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I can't believe how different one story can be told ...

Let me first say, that I listen, read, and watch FOX NEWS.

Some people despise that form of news media.

I do however bounce to other networks.

Like today for instance.


and then ...


CAN YOU SPOT A BIG DIFFERENCE?

Lately  I find that there is a lot of extreme thoughts that are spoken and written as "truth" ... especially when it comes to politics or people.  When I hear the news I am totally swayed by some of the emotion.  I think that NEWS people/journalists should just report facts because I can form my own opinion.

*I'm sickened over that story that I linked to.

 
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Sarah said…
Isn't that disgusting? I soooo agree with you...it is laughable how awful the media is at just reporting the facts.
And about the abortion issue...if you go to ANY website, magazine, book about pregnancy/birth, they all talk about the wonderful preparation and anticipation of your sweet, adorable, miraculous little baby. Pictures, lists of what they can now "do" or how they have "grown", how to eat/exercise/live healthfully for the sake of your baby...but somehow, when it comes to abortion, it stops becoming your "sweet little adorable baby" and becomes a fetus who is not worth keeping alive.
It is the BIGGEST contradiction of our times.
Our circumstances in life do NOT determine whether someone is "worth" life or not.
3:15 PM
Jen @ tatertotsandjello.com said…
So sad and horrible. I didn't think they could perform abortions that late? Isn't that against the law to begin with?

Thanks for posting this!

Jen
5:20 PM
My Chocolate Heart said…
FOX news came much closer to the truth... been reading a lot about this horror story on various reliable sites, and it's barbaric. No one in this country would dare treat an unborn puppy the way we treat our children. It has to end...
8:07 PM
Unknown said…
***Oops, I left this window open a long time. Kid crisis called me away from computer before I could comment...LOL!

Regardless of the story, FOX and MSNBC are biased news sources. Most conservatives I know won't watch FOX. MSNBC is newer to the game and people are generally less familiar with it. If you want facts without emotion, I wouldn't recommend either site. ;)

W
9:00 PM
southernjoy said…
Sickening. Just sickening. I hadn't heard this at all until I read.
11:19 PM
wenderful said…
That is horrid. I heard something about this but didn't read the entire story until just now. It is too sad and unbelievable.
I ranted on my blog about the media today as well. It has far too much power these days...
8:03 PM
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