Actually, no, Perry, I prefer free-thinkers who aren't married to a particular philosophy but whom are more in line with reality. You just happened not to be one of them. Sucks to be you.

>Since you seem to prefer that if everyone just march's in lockstep to the great power of the US, here's to you "Sieg Heil!"
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>Must give you the warm and fuzzies. I heard many a commentary how bush's speeches on cleaning up in the middle east garner nice big cheers that haven't been heard since WWII. You exhibit nationalism, nothing less.
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>>Perry,
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>>Your comments would be interesting if you had any credibility left but since it was long ago proven that you're a knee-jerk partisan I fail to see why I, or anyone else, should appreciate your commentary. Fox doesn't have a strong bias, unlike CNN and the rest, which is why it bothers you. You expect a liberal media and whine when you don't always have it. You're the type of "ein volk, ein reich" liberal, intolerant of others thoughts and ideas, that I referred to with Tamar in that attitudes like yours paint all liberals poorly. And that's really a shame since a principled liberal viewpoint is important to this country.
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>>"Outfoxed" is not a documentary - it's a smear piece. Of course, I've come to understand that you have a problem discerning between the truth and propaganda when it suits your purposes.
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>>>It's been documented time after time after time why the label Faux fits. Course if you want to keep the blinders on....
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>>>Just watch the documentary Outfoxed. Some of the statements the talking heads made on air went beyond distgusting as far as I'm concerned. Of one in particular that left my mouth open was something to the effect of "The pentagon has announced casualities for the month in Iraq at x amount dead. This means you are 10 times more likely to die in a car accident in California".
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>>>Not to forget the documents shown on Smokinggun.com on cheney's travel itinerary. All tv's turned to Faux. Wonder why?
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