Posted on 04/11/2015 5:07:32 PM PDT by PJ-Comix
I mean the only thing they do. Solely dedicated to this.
60 Minutes is just part of the gang. they all do it or at least all the leftist media do. That is probably around 99% of them.
I remember my Sister told me that anyone could go to a gun show and buy a machine gun just as easily as one could buy a slurpee.
I told her that was not correct and she said that it was true. Andrea Mitchell had showed just how easy it was.
I patiently explained how buying full auto weapons is restricted. Not impossible but highly regulated. Also explained that laws at gun shows are the same as anywhere else.
It took a while but finally the light shined. She actually thanked me for correcting her false impression.
-a mistress notable for the way he slurped champagne-
His mistress was a, er, him?
“pouring champagne in her behind and drinking the bubbly”
Kinda makes you wonder where those bubbles came from...
Like that false info put out by the media that you can buy a gun over the internet without going through an FFL holder.
Thanks loads... From now on, that perverted image will always come to mind whenever I sip champagne. If I should accidentally slurp my champagne, you will know I am LMAO at the thought of Steve tonguestruck on a mountain of love.
AND while I will continue to drink Champagne, I have suddenly lost my appetite for pudding. Yuck!
Somebody tell me this isn’t happening...
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I watched the episode with Meryl Streep and ALAR.
Dad grew apples. Severely affected the growers.
That and a couple of other hit pieces I knew facts about, converted me to start with the premise that they are lying.
And that assumption proves out.
Steve Kroft always has that smirk that liberals have when they know they are lying.
I am just shocked that Kroft was having his affair with an actual female. He really comes across as a poofter.
Lulz.`
Lulz.`
I love seeing this snarky elitist being cornered.
Something I've occasionally used as a lever to help open up people's eyes about what is going on, is the fact that the media almost always gets it wrong.
Just about everyone has at least one topic or subject that they really know a lot about. It can be just about anything, but if you dig a while, even with what you might consider to be the dumbest person, there is one thing, that they are interested in enough to have taken the time to learn a fair amount about it. What you do is get the person to think back about any time they've actually seen that subject reported on to just about any degree. Then ask them, "did they get it right?" Almost invariably, they'll immediately go into a long discussion about how badly the media got it wrong. Sometimes it is unfamiliarity on the reporter's part. Sometimes, it's intentional twisting of facts and circumstances to give people the wrong impression.
Then you ask them, to consider the fact that since they got this particular subject that they are intimately familiar with so horribly wrong, what exactly is it, that makes them think they don't get most everything else wrong about things they aren't so familiar with.
This is especially useful if they've ever seen a story reported on that they were personally involved with.
I've seen several people really set back by this line of discussion.
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