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daisycutter

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  1. you just keep repeating yourself. the abc are not balanced. they glorify extreme left commentators but give the right little opportunity. you obviously are quite alright with that, but i would like the abc to be more reporters, allow both sides to put their view forward in a balanced way and not so obviously take sides. they treat the public as ignorant and not capable of sifting the info and making up their own mind. of course those of similar ideology are their cheerleaders and love it. i know you probably believe i'm some right wing neocon, but i'm really not. some of my views are very much left, some would be considered right and many simply in the middle. i have no allegiance to any party nor any particular ideology. i used to watch a lot of abc, but not lately because of the above. they still do make some good television, but i won't start watching again until they show some reasonable balance.
  2. fyi he edited and changed his post to remove superfluous adjective nice try saty
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  4. because you made class system behaviour seem to be a white racist trait black, brown, yellow, white, etc class systems work in a similar fashion..........that's why i pulled you up
  5. you were there, dee-luded?
  6. are you saying that non-white class systems don't work that way???????? you need to take the blinkers off or be more careful what you post and yes, ed should apologise and admit those things happened and not offer stupid bribes
  7. sounds inevitable, but have afl handed down punishment yet?
  8. thanks george. Found it. have to click the three horizontal bars under jag logo and a drop down menu appears. weird. there are now 2 menu bars, one visible, one hidden.......no doubt the geniuses at telstra
  9. i wonder what will happen when someone self reports for an incident and they have subsequently played a game does club forfeit match points? can get quite messy no problem for afl though....experts at making up rules on the run
  10. there isn't now even any membership link on the mfc home page
  11. yes, but people who self-report generally do it for a reason (other than the transgression) essendon "self-reporting" ring a bell?
  12. melbourne did a gutnik? does that mean some informer initially dobbed them in to the mfc? just trying to understand
  13. odd that you just selected news service. over $1B funding is for a bit more than just news. FB can do it for nothing (well have been) i also have my reservations about "surveys" and the "questions" they ask. funnily in all my years i've never been polled for my opinion on the abc i don't consider myself "conservative" or "right". I'm a bit all over the place depending on the issue (but generally never on the extremes). what i do dislike is idiologues or people who find it necessary to align themselves exclusively to a political entity i definitely struggle to understand those who can't see systemic bias in the abc. i can only conclude it is because those people just enjoy being preached to by the choir
  14. where does the afl get their intel........have they set up a gestapo or just rely in informers?
  15. i'm not sure about de-funding myself, but an organisational change would be warranted (imo). disappointed with ita, thought she might have righted the ship (npi) anyway lots of people/organisations have done good things, but failed overall and still get the rrr's so i don't follow your logic take jack watts for instance
  16. could rename it dee-luded, od?
  17. i don't know much about skynews and never watch it .....but a true impartial media will employ people from both sides of politics including those a bit more than just a little either way of centre. i'd rather hear voices of both sides from a particular media outlet than just one side, especially one i am forced to pay for ymfyd if it helps you
  18. cherry picking never wins an argument no-one has claimed the abc never do anything well
  19. i wouldn't have said so if i didn't think so yes, maybe it's you
  20. why is that relevant ds? he claims the abc is decidedly and systemically biased, which i agree with. you seem to disagree the argument is not whether other media are biased or to what extent. The abc is unique being government (tax-payer) funded
  21. and the just prev tigers goal from a staged-for free was pretty sus too those 2 gifted goals represented 33.3% of their score neither side deserved to win
  22. well if this is to be typical of footy 2020, better make that asterisk a very big one
  23. huh? i have no idea where you plucked that from in terms of what i posted
  24. unfortunately ds, i don't have a crystal ball, but there are numerous ways to protest for change, but ultimately, despite whatever laws and sanctions you can come up with (which may help) it is essentially a re-education of how people think

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