[cranked]

I prefer reading toilet paper, but yeah.....

[fieldmarshaldj]

The utter banality of these evil, soulless, leftist propagandists. “Fearnow.” Heh, what a name.

[KSCITYBOY]

btt

[Lazamataz]

"Newsweek's Benjamin Fearnow is a very, very sick person."

No way that is the guy's real name, has to be a pen-name to protect himself from physical harm.

[CIB-173RDABN]

I heard a rumor that it was Greta Thunberg that dropped a dime on the Frank family. /(is it needed) s

[Aevery_Freeman]

I don’t read the “Phony Ex-Press”.

[BobL]

...and that is the entire divide, are people inherently good or bad (before they get outside influence)?

I didn’t need a bible for that answer, all I did was read Lord of the Flies.

And even the Left, who think that people are inherently good (hence reform them, rather than jail them - why do you think we have ‘correctional institutions’, after all), but they of course do not quite think that when it comes to political opponents - they think we’re simply EVIL and need to be disposed of, as the 20th Century proved.

[a fool in paradise]

since Newsweak has neither printed Dennis Prager’s original comment in full context nor response to the hit piece, they stand by Benjamin Fearnow and the antisemitic slur against conservative talk radio.

[BBB333]

My Wife received a one year subscription to the Epoch Times from one of her clients.

On the gift card she wrote: “It’s the paper The President reads.” She knows of what she writes...

It’s a terrific newspaper.

[Jeff Chandler]

we have received questions from 52 countries

52 again.

[Eleutheria5]

I don’t read “main-stream” news. Every time I come across some on You Tube and listen for even a few seconds, I’m appalled by the mendacity and the idiocy.

[MeganC]

So then Anne Frank said that Nazis are all basically good people?

That’s how that line of thinking works.

And it’s wrong. Dead wrong.

[conservatism_IS_compassion]

If Newsweek has any honor, it will remove Fearnow's article and apologize to me.

But neither is likely. As I wrote 30 years ago, "Being on the left means never having to say you're sorry ^{agreeing with the journalism cartel} .”

. . . and agreeing with the journalism cartel means never having to say you're sorry.

[MarkL]

Maybe in the next issue, scum-bucket fearnow will do a book review of "The Protocols of the Elders of Zion," and talk about how great a book it is, and is a best seller, along with the Koran and Mein Kampf in the muslim world...

Mark

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

PING!