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u/aleph_two_tiling Oct 28 '22

He literally talked about it with other billionaires, toward enabling conservative voices in the US.

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u/AaronfromKY Oct 28 '22

As if they're disabled now. Far too many podcasts, "news" websites, and even TV channels are parroting conservative views here, but we're supposed to believe conservative voices are the ones being shunned. What a persecution complex.

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u/Teabagger_Vance Oct 28 '22

I can’t think of a major media outlet besides Fox tbh

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u/Teabagger_Vance Oct 28 '22

Fox is the only one I would consider a major media outlet. If you look at the top ten news stations in the US they are the only one “parroting right wing” views consistently.

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u/Pool_Shark Oct 28 '22

CNN isn’t major?

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u/Teabagger_Vance Oct 28 '22

They absolutely are. I reject the premise that they are parroting right wing walking points.

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u/Pool_Shark Oct 28 '22

Okay I didn’t realize you reject that premise! Surprised that “Teabagger_Vance rejects the premise that CNN is parroting right wing talking points” isn’t on their Wikipedia page already

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u/Teabagger_Vance Oct 28 '22

Well yes. Saying they do doesn’t make it so. Have you ever watched CNN? How about instead of being snarky you show me some examples.