Originally Posted by
KerrAvon
You seem to be very confused, raging. You’ve gone from 'The BBC is most certainly biased' in post 2 to 'I don't think the BBC is biased one way or another' in post 8, to 'would you also yawningly accept that the BBC show bias towards the Conservative party with their general political output' in post 15. You complain in the post above about how 'extremists on both the left and right hold the vote [sic] that the BBC are biased against them, and endlessly drone on about it.' and then spend your Saturday evening doing just that.
Do you know what you believe?
I’m sure that there are plenty of articles on the web about right wing BBC bias. I’m sure that are plenty of accusing it of left wing bias too. There are also articles that demonstrate that the moon landings were faked or that the 911 attacks were orchestrated by the US government. The web is truly a dangerous place for those who accept all that they read and suspend all sense of critical thinking when they find something that accords with their view of the world.
As I’ve always said, the fact that political zealots such as gf and you (depending which of your stated positions is the actual one) both find bias in the BBC tells me that they are just about getting it about right. If you hear voices (and that’s not a reference to the smoking of ‘substances’) that are critical of your own version of political ‘truth‘ then that immediately becomes evidence of bias in your minds.
I’m not surprised that the Russia Today came at the top of your google search. Well-funded state propaganda agencies are very good at ensuring that their output is highly ranked on search engines. I am truly embarrassed for you that you can seriously hold out their output as being factual, however. If anything demonstrates the extent to which your political zealotry numbs your mind then it must surely be that.
What do you think of the other ‘facts’ on Russia Today? They of course broke the story about how those poor Russian gym instructors had been unfairly accused of involvement in the Novichok attack, when they had merely travelled to the UK to see the spire on Salisbury cathedral. What do you think of that ‘fact’?
I have to observe that it's particularly ironic that on a day when you take a pop at Grist/Jolly for his Daily Express addiction you are willing to hold Russia Today out as a source of ‘facts’.
The only 'fact' that it is possible to safely take from the Russia Today article is that they publish pro-Corbyn material, but that’s hardly a surprise.