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<blockquote data-quote="trplnkl" data-source="post: 838275" data-attributes="member: 13254"> Of course you wouldn&#039;t buy a copy of any mag that you might read something that doesn&#039;t fit into your ideological fantasy, you would rather read the huffington post that is filled with unbiased reporting and no twisting of so called facts. Couple that with your heroes Olberman and Mathews, you&#039;re good to go.&nbsp;Instead of disproving or offering explanations of perceived inconsistencies you try to discredit the source. Why is that?&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;There are a couple of the things listed in Baba&#039;s post # 1638 that I can offer an explanation for. If I can do it, surely someone with your extraordinary intellect should be able to spot it on the first read. Oh yea, you probably didn&#039;t read it. &nbsp;Doesn&#039;t civics teach that the voice of the people is important in a society such as ours? Does civics demand that all the people have to agree on everything? Doesn&#039;t civics teach that the people we elect are supposed to represent our interests and not just their own personal agenda? </blockquote>

[QUOTE="trplnkl, post: 838275, member: 13254"] [COLOR=sienna][I][B] Of course you wouldn't buy a copy of any mag that you might read something that doesn't fit into your ideological fantasy, you would rather read the huffington post that is filled with unbiased reporting and no twisting of so called facts. Couple that with your heroes Olberman and Mathews, you're good to go. Instead of disproving or offering explanations of perceived inconsistencies you try to discredit the source. Why is that? There are a couple of the things listed in Baba's post # 1638 that I can offer an explanation for. If I can do it, surely someone with your extraordinary intellect should be able to spot it on the first read. Oh yea, you probably didn't read it. Doesn't civics teach that the voice of the people is important in a society such as ours? Does civics demand that all the people have to agree on everything? Doesn't civics teach that the people we elect are supposed to represent our interests and not just their own personal agenda? [/B][/I][/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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