Quote Originally Posted by Rusty Trichome
Ahhh...The ole "I think, therefore it is" argument. I used to follow the same philosophy, but I grew out of it just after puberty.

Your extremely mature response is a bit "wackadoo" in itself.

Even if you were to watch CNN and MSNBC combined, they are still only half the story. Granted it's the half you seem to eat right up, like shit on a fox's asshole. (heard that somewhere before, just can't seem to remember where)
Actually, I think all the 24-hour news channels are very lame, just that FOX news is the worst. It's important to get your news from multiple sources, not just the ones you agree with. If you always seek out news sources that reinforce your own bias, you get a bit closed minded. I just think that FOX news does very little to be "Fair and Balanced." They should just come clean about it.

And yes, I was just saying what "I think." When I give my opinion I state it as such. When I state a fact, I leave "I think" off. So I am actually making an extra effort not to say, "I think, therefore it is." If I wanted to state my own opinions as fact I'd just go ahead and do it.

When you say something like, "Granted it's the half you seem to eat right up, like shit on a fox's asshole," that's your opinion, and it is wrong. And let's get it straight, as I mentioned before, it's FOX tasting my behind, not the other way around.
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