Toronto Sun for example go extremely far to paint liberals and Trudeau in a negative light is disturbing.Toronto 2000
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Parksy said:I would suggest that the article that Darth fellow put is evidence of bias in CBC media. Is that an overall CBC bias.. or bias on the person writing the story?
Even more so... I read/watch CBC news... they have run plenty of stories critical of Trudeau and stories about his scandals. Completely biased media would never do that. Fox for example protected the shit out of Trump.
Also regarding media bias... the way in which some media outlets.. Toronto Sun for example go extremely far to paint liberals and Trudeau in a negative light is disturbing.
I don't know why cons are so obsessed with defunding CBC. cause they don't like facts?By The Time They Figure Out What Went Wrong, We'll Be Sitting On A Beach, Earning Twenty Percent.0 -
HughFreakingDillon said:dignin said:HughFreakingDillon said:
what is that about canadian media liberal bias again?
When it comes to privately owned media companies, while I may not agree with their bias, it is their right. It would be nice if everyone was up front about their biases, but it falls on the individual to be media savvy.
I’m genuinely curious (and I ask with zero judgment, as we all have different priorities and needs) how many watched the full debate last night (I did step out for a bit for a puff but otherwise watched it live), and how many are planning to watch the full debate tonight?
Tonight I’ll be recording the debate to watch either when I get home or tomorrow “morning” (I’m a late riser, lol)."The world is full of idiots and I am but one of them."
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DarthMaeglin said:HughFreakingDillon said:dignin said:HughFreakingDillon said:
what is that about canadian media liberal bias again?
When it comes to privately owned media companies, while I may not agree with their bias, it is their right. It would be nice if everyone was up front about their biases, but it falls on the individual to be media savvy.
I’m genuinely curious (and I ask with zero judgment, as we all have different priorities and needs) how many watched the full debate last night (I did step out for a bit for a puff but otherwise watched it live), and how many are planning to watch the full debate tonight?
Tonight I’ll be recording the debate to watch either when I get home or tomorrow “morning” (I’m a late riser, lol).By The Time They Figure Out What Went Wrong, We'll Be Sitting On A Beach, Earning Twenty Percent.0 -
DarthMaeglin said:HughFreakingDillon said:dignin said:HughFreakingDillon said:
what is that about canadian media liberal bias again?
When it comes to privately owned media companies, while I may not agree with their bias, it is their right. It would be nice if everyone was up front about their biases, but it falls on the individual to be media savvy.
I’m genuinely curious (and I ask with zero judgment, as we all have different priorities and needs) how many watched the full debate last night (I did step out for a bit for a puff but otherwise watched it live), and how many are planning to watch the full debate tonight?
Tonight I’ll be recording the debate to watch either when I get home or tomorrow “morning” (I’m a late riser, lol).
I don't give two %^&s who owns Fox. If they call themselves "news" or "reporting" or "journalists" that should never be biased... ever. If they call themselves something else like say... "Clown Hour, with Tucker Carlson" then sure.. say what you want.
Peddling fear, bias, and having quite the hidden agenda is seriously damaging to society. And I'm not just talking about Fox here... CNN and MSNBC. Tucker Carlson and Rachel Maddow both need to piss off.
I honestly think the same way entertainment shows come with viewer discretion advisories... these shows need that too.. BADLY.Toronto 2000
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Parksy said:DarthMaeglin said:HughFreakingDillon said:dignin said:HughFreakingDillon said:
what is that about canadian media liberal bias again?
When it comes to privately owned media companies, while I may not agree with their bias, it is their right. It would be nice if everyone was up front about their biases, but it falls on the individual to be media savvy.
I’m genuinely curious (and I ask with zero judgment, as we all have different priorities and needs) how many watched the full debate last night (I did step out for a bit for a puff but otherwise watched it live), and how many are planning to watch the full debate tonight?
Tonight I’ll be recording the debate to watch either when I get home or tomorrow “morning” (I’m a late riser, lol).
I don't give two %^&s who owns Fox. If they call themselves "news" or "reporting" or "journalists" that should never be biased... ever. If they call themselves something else like say... "Clown Hour, with Tucker Carlson" then sure.. say what you want.
Peddling fear, bias, and having quite the hidden agenda is seriously damaging to society. And I'm not just talking about Fox here... CNN and MSNBC. Tucker Carlson and Rachel Maddow both need to piss off.
I honestly think the same way entertainment shows come with viewer discretion advisories... these shows need that too.. BADLY.
all these companies are doing is making money off of fear and/or ignorance of the general populace, which isn't unlike what every other company on planet earth does on a daily basis. mcdonald's doesn't cause people to go shoot up a mexican restaurant, sure, they are causing their own issues in society, but they are still allowed to.
should we outlaw mcdonald's? or make them drop "restaurant" from their name?
it's marketing to anger. it's making entertainment and calling it information.
the simpsons has become reality, in that every second or third person watching tv is a complete and utter buffoon. ironic that show is on fox.
if society demands something better, we'll get something better. until then, these companies are free to say what they want. otherwise we start living in a fascist or police state.By The Time They Figure Out What Went Wrong, We'll Be Sitting On A Beach, Earning Twenty Percent.0 -
Parksy said:DarthMaeglin said:HughFreakingDillon said:dignin said:HughFreakingDillon said:
what is that about canadian media liberal bias again?
When it comes to privately owned media companies, while I may not agree with their bias, it is their right. It would be nice if everyone was up front about their biases, but it falls on the individual to be media savvy.
I’m genuinely curious (and I ask with zero judgment, as we all have different priorities and needs) how many watched the full debate last night (I did step out for a bit for a puff but otherwise watched it live), and how many are planning to watch the full debate tonight?
Tonight I’ll be recording the debate to watch either when I get home or tomorrow “morning” (I’m a late riser, lol).
I don't give two %^&s who owns Fox. If they call themselves "news" or "reporting" or "journalists" that should never be biased... ever. If they call themselves something else like say... "Clown Hour, with Tucker Carlson" then sure.. say what you want.
Peddling fear, bias, and having quite the hidden agenda is seriously damaging to society. And I'm not just talking about Fox here... CNN and MSNBC. Tucker Carlson and Rachel Maddow both need to piss off.
I honestly think the same way entertainment shows come with viewer discretion advisories... these shows need that too.. BADLY.
In an ideal world I would agree with you and part of the problem (as I see it) is a blurring of lines between reporting and opinion/analysis, part of the media savvyness I referenced above. For example, Tucker is all opinion from what I understand, and he’s pretty much free to express those (agree or disagree, he has the right in my opinion). Now, what I’ve seen of Fox’s news coverage (not the local Fox affiliates) editorializes the news, not dissimilar to other networks.
Still waiting for CBC to further report on the confirmed investigation into the Liberal candidate, as opposed to the long diatribe insinuating misdeeds by the Conservatives. I don’t have much faith it will happen but wait to be pleasantly surprised, lol."The world is full of idiots and I am but one of them."
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HughFreakingDillon said:Parksy said:DarthMaeglin said:HughFreakingDillon said:dignin said:HughFreakingDillon said:
what is that about canadian media liberal bias again?
When it comes to privately owned media companies, while I may not agree with their bias, it is their right. It would be nice if everyone was up front about their biases, but it falls on the individual to be media savvy.
I’m genuinely curious (and I ask with zero judgment, as we all have different priorities and needs) how many watched the full debate last night (I did step out for a bit for a puff but otherwise watched it live), and how many are planning to watch the full debate tonight?
Tonight I’ll be recording the debate to watch either when I get home or tomorrow “morning” (I’m a late riser, lol).
I don't give two %^&s who owns Fox. If they call themselves "news" or "reporting" or "journalists" that should never be biased... ever. If they call themselves something else like say... "Clown Hour, with Tucker Carlson" then sure.. say what you want.
Peddling fear, bias, and having quite the hidden agenda is seriously damaging to society. And I'm not just talking about Fox here... CNN and MSNBC. Tucker Carlson and Rachel Maddow both need to piss off.
I honestly think the same way entertainment shows come with viewer discretion advisories... these shows need that too.. BADLY.
all these companies are doing is making money off of fear and/or ignorance of the general populace, which isn't unlike what every other company on planet earth does on a daily basis. mcdonald's doesn't cause people to go shoot up a mexican restaurant, sure, they are causing their own issues in society, but they are still allowed to.
should we outlaw mcdonald's? or make them drop "restaurant" from their name?
it's marketing to anger. it's making entertainment and calling it information.
the simpsons has become reality, in that every second or third person watching tv is a complete and utter buffoon. ironic that show is on fox.
if society demands something better, we'll get something better. until then, these companies are free to say what they want. otherwise we start living in a fascist or police state.
I agree that we're supposed to be smart enough to understand things but we are clearly, clearly not.
The vaccine issue right now is a great example.
At what point then do you say because we value our freedoms so much.. we allow ourselves to basically die off because of stupidity?
I mean it says it right in our charter, section one. While all freedoms are guarantees, they are subject to limitations. Well what dictates the levels of such limitations?
I've come to learn that because we're so dumb... we as a while need supervision. I know that's not a popular belief because no one likes to be told what to do. But we've been told what to do from day one.
Smoking is a fine example I think. There was a time where people could basically smoke cigarettes wherever they wanted. As we learned about the harmful effects, we didn't as a society of people make the changes in the name of safety. Our government did. From smoking sections, to taxes, to smoke free environments.
I could be misunderstanding you, but it's almost like you're view is that people should just regulate themselves (free society). The smokers should have realized what they were doing and for the benefit of others, policed themselves to not harm other people. That has never and will never work... because we suck. We're self-centred assholes. "It falls on the individual" will only lead to chaos.
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Parksy said:HughFreakingDillon said:Parksy said:DarthMaeglin said:HughFreakingDillon said:dignin said:HughFreakingDillon said:
what is that about canadian media liberal bias again?
When it comes to privately owned media companies, while I may not agree with their bias, it is their right. It would be nice if everyone was up front about their biases, but it falls on the individual to be media savvy.
I’m genuinely curious (and I ask with zero judgment, as we all have different priorities and needs) how many watched the full debate last night (I did step out for a bit for a puff but otherwise watched it live), and how many are planning to watch the full debate tonight?
Tonight I’ll be recording the debate to watch either when I get home or tomorrow “morning” (I’m a late riser, lol).
I don't give two %^&s who owns Fox. If they call themselves "news" or "reporting" or "journalists" that should never be biased... ever. If they call themselves something else like say... "Clown Hour, with Tucker Carlson" then sure.. say what you want.
Peddling fear, bias, and having quite the hidden agenda is seriously damaging to society. And I'm not just talking about Fox here... CNN and MSNBC. Tucker Carlson and Rachel Maddow both need to piss off.
I honestly think the same way entertainment shows come with viewer discretion advisories... these shows need that too.. BADLY.
all these companies are doing is making money off of fear and/or ignorance of the general populace, which isn't unlike what every other company on planet earth does on a daily basis. mcdonald's doesn't cause people to go shoot up a mexican restaurant, sure, they are causing their own issues in society, but they are still allowed to.
should we outlaw mcdonald's? or make them drop "restaurant" from their name?
it's marketing to anger. it's making entertainment and calling it information.
the simpsons has become reality, in that every second or third person watching tv is a complete and utter buffoon. ironic that show is on fox.
if society demands something better, we'll get something better. until then, these companies are free to say what they want. otherwise we start living in a fascist or police state.
I agree that we're supposed to be smart enough to understand things but we are clearly, clearly not.
The vaccine issue right now is a great example.
At what point then do you say because we value our freedoms so much.. we allow ourselves to basically die off because of stupidity?
I mean it says it right in our charter, section one. While all freedoms are guarantees, they are subject to limitations. Well what dictates the levels of such limitations?
I've come to learn that because we're so dumb... we as a while need supervision. I know that's not a popular belief because no one likes to be told what to do. But we've been told what to do from day one.
Smoking is a fine example I think. There was a time where people could basically smoke cigarettes wherever they wanted. As we learned about the harmful effects, we didn't as a society of people make the changes in the name of safety. Our government did. From smoking sections, to taxes, to smoke free environments.
I could be misunderstanding you, but it's almost like you're view is that people should just regulate themselves (free society). The smokers should have realized what they were doing and for the benefit of others, policed themselves to not harm other people. That has never and will never work... because we suck. We're self-centred assholes. "It falls on the individual" will only lead to chaos.
smoking is a great example of how dumb society is, but I don't think it can be compared to being able to speak freely on tv if you've paid for the time. if you start regulating that, the slippery slope comes into effect.
I think there will come a time when the general populace has had enough of shit like tucker, but it will be a long, long road to hell before that actually happens.By The Time They Figure Out What Went Wrong, We'll Be Sitting On A Beach, Earning Twenty Percent.0 -
Trudeau out of touch with ordinary Canadians, the weakest federal leader, new poll says
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How bout' this, try harder. But it's an election that should have never been called and was only a call to satisfy the racist, misogynist, narcissistic ego...and of course, a nice side effect is making it hard for people to vote.
Election-day polling stations cut by more than half in 11 Greater Toronto Area ridings | CBC News
Eleven GTA ridings will see fewer than half the number of polling stations open on election day this year than they did in 2019, Elections Canada told CBC News, citing difficulties accessing polling sites with room to physically distance.
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