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[k0ua]

And many people believe that dihydrogen monoxide to be a deadly killer. Look it up

 

[/pine]

I, too, have been a regular reader of Yahoo for a long time. Some articles are fact based, some are opinions and some are outright lies. The Lord blessed most of us with the wisdom to discern the difference. Yahoo reprints articles from both conservative and liberal news agencies so I have never felt it leaned strongly one way or another. I, too, was disappointed in the loss of the comments at the end of the articles. I always enjoyed reading the ones that disagreed with my views as well as the ones that thought the same way I do. It was my understanding that the results of the survey they are taking (I took it) will determine if the comments come back. I hope they do and will probably not be a follower if they do not.

This does not say much about your ability to discern or distinguish an obvious bias...

 

[jymbee]

Hopefully people can be respectful and not attack others for their suggestions.

Uh... seriously?! :stirthepot:

 

[Diggin It]

LoL... I see physics was not your strong suit...!

The FACT is that water consists of two hydrogen ATOMS and one oxygen ATOM...together they make a molecule

Yeah, something like that.

Now did the tree fall before or after the car hit it?

 

[Steppenwolfe]

Eddie, Eddie, Eddie ..... So many things so wrong in a single post.

Yeah, you got that right ... But as political as it is, and pushing further deep state fairy tales, I'm sure Mossy will leave it there.

 

[Sigarms]

If you want to read up on Cocid19 and how effective Hydrox has proven to be when used early on, and as a prophylactic, try DuckDuckGo instead of Google.

Correct me if I wrong (which I always can be) but DuckDuckGo is a search engine like Google.

All I asked is for you to provide some links on how you formed your opinion.

Since you already know the reading material which helped you form your opinion per the search engine you're using, but you aren't willing to provide those links to me by myself asking, no worriest (and yes, I looked on that search engine, does seem nicer to use I will admit).

 

[Steppenwolfe]

And I disagree.. I agreed with everything Eddie said. In spirit and word. So there you have it, you have your facts and We have ours. You are on one side and we are on another.

And God Bless America that we have that right; however, I wish it didn't have to divide us.

 

[/pine]

...DuckDuckGo is a search engine like Google....

Making that comparison is comparable to saying Amsterdam is city like Pyongyang

 

[kirkawilson]

Now, back to the original question. I have been reading the Epoch Times The Epoch Times - Truth & Tradition. Fact Based. Unbiased. Accurate News lately for a refreshing perspective. Their tag line is "truth & tradition". I find some of both in most of their stories.

 

[rswyan]

The Epoch Times - Media Bias/Fact Check