- Jan 26, 2004
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Originally posted by: K1052
I don't find the information presented in your link distasteful, I find it to be a likely skewed presentation of the facts (hence my caution).
Based on the site that hosts it, right? Facts are just that, facts. They can't be skewed, except by omission. Truth, however, is something very different and very much in the eye of the beholder.
I also shouldn't have to explain the concept of slant it someone as clearly intelligent as you.
You'll find that not everyone is interested in pretending that they don't have a bent. I don't need someone to try and represent a point of view that he/she doesn't agree with, just to prove to me that they're somehow "balanced."
Most of the non MSM stuff I see is actually links from P&N (usually left leaning, though there are a few hardcore righties here).
Some of the information hosted at antiwar.com is from decidedly right sources. Pat Buchanan, Gordon Prather and Paul Craig Roberts being notables. Also antiwar is by no means the only source I have for news and commentary that I find interesting.
I have no link to provide, but when I see a site clearly heavily to one side or the other I think it is important to keep in mind that everything might not be exactly presented in the most objective of ways (even if portions of it are factually correct). More a disagreement with their conclusions drawn from the facts at hand.
I'm more than capable of being objective and drawing my own conclusions based on the data at hand as well as my experiences and "slant."