Shannon Jacobs
2005-11-13 03:20:50 UTC
(From a comment sent to Fox News:)
I've long suspected that O'Reilly is insane, but his latest outburst
directed against San Francisco still managed to surprise me. The natural
extension of his "thinking" is to auction off "protection" to the people who
are most politically supportive of O'Reilly's personal political agenda.
I'm really curious. At what point would O'Reilly do or say something that's
just too crazy? Why haven't you fired him for this outrage? Let me guess:
It's okay to attack San Francisco because it's full of queers and anyway,
the entire state voted for Gore and Kerry. Hey, maybe the homosexuals are a
little bit nutty, but that's *NOTHING* compared to O'Reilly's brand of
full-blown insanity.
By the way, just in case you're curious, I don't watch Fox News. I don't
visit your website (except for the occasional blind click). Nevertheless, I
feel I'm rather familiar with your content. For example, your articles are
often mentioned in Google News, where even the headlines and first few words
reveal your strong biases. Fox News frequently appears in parodies such as
little snippets on such shows as Jon Stewart's Daily Show. Many other
sources, especially on the Internet, frequently describe amazing propaganda
and even obvious tripe (such as O'Reilly's latest outburst) that is
attributed to your "news organization".
If you have any suggestions as to what I could do to harm your business, I'd
appreciate hearing them, because you consistently and aggressively harm the
public's interests, and you deserve to be harmed in return. However, I
really can't imagine anything. The fundamental problem is that the only real
business asset of a news organization is integrity and credibility. It's not
that you have zero. It's rather that you are completely negative on every
scale of merit for public service. In that regard, O'Reilly's latest insane
outburst is simply par for Fox News.
I've long suspected that O'Reilly is insane, but his latest outburst
directed against San Francisco still managed to surprise me. The natural
extension of his "thinking" is to auction off "protection" to the people who
are most politically supportive of O'Reilly's personal political agenda.
I'm really curious. At what point would O'Reilly do or say something that's
just too crazy? Why haven't you fired him for this outrage? Let me guess:
It's okay to attack San Francisco because it's full of queers and anyway,
the entire state voted for Gore and Kerry. Hey, maybe the homosexuals are a
little bit nutty, but that's *NOTHING* compared to O'Reilly's brand of
full-blown insanity.
By the way, just in case you're curious, I don't watch Fox News. I don't
visit your website (except for the occasional blind click). Nevertheless, I
feel I'm rather familiar with your content. For example, your articles are
often mentioned in Google News, where even the headlines and first few words
reveal your strong biases. Fox News frequently appears in parodies such as
little snippets on such shows as Jon Stewart's Daily Show. Many other
sources, especially on the Internet, frequently describe amazing propaganda
and even obvious tripe (such as O'Reilly's latest outburst) that is
attributed to your "news organization".
If you have any suggestions as to what I could do to harm your business, I'd
appreciate hearing them, because you consistently and aggressively harm the
public's interests, and you deserve to be harmed in return. However, I
really can't imagine anything. The fundamental problem is that the only real
business asset of a news organization is integrity and credibility. It's not
that you have zero. It's rather that you are completely negative on every
scale of merit for public service. In that regard, O'Reilly's latest insane
outburst is simply par for Fox News.
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The truth alone will not make you free. However, it is one of the
prerequisites. Unless you know the truths underlying your options, you
cannot choose in freedom, whether you're buying shaving cream or a war.
Busheviks are simply slaves to BushCo's lies.
Trolls fed to "The vile spewers of mindless blather thread" and/or ploinked.