These media woes represent a small part of our severe economic depression. The American people long for the relative peace and prosperity that of the Jimmy Carter era. Malaise and misery best describe the yearning desire of the American people. Seventy percent of Americans now lack the income, assets, or credit to afford adequate foodstuffs and consequently go to bed hungry. How do you think that they can afford a newspaper, let alone a television set? Americans continue to lose their jobs because Bush lowered their taxes. When the ever-fewer Americans still employed at ever-plunging wages pay 58% of their income to the government, anger boils in their hearts that they do not pay 85%.
Oh, yeah, and we lost the war against the terrorists. Bush lied and thousands of Americans died. He sends our boys to war so that the terrorists may kill them without the armor necessary to defend themselves. Even our soldiers know that the terrorists have defeated them at all their pursuits. Bush even conceded our Port Authorities to the Enemy as part of the surrender package. Meanwhile, he spies on Americans to take them away to some gulag for torture if they dare speak against him. Saddam Hussein is a nice guy by comparison; indeed, Bush lacks the superior moral standing of Adolf Hitler. He cannot even steer the tempests of the sea properly because he hates black people enough to kill them.
And you wonder why the media industry has declined? I live in Oklahoma--a veritable bubble of prosperity inside a strife-ridden nation of destitute paupers starving in the streets. It's worse than your run-of-the-mill Third World country in most of America. Or so they tell me. So why would they not share in the fate of their compatriots? And if the rest of America is much more like the Oklahoma bubble, then why would we want to watch them talk down our country? Why would we want to feel depressed?
What goes around, comes around. It flat warms my heart to see the MSM take these hits.
About Oklahoma......... a short story.
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2002, my Bride and I passed through Oklahoma during a month long coast to coast trip on one of our Harley's. I fly a USA flag and POW flag off of the back of the bike. We came to a road construction area and proceeded along at about 15 mph.
The construction crew all stood at attention and solemnly saluted the flag as we passed by. Even the guys that were operating the heavy machinery, got out of their rigs, stood on fenders or tires and gave the flag a salute.
This was a construction zone of about 6 miles and by the time I got partially through it, I had tears in my eyes from witnessing such a patriotic display. You have many reasons to be proud of your state, I can't say the same for mine.
HAHAH! You need to get a job writing editorials ... er, I mean , news ... for the Post. Of course, it's not much of a job these days, what with the layoffs and all ...