Outfoxed: The Fox News internal memos

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[Bluebomber4evr]

This is what happens when you let the people who made "Who Wants to Marry a Millionaire?" run a news channel...

[bushputz]

FNC keeps a tight reign on their reporters and talking heads because if they don't someone might screw up and actually be fair and balanced instead of 'Fair and Balanced' in their coverage.

[motox3rider13]

I would say I'm a pretty unbiased observer considering I don't trust any News agency to deliberately tell me the truth so I always do my own research on the topics, so that being said I find it rather disturbing that the quotes from "moody" appear to be taken out of context and made into something that appears horrible, even though I doubt the messages are really meant to be what the maker of the video is trying to portray them as. I guess the bottom line is don't even trust these loons.

[JPStrikesBack]

Do you know when cognitive capacity comes into existence? A: No. I'm sure you're correct about the clone wanting to live as much as a fetus. They both would. What relevance does an affirmative act, the commission of the abortion procedure, have to morality? But for the intentional interference on the part of whoever commits the abortion, a human life would CONTINUE, not come into existence, CONTINUE.

[baigandine]

What "dog in the race" does a creature without cognitive capacity really have? Why let it develop a cognitive capacity when it doesn't even "want" to? What relevance does "the normal course of things" have to morality, especially as we move into the freaky future of genetics and cloning? Would my clone want to live any less than a fetus? I doubt it.

[JPStrikesBack]

In the normal course of events, the likelihood of your skin cell developing cognitive capacity is zero. With a fetus, it's almost 100% certain.

[baigandine]

It seemed you wanted to make a point about abortion too, because of the way you highlighted the word "HUMAN." My mistake if not.

[baigandine]

Stage of cognitive development would be another scientifically objective way to draw conclusions. You don't see a lot of difference between humanity and my skin cell, if you think DNA is a good place to draw the line.

[JPStrikesBack]

The point of the discussion thread was scientific objectivity in drawing conclusions. If you don't see a significant difference between an amoeba and a human there's nothing more to say.

[baigandine]

The DNA of my skin cells is human. If humankind were just that, it would not be a particularly remarkable species, no more than an amoeba is.

[Kammryn Dancy]

you need the comedy network for unbias representation of current events, thank you jon stewart