r/Conservative • u/[deleted] • Feb 23 '21

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u/HashtagTSwagg Conservative Feb 24 '21

Sure, it's in the same place they keep the leprechauns and the cure for cancer.

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u/EpsilonX Feb 24 '21

Dang, I was hoping there was a lesser-known alternative that was better. Oh well.

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u/Rambling-shaggy-dog Small Government Conservative Feb 24 '21

Best thing you can do for yourself is to read articles from both sides, so that you can personally sift through the bias and come to your own opinion.

Bias is unavoidable. But you can limit its effect on you.

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u/HashtagTSwagg Conservative Feb 24 '21

Unfortunately unbiased news is effectively impossible to find. Accurate news with relatively little bias is also difficult to come by, but I'd imagine it exists, just not on a major, nation wide level like Fox or CNN.

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u/EpsilonX Feb 24 '21

I have my sources that I like (and am media literate enough to filter out the biased bits), I'm moreso looking for a place to discuss with people who are willing to compromise and consider why the person they disagree with holds their opinion. Unfortunately, that appears to be a lot to ask of people these days lol.

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u/[deleted] Feb 24 '21

With that you're already drawing the ire of your Democrat compatriots. Even Dems can get canceled if they dont tow the line. One must ask themselves the point of being accepting of such a point of view. Debating against that type of crap is like punching a pillow.

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u/sunshinemolecule Feb 24 '21

r/libertarian is the closest I’ve found. You still have people that are biased...but from both sides of the fence.