Which news organizations can be trusted?
Which news organizations can be trusted?
Xavier Bennett
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Isaiah Johnson
- Fox News, especially Hannity and Tucker Carlson. Hannity literally talks to Trump on the phone so you know he is unbiased.
- Breitbart.
John Thomas
None on that infographic. Word on the street is solid. youtube.com
John Cook
Tucker is the only journalist on tv that can't be cucked
Hunter James
I get all my news entirely from the President himself
Lincoln Sanders
None of them should be trusted. In fact, if a person isn't smart enough to pick and choose what to take from each news orgaization and then compile those dots into a bigger picture you should just stop reading news cuz you'll be misled.
Evan Harris
Brietbart
Jack Gonzalez
Worldstar
Tyler Campbell
None of them, just follow your heart
Ian Collins
CNN
Jaxon Jackson
Tucker but definitely not H*nnity
John Smith
Aaron Walker
"AP and Reuters" in the sense that you should try to get as close to the primary source as possible and cut out all context-shaping editorialization, but they're not immune from bias either. WSJ isn't bad because their cuckservative / capitalist bias is at least grounded and inoffensive - friendly sociopaths commenting on how best to make money in hellworld - but the only real solution is to come to Jow Forums and participate in discussions yourself.
Luis Reed
Whatever happened to Jow Forums's love for bestgore?
Xavier Flores
Tucker is all that's left - all the others were compromised ages ago
Benjamin Edwards
None of them. Read a variety of sources, think about what makes sense, and you will slowly hone your bullshit detector.
Also, support them by digitally subscribing to your local newspaper. Only way to get local news is to pay for it.
Justin Adams
Checked
Anthony Ward
>Fox News
Don't make me laugh
Hunter Peterson
none
Jack Green
The weather channel
Dominic Flores
So my neighbor is a lizard?
Adrian Gonzalez
Surely. The reptilians are shapeshifters.
Jason Bennett
The wall street journal is a good one.
Hudson Nguyen
NPR!
Totally unbiased, trustworthy, factual news!
Brody Barnes
RT America
Noah Foster
Infowars.
Henry Green
none
Jacob Robinson
You unfortunately can’t trust any of them. The best thing to do is to graze a little from all of them. If you find a topic you’re interested in, get the talking points on it from outlets across the spectrum. Then you can formulate your own opinion.
Juan James
ZeroHedge is the only one i trust.
its literally the only one i get my news from.
Levi Torres
>sift through the gaping sewer that is journalism
>form shit opinions
pick 2
Dylan Ross
Qmap.pub
Chase Lewis
The people of Jow Forums
John Long
What if EVERYTHING you read is bullshit, and you lose your desire for reading, but you went to law school, owe all this money, and you have to keep reading. But it isn’t enough, and you had a liver transplant and can’t drink, but the immunosuppressives are so expensive, and your loans, and the wife needed a new car, the kids are in school, and you could do it all if you could just read, believe, and remember. But you cannot.
Camden Scott
Here's what I use:
>main sources
Jow Forums, Reuters, NYT
>secondaries
BBC, RT, Al Jazeera
>others
Bellingcat, Institute for the Study of War, NPR when I'm driving
Also, I don't normally read em, but the Atlantic and Haaretz have some pretty good articles.
There's some bullshit everywhere though, so I try to take everything I read with a grain of salt, be it here or elsewhere.
Jose Moore
None. News organizations care more about making money than posting the truth. Trust nobody.
Noah Sanchez
Leo Flores
None.
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Jason Gonzalez
HE CAN'T KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH IT