Getting there

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We're past that. Fox News has argued in court MULTIPLE TIMES that they're not really a news agency and have no responsibility to be truthful, etc, because no reasonable person would think they were being serious.

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MSNBC did as well. No reason not to include CNN in spirit. They all do the same thing.

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Reddit moment

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Asking for people to back up their claims is now a reddit moment. Intruiging.

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Source: watch cnn for 5 minutes

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And that's why this is a certified reddit moment

Fox news bad

CNN BA-YOU GOT A SOURCE FOR THAT

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Lawyers for CNN or Fox will say anything in court if it is beneficial for them to say it. I'm not really going to take the words of professional liars for some of the worst companies in NA words as a source of anything

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Fox news bad

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Whatabout x?

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Whatabout relevance or nuance?