PETA Recap/Summary

[garnet]

Originally Posted by wolf

Actually my original source was Peterson's Hunting Magazine, but that thought that would just send you over the edge.

Don't worry, sweetheat. Nothing you could possible say would send me over the edge. Don't flatter yourself.

And you're using hunting magazines as sources? Nice! All the sources I used were newspapers, wire services and tv stations. How come you can't come up with anything from sources like those? Makes one wonder....

[elSicomoro]

Originally Posted by garnet

And you're using hunting magazines as sources? Nice! All the sources I used were newspapers, wire services and tv stations. How come you can't come up with anything from sources like those? Makes one wonder....

Makes one wonder what? Wire services, newspapers and TV stations aren't necessarily good sources.

[garnet]

Originally Posted by sycamore

Makes one wonder what? Wire services, newspapers and TV stations aren't necessarily good sources.

But dontcha think they're maybe just a bit more credible than websites run by lobbyists for the meat industry and hunting magazines?

What is, in your opinion, a completely credible source? Fox News?

[elSicomoro]

Originally Posted by garnet

But dontcha think they're maybe just a bit more credible than websites run by lobbyists for the meat industry and hunting magazines?

Not necessarily. The source could have its own agenda. Not to mention, look at the recent mea culpas from the New York Times and the Washington Post...the former apparently didn't do enough hard research, and the latter was apparently afraid to speak too loudly against the war inside the Beltway.

What is, in your opinion, a completely credible source? Fox News?

There is no completely credible source, IMO. Some are better than others...I tend to go with MSNBC, AP, BBC and Reuters. I also check out sites like Fox News and the Washington Times on occasion, b/c I think it's important to see things from multiple points-of-view.

[ladysycamore]

Originally Posted by sycamore

There is no completely credible source, IMO. Some are better than others...I tend to go with MSNBC, AP, BBC and Reuters. I also check out sites like Fox News and the Washington Times on occasion, b/c I think it's important to see things from multiple points-of-view.

"Don't trust the media..think for yourselves." (on the back bumper of my car)