Unbiased News Source?

[quote]The Mage wrote:
Aragorn wrote:
IF (a big if) I watch news on tv, I tend to match opposites together–left wing channel vs. right wing channel. That means I hear both sides in all their biased glory and can make up my own mind. :slight_smile:

Just watch Fox News. It is nothing but left wingers arguing against right wingers. (Some people don’t know about the left wingers on Fox.)

I have a friend who is very conservative, and that is his argument against Fox. He would rather hear an intelligent debate then a fight. So he does like BBC news instead. He recognizes their liberal bias, but finds they do allow people to voice their opinions in a more intelligent way.
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That’s an understatement if ever there was one. Fox News may well give both sides a voice (though its bias is abundantly clear), but it’s pundits, unemployed political operatives and authors of poorly-written polemics screaming invective at each other. Just what every voter needs to be informed on the issues.

Family Guy is unbiased

[quote]jp_dubya wrote:
Family Guy is unbiased[/quote]

Yeah, right.

South Park is incredibly biased. But it’s biased towards my views, so I just keep on watchin’. :smiley:

First I read AP news off Yahoo. Second, I find out what Beowolf thinks on particular issues, and then take the opposite position. Can’t go wrong.

[quote]Beowolf wrote:
South Park is incredibly biased. But it’s biased towards my views, so I just keep on watchin’. :D[/quote]

Goddamn hippies.