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To: Sully- who wrote (18682)	12/4/2003 11:29:07 PM
From: Dayuhan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793881

I like FOX better than the others because they don't make a habit of doing what you described. However it is an accurate description of the liberal media outlets I mentioned. Maybe that habit is more visible to you when people you disagree with indulge in it. That's a fairly normal condition. The mote in the other guy's eye always seems larger, and all that. It's odd to me that my dislike for Fox seems to have been interpreted as evidence of a liberal outlook, though I pointed out quite clearly that I find CNN every bit as disagreeable as Fox, for many of the same reasons. Is this one of those "with us or against us" situations? you have my posts right here making a number of claims & assertions. I used factual info to support them all. It is often possible to use factual information to support several different perspectives on a given issue. In fact, if it looks like all the facts line up in one neat direction, it's usually a good sign that you're not looking at all the facts. In many cases, odd though it may seem, there are actually legitimate points on both sides of an issue. I know it's heresy to suggest it here, but sometimes the best answer is a - dare I say it - compromise. I'd better stop. Treading on forbidden ground.