Comments by "BigKandRtv" (@BigKandRtv) on "Why CNN fired Brian Stelter" video.

  1. I may be on the other side of the aisle from you, but I remember those days as well. Now we have highly profitable corporations providing opinions, and we don’t know the difference between news and opinion.
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  2. Now that right there is funny! Good one!
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  3. I agree, and that applies to all types of new sources.
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  4. That’s a fair observation. It’s also fair to say that Murdoch Greenlit the libelous claims against dominion voting. Accountability in journalism is a must! No matter which side of the aisle they support.
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  5.  @danstory4286  you have missed the forest for the trees, and your comment even includes one of those trees. Before writing was invented the only communication that could be done was synchronous and in person. Writing opened up an enormous number of possibilities, some good some bad. The Internet has done the same thing. Technology has done the same thing. Comparing the technology now with the invention of written communications is just a defective comparison.
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  6. Who cares? Fox is the largest, most viewed, and most subscribed to new source. Why do they care what’s happening over there?
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  7. I feel you brother! Every time I see Tucker, I feel the same way. I never watched this guy, but I can understand your position.
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  8.  @totallyjonesin  a court has viewed the accusations, and concluded the case may proceed, no?
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  9.  @totallyjonesin  I am calling you out. These are the Dominion voting devices and ballot tallying devices currently in use in the US: Democracy Suite (2.02, 2.07, 2.09, 2.10) ImageCast X, and Adjudication System 2.09. I have each at my fingertips. Tell me where you read that.
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  10.  @danstory4286  there is simply no way to compare the number of tv channels, radio programming, satellite radio programs, Face Book, InfoWars, Fox News, etcetera to what we had in the 70’s and 80’s. No way.
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  11. I agree that it is disgusting that entertainment conglomerates make huge profits by pretending their opinions are news. The irony here is that Fox News pointed out their ratings were far superior to their own competing show. Fox News assumes that their viewers will not notice that CNN viewers rejected this guy. And very few people will stop to think about what that says. They will not stop to think about what that says about CNN viewers versus Fox News viewers. I think it says that if you spew hyperbole and falsehoods at progressives, they will tune you out.
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