That wasn't a mistake. It was an attack.
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It's hard to say because they're both evil enough to do it on purpose, and stupid enough to do it by mistake.
FOX has never let facts get in the way of saying whatever the fucking fuck
It can't be unintentional. I could have believed in wrongly written oblast center, but the fucking capital?! That is a deliberate trolling.
just a test to how accepted this is
This is what "gulf of America" was really about.
"Reporting" on how devout Putin and Russia are because they observe service on Easter Sunday. With cameras.
Not reporting on Russia continuing to attack Ukraine on Easter after promising a cease fire.
"Putin broke cease fire when it was Biden, and when it was Obama. He won't do it with me because he respects me." - Donald Trump
Buy they're not a serious news station, they'll argue. They're just entertainment, they'll say. They don't have to relay any sort of "truth".
Very interesting how left leaning entertainment (daily show, etc) is so much more informative than right wing "journalism".
I used to think Daily Show was informative when I was in college a few decades ago. I don't know if I'd call it that now.
Take the 'enhanced' version of Daily Show (Last Week Tonight) for example. It seems very informative at face value but if Oliver ever talks about a topic you have any depth of knowledge in, you realize how reductive it is.
The US doesn't have many (any?) legitimate TV news outlets anymore. Most would be best off reading AP or Reuters directly.
Literally everything has some form of bias. Journalists try their best (or in the case of right wing media, they don't) but they're as susceptible as any of us.
Canada: First time?