Is This The End Of Fox?

Truth Detector said:
No, it is not the end. Those were a bunch of out-of-context text messages being used in a desperate bid by a corrupt corporation to extract money from Fox. It will fail miserably much like all the desperate and stupid efforts by Democrats to incriminate Trump.

But because Democrat constituents are caricatures of ignorance, hate mongering and stupidity, they gobble this bullshit up no matter how many times they are lied to.
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You could say the bolded about Fox viewers.

The texts are not out of context, and their message is clear: Fox, for the most part, chose ratings over the truth. They knew the election claims were lies, but they broadcast them anyway.

It's indisputable evidence. It's not out of context, at all.
 
"Out of context" is something people often just say, even though it doesn't apply.

Nothing here was out of context. These texts are very incriminating for Fox. They have zero credibility as of today, and a long road back if they want to be trusted again as a news network.
 
Hello BartenderElite,

BartenderElite said:
"Out of context" is something people often just say, even though it doesn't apply.

Nothing here was out of context. These texts are very incriminating for Fox. They have zero credibility as of today, and a long road back if they want to be trusted again as a news network.
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It never was a news network. It was built purposely to be a political opinion shaping organization. It was a diabolical plan to present it as a legitimate appearing news network in order to hide under the cloak of fairness. If it was truly fair and balanced it wouldn't have to keep saying that. The public would know it.
 
BartenderElite said:
You could say the bolded about Fox viewers.

The texts are not out of context, and their message is clear: Fox, for the most part, chose ratings over the truth. They knew the election claims were lies, but they broadcast them anyway.

It's indisputable evidence. It's not out of context, at all.
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You've never been right about anything. Even a clueless halfwit would comprehend that perhaps they are on the wrong side of everything and stop. But your far more than a mere halfwit.
 
Maybe it is best if Fox doesn't die.

I know, I know. It's a blot on our society, but hear me out.

Fox has been very publicly discredited. But it still has staying power and the cult refuses to give up on Fox. So it will likely endure.

This is actually to America's benefit.

Why?

Because as badly tarnished Fox continues to hang around and lead on the cult it displaces the news scene, stealing viewership from anything more credible-sounding that might challenge Fox or even displace it. So it works as a preventer from America acquiring a popular and effective perhaps freshly more credible replacement.

And as it does, the same doesn't go away. All those 'in the know' understand Fox is chock full of baloney, a fake.

In this way, things get no worse.

We have Fox. We know what it is. A big fat running joke.

Fox officially became a tabloid, no longer worthy of any respect or even being considered as reputable.

Their little secret is out.

It's just a well known big fat right wing propaganda machine.

No reason to pretend anything else any more.
 
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Fox's reputation is shot.

They just got bumped out of main stream.

Fox is officially fringe, now. Sadly popular, but totally fringe. Reduced to culture wars + fill.

Let them hang around and fester as a big fat representation of right wing conspiracy and hatred silly nonsense, constantly reminding everyone how wrong right wing misinformation is.

Fox, the running joke.
 
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