Broadcasting from their flagship station W-CYA.NPR dedicated an hour of on the air time with a conservative panelist and call ins from all sides to discuss the issue.
What other 'fair and balanced' news organization would have done that?
NPR dedicated an hour of on the air time with a conservative panelist and call ins from all sides to discuss the issue.
What other 'fair and balanced' news organization would have done that?
You may not have noticed through the frothing at the mouth over Fox, that my posts have largely dealt with NPR not upholding the code of ethical behavior they claimed as the reason for firing Mr. Williams. Fox has nothing to do with NPR's hypocrisy on this point. You sound like the Chinese government every time a human rights report is released.The far-right can't very well complain about the ethics of any news media organization while their chief provider of propaganda, sensationalism, and deliberate distortion is still in business.
They're usually the ones getting shouted at.I see liberals offering counter-argument on Foxnews all the time. Don't you?
While you and the other ultraconservatives "froth at the mouth" over NPR? Complaining about the supposed ethics violations of NPR while ignoring those of Fox News is an incredibly hypocritical perspective.You may not have noticed through the frothing at the mouth over Fox, that my posts have largely dealt with NPR not upholding the code of ethical behavior they claimed as the reason for firing Mr. Williams. Fox has nothing to do with NPR's hypocrisy on this point. You sound like the Chinese government every time a human rights report is released.
Random thought:
You know, I would like to see how Fox reacts if they have an actualy socialist on a show as a commentator.
Not to mention getting interrupted every 5 seconds.
Exactly. When ever a liberal is making a good point or winning Fox cuts their mic off or turns down their volume so that their right wing talking head can just shout over them.
It is without a doubt a massive right wing propaganda outlet which is dishonest and unfair.
Another favorite tactic of Fox is to find the most out there extremist loon and then claim that person represents mainstream Democratic thought. For example they love to find people from the American communist party and put them on the panel claiming they represent all people who are to the left of the neo-fascist Republicans as if that 0.00001% represented the entire 50% of the population which is to the left of the Republicans.
Why I dont think I have ever even seen someone from the American communist party on Fox before...
Forty years! Your family must be so proud!
America. Listen to this man. He just gave a speech in Cleveland, Ohio ... and you said ... you talked about how the Communist Agenda is being fulfilled by Barack Obama!
I said the president represents something quite different than what we have had for the past 8 years.
Let's be specific here. You said not only was he a friend but an ally!
I don't think I said that.
You did.
I said he was a people's advocate.
I'm judging NPR by the standard of behavior they decided to claim for themselves. Fox News as far as I can tell hasn't claimed NPR's code of ethics for themselves.Complaining about the supposed ethics violations of NPR while ignoring those of Fox News is an incredibly hypocritical perspective.
History says yes. Nina is still employed after all. In fact the only real problem here seems to be the fact he said something you find offensive on Fox News.And NPR obviously did uphold their code of ethical behavior, unless you actually think news analysts can spew bigoted nonsense when they appear on Fox News multiple times and not be held accountable....
"Your family must be so proud."
Obviously not! They had every reason to fire that prejudiced fool for his numerous apperances on Fox News where he made sensational remarks to bolster they ratings amongst the bigoted Geritol set.I'm judging NPR by the standard of behavior they decided to claim for themselves.]
What? That the interview was clipped at some sources? It certainly wasn't taken out of context as a result. Comparing him to the the railroad job of Shirley Sherrod is patently absurd. They really have nothing in common. Shirley was referring to an incident that happened long ago in her past where she went on to explain how she had changed since then. Williams did nothing of the sort.As for the bigoted part of your comment: http://www.slate.com/id/2271931/?from=rss
What an absolute dick.
How dare people believe what they want to believe.You mean that commie? Two thumbs up to Glenn Beck for taking on these commie idiots in our country. It's appalling that people aren't even offended by the very idea of a communist USA these days.