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Rick Sanchez of CNN Proves FOX Lie

akyron said:
Corrected for accuracy. Carry on.
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Boy, you literally like to put words in people's mouths, by miscopying their words in a Quote. I should report this. If it's not against the Forum rules, it should be.
 
Media_Truth said:
Boy, you literally like to put words in people's mouths, by miscopying their words in a Quote. I should report this. If it's not against the Forum rules, it should be.
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I am just trying to help you out of that left and right trap you seem to be spinning your wheels on.
 
akyron said:
I am just trying to help you out of that left and right trap you seem to be spinning your wheels on.
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He has been after Fox for awhile about lies, yet has zero problem with CNN and other major news outlets and their lies. CNN has been caught literally altering video footage to fit a political narrative. I still find it hilarious that he cries about Ted Nugent appearing on Fox but has no problem with the same person making the same comments on every network.
 
Nap said:
He has been after Fox for awhile about lies, yet has zero problem with CNN and other major news outlets and their lies. CNN has been caught literally altering video footage to fit a political narrative. I still find it hilarious that he cries about Ted Nugent appearing on Fox but has no problem with the same person making the same comments on every network.
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Perhaps it can be explained as a psychopathology.

http://www.veale.co.uk/PDf/ocdpsychopathology.pdf

"An obsession is defined as an unwanted intrusive thought, image
or urge that repeatedly enters the person’s mind. Obsessions are
distressing and ego-dystonic (i.e. the self views the thoughts or
behaviours as repugnant or inconsistent with his or her personal
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ity) but are acknowledged as originating in the person’s mind and
not imposed by outside agency. They are usually regarded by the
individual as unreasonable or excessive. A minority are regarded
as over-valued ideas (Veale, 2002) and, rarely, delusions. The suf
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ferer usually tries to resist them, but in chronic cases this may be
to a very minor degree or not at all. The most common obsessions
are listed in Figure 1.
Religious obsessions used to be very common but are now less
frequent in Western cultures. "
 
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