[semimojo]

Ah, the irony of FReepers cheering the demise of the news media.

Guess we can all hang out here and read each other's vanities.

[Dilbert San Diego]

Ah, the irony of FReepers cheering the demise of the news media.
Guess we can all hang out here and read each other’s vanities.

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What we dislike is that so many in the media are liberal, and that their liberalism infects news reporting.

[from occupied ga]

Advertising is what drives so-called news organizations. I’m sure there was wailing and weeping when Bloomturd stopped his campaign, and I’m sure there will be plenty of wailing and weeping and layoffs until the virus situation stabilizes, but commerce needs advertising and what commerce emerges will need to advertise again. Meanwhile unpopular propaganda sites thinly disguised as new organizations will take a hit.

[SouthParkRepublican]

“Guess we can all hang out here and read each other’s vanities.”

Works for me. I generally skim the articles and move on to the comments. There is much more value in the comment section.

BTW, has anyone else noticed that the comment sections for lots of the smaller online news sites have been disappearing?

[JohnBrowdie]

Guess we can all hang out here and read each other's vanities.

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people say "lol" all the time without really menaing it, but I literally laughed out loud when I read that comment.