This. Both shows try to stay somewhat fair, but it's pretty obvious which side they lean.Yes, I didn't say Stewart was some Obama bot, he's mostly reasonable and fair. Still a clearly a liberal / progressive whatever you want to call it though.
Hes funny, I like him, would probably disagree with him on a lot on his views though. He has his right to his beliefs.
That's the worst they could find? Really? That pretty much confirms the stupidest liberals are still smarter than the stupidest conservatives.
For reference:http://www.youtube.com/user/NewLeftMedia?blend=2&ob=1
Basically this. These "dumb liberals" were not really that bad and you could see them Thinking and actually Realizing when they were off the mark. Try that at a Tea Party.
LOL. You libs can justify anything in your minds can't you? How do you explain the lack of black people? Because we know how you explain it at the Tea Party rallies. They're racist but they know they are racist so its OK? They're stupid but they know they are stupid so its OK?
/Facepalm. Is it really surprising to you guys that just 2 years after Bush left office people are screaming for the Republicans back? We have a moron for a President, but at least he realizes he's a moron so I guess its OK.
Was there a lack of Black People? I saw many during the coverage of the Rally.
This. Both shows try to stay somewhat fair, but it's pretty obvious which side they lean.
Facts have a Liberal bias.
Colbert hit on another one with his "every point has a counterpoint, it's physics" comment at the rally. It's absurd how so many folks can only seem to think in terms of one side vs. another. It's like it's some god damn football game.
Was there a lack of Black People? I saw many during the coverage of the Rally.
Colbert pointed out the obvious some while back-
It's funny because it's true, and might be the most profound one-liner ever uttered.
Clearly with John Legend and The Roots opening and performing throughout it was really intended to be just one huge Klan meeting.
Colbert hit on another one with his "every point has a counterpoint, it's physics" comment at the rally. It's absurd how so many folks can only seem to think in terms of one side vs. another. It's like it's some god damn football game.
I know it's shocking, but this is only true the US. While countries like UK debate things like increasing or decreasing funding of public education, the US is debating whether or not evolution is real and whether or not winter is caused by demons.Facts have a Liberal bias
The fact that you can't see the bias in the statement itself only shows your own bias.
Facts that APPEAL to you have YOUR bias. His statement only shows that he has a liberal bias. That his statement appeals to you shows you have a "liberal bias."
And finally, there is very little "liberal" about the modern American left. If "facts" had a "liberal" bias they'd be libertarian. As liberal means "free" and less authoritarianism. The modern American left seeks to increase government authority over our lives.
LOL. You libs can justify anything in your minds can't you? How do you explain the lack of black people? Because we know how you explain it at the Tea Party rallies. They're racist but they know they are racist so its OK? They're stupid but they know they are stupid so its OK?
/Facepalm. Is it really surprising to you guys that just 2 years after Bush left office people are screaming for the Republicans back? We have a moron for a President, but at least he realizes he's a moron so I guess its OK.
There you go asserting that for a fact to appeal to someone it must be based on a liberal or conservative bias instead of the appeal that the statement simply may be factually accurate. But in any event, the point Colbert was making with that comment is a lot of people seem to have a habit of dismissing things they don't agree with as a difference of political opinion, as opposed to themselves being demonstrably, factually wrong. I leave it up to you to decide which "side" seems to be more guilty of that.
There you go asserting that for a fact to appeal to someone it must be based on a liberal or conservative bias instead of the appeal that the statement simply may be factually accurate. But in any event, the point Colbert was making with that comment is a lot of people seem to have a habit of dismissing things they don't agree with as a difference of political opinion, as opposed to themselves being demonstrably, factually wrong. I leave it up to you to decide which "side" seems to be more guilty of that.
Uhh-uhh-uhh-Waaahhh!
The fact that you can't see the bias in the statement itself only shows your own bias.
Facts that APPEAL to you have YOUR bias. His statement only shows that he has a liberal bias. That his statement appeals to you shows you have a "liberal bias."
And finally, there is very little "liberal" about the modern American left. If "facts" had a "liberal" bias they'd be libertarian. As liberal means "free" and less authoritarianism. The modern American left seeks to increase government authority over our lives.
Judging by the legislation passed, I'd say that more often the R's take away rights through crap like the PATRIOT Act, domestic spying, DMCA, etc. A more accurate statement might be that government wants to "take away" rights (which usually are done to protect others rights) though, since both parties have to agree to pass the legislation.
Judging by the legislation passed, I'd say that more often the R's take away rights through crap like the PATRIOT Act, domestic spying, DMCA, etc. A more accurate statement might be that government wants to "take away" rights (which usually are done to protect others rights) though, since both parties have to agree to pass the legislation.
You should change your nick to "Amusing"... kinda like street corner preachers raving about the apocalypse are amusing...
That's the worst they could find? Really? That pretty much confirms the stupidest liberals are still smarter than the stupidest conservatives.
For reference:http://www.youtube.com/user/NewLeftMedia?blend=2&ob=1
I was there and it was a refreshing experience of fun because the fcktard partisan grandstanding was filtered out and I could actually have a normal political discussion with other moderates. Nope, not a liberal but a moderate independent.
The bickering in this thread is a good example of why the rally was held in the first place.