Pic via Facebook A Fox affiliate in Baltimore fired an award-winning reporter following an artful act of interpretive truth. What's journalism coming to when its most skilled practitioners aren't allowed to edit a video to totally change the meaning of people's words and make it sound like they're condoning assassination?
When asked for comment the Fox 49 GM responded, "We did what we thought best". "As in the words of Thomas Jefferson, 'When in the Course of human events, it becomes necessary for... people to... separate. A decent respect... requires that they... impel them.'" "So we fired their asses, for America"
Doesn't matter- the entire RW echo chamber is now firmly convinced that Al Sharpton was personally calling for the crowd to publicly assassinate every cop they could find right there in the streets. Mission accomplished, Fox 45.
Every one of those words and letters have been used somewhere, sometime before. All she did was change the order a little bit, for clarity. It's not as if she was making up shit.
To folks who long ago selectively edited the 2nd Amendment of the US Constitution to remove the irrelevant bit about "well-regulated militia," this is just minor league stuff.
Slightly less obvious than Roger Ailes.
gahhh
Residing at the 6th degree of separation?
When asked for comment the Fox 49 GM responded, "We did what we thought best". "As in the words of Thomas Jefferson, 'When in the Course of human events, it becomes necessary for... people to... separate. A decent respect... requires that they... impel them.'" "So we fired their asses, for America"
I suspect that the News Director knows where the bodies are buried.
Fox News - it's like the old Pravda, but without the journalistic integrity.
Doesn't matter- the entire RW echo chamber is now firmly convinced that Al Sharpton was personally calling for the crowd to publicly assassinate every cop they could find right there in the streets. Mission accomplished, Fox 45.
Suspended for a day, huh? With pay, just like the cops?
Every one of those words and letters have been used somewhere, sometime before. All she did was change the order a little bit, for clarity. It's not as if she was making up shit.
You're suggesting that NewsCorp has STANDARDS?
Crazy talk.
To folks who long ago selectively edited the 2nd Amendment of the US Constitution to remove the irrelevant bit about "well-regulated militia," this is just minor league stuff.
Have someone round up the usual suspects immediately.