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Getbig Main Boards => Politics and Political Issues Board => Topic started by: blacken700 on November 27, 2012, 04:49:53 AM
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does this ring a bell, typ getbig repub ;D
This is the news program "Morning Joe" discussing what has come to be known as the C-E-C. This stands for the Conservative Entertainment Complex. This is an entire media industry driven by media outlets such as FOX News, The Drudge Report and Rush Limbaugh. These entities don't report news, but broadcast untrue stories, conservative talking points and Republican propaganda to increase their audiences size and popularity.
Over time what has developed is an entire Republican "news bubble" where conservatives get their news. This new " GOP news bubble" is void of facts, differentiating points of view and even reality. This is part of what led conservatives to believe that Romney was likely to win on election night. For the entire campaign, conservatives were being fed affirmation stories, when objective polling and news outlets correctly reported Obama as very likely to win.
Conservatives are increasingly rejecting facts, math, science and even basic news because it does not fit their viewpoints. This is the founding base of the CEC.
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people know wrestling is fake. but they watch it anyway.
most people would rather hear a happy lie than the cruel truth.
"Oh honey, it's the biggest penis I've ever seen, you're amazing" > "I enjoy our sex, but it's only the 9th largest penis I've ever seen".
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does this ring a bell, typ getbig repub ;D
This is the news program "Morning Joe" discussing what has come to be known as the C-E-C. This stands for the Conservative Entertainment Complex. This is an entire media industry driven by media outlets such as FOX News, The Drudge Report and Rush Limbaugh. These entities don't report news, but broadcast untrue stories, conservative talking points and Republican propaganda to increase their audiences size and popularity.
Over time what has developed is an entire Republican "news bubble" where conservatives get their news. This new " GOP news bubble" is void of facts, differentiating points of view and even reality. This is part of what led conservatives to believe that Romney was likely to win on election night. For the entire campaign, conservatives were being fed affirmation stories, when objective polling and news outlets correctly reported Obama as very likely to win.
Conservatives are increasingly rejecting facts, math, science and even basic news because it does not fit their viewpoints. This is the founding base of the CEC.
Ring a bell Mcway?