TemplarKormac
Political Atheist
- Mar 30, 2013
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Here's a perfect example. I've learned (after some mistakes) that it pays to investigate the source you link to, before you link to it. If you research who the Center for Media and Democracy" is, you'll find that they are a "liberal watchdog group." That discredits any credibility any citations from "PR Watch" have.
When did you learn this? What year, I mean.
I learned it the moment I pressed the search button.
"The Center for Media and Democracy is a nonprofit liberal watchdog and advocacy organization based in Madison, Wisconsin. CMD publishes PR Watch, SourceWatch, BanksterUSA, and ALECexposed.org."
Wikipedia
Did Google fund right wing organizations?
If they were well and truly biased, do you think they would do this?
Google.org gives $2.35 million to groups fighting for racial justice
Why do anti labor companies give so much to Republicans?
Is this a trick question? Do Democrats really value labor?