ABC News attempted to stir the pot with a Tuesday piece talking about the anxiety being caused in immigrant communities-- even where the immigrants were in the United States legally-- but Fox News host Greg Gutfeld said he could see what they were really up to.
Instead of simply going about their daily lives, the article claimed, immigrant families have been struggling with the fear and anxiety that comes with "separating facts from rumor" over the raids.
The ABC News piece failed to mention that Border Czar Tom Homan has been very
clear about his preference to work directly with law enforcement to first target those who had broken laws in addition to entering the United States illegally-- and the raids were primarily the result of sanctuary cities and states refusing to cooperate.
Gutfeld wasn't buying it, and he called out ABC News over the framing of the article: "Step one: foment anxiety. Step two: report on the anxiety. Step three: pretend you didn't cause the anxiety. Step four: wonder why everyone hates the media," he posted via X.
On Feb 20, 2025 at 1:30:44 AM PST, "Ubiquitous" <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
ABC News attempted to stir the pot with a Tuesday piece talking about the
anxiety being caused in immigrant communities-- even where the immigrants
were in the United States legally-- but Fox News host Greg Gutfeld said he >> could see what they were really up to.
Instead of simply going about their daily lives, the article claimed,
immigrant families have been struggling with the fear and anxiety that comes >> with "separating facts from rumor" over the raids.
Well, that's one of the consequences of breaking into a country without authorization and living in it illegally.
Don't want to struggle with fear and anxiety? Don't illegally break into another country.
If I illegally entered Italy, it would be my fault if I was constantly in fear
of being discovered and sent back. Not Italy's fault.
The ABC News piece failed to mention that Border Czar Tom Homan has been very
clear about his preference to work directly with law enforcement to first
target those who had broken laws in addition to entering the United States >> illegally-- and the raids were primarily the result of sanctuary cities and >> states refusing to cooperate.
Gutfeld wasn't buying it, and he called out ABC News over the framing of the >> article: "Step one: foment anxiety. Step two: report on the anxiety. Step
three: pretend you didn't cause the anxiety. Step four: wonder why everyone >> hates the media," he posted via X.
He apparently likes the mainstream media a lot more than I do.
On 2/20/2025 12:26 PM, BTR1701 wrote:
On Feb 20, 2025 at 1:30:44 AM PST, "Ubiquitous" <weberm@polaris.net> wrote: >>
ABC News attempted to stir the pot with a Tuesday piece talking about the >>> anxiety being caused in immigrant communities-- even where the immigrants >>> were in the United States legally-- but Fox News host Greg Gutfeld said he >>> could see what they were really up to.
Instead of simply going about their daily lives, the article claimed,
immigrant families have been struggling with the fear and anxiety that comes
with "separating facts from rumor" over the raids.
Well, that's one of the consequences of breaking into a country without
authorization and living in it illegally.
Don't want to struggle with fear and anxiety? Don't illegally break into
another country.
If I illegally entered Italy, it would be my fault if I was constantly in >> fear
of being discovered and sent back. Not Italy's fault.
The ABC News piece failed to mention that Border Czar Tom Homan has been >>> very
clear about his preference to work directly with law enforcement to first >>> target those who had broken laws in addition to entering the United States >>> illegally-- and the raids were primarily the result of sanctuary cities and
states refusing to cooperate.
Gutfeld wasn't buying it, and he called out ABC News over the framing of the
article: "Step one: foment anxiety. Step two: report on the anxiety. Step >>> three: pretend you didn't cause the anxiety. Step four: wonder why everyone
hates the media," he posted via X.
He apparently likes the mainstream media a lot more than I do.
Steps one and two are inevitable. Steps three and four are imaginary.
On Feb 20, 2025 at 10:19:25 AM PST, "moviePig" <nobody@nowhere.com> wrote:
On 2/20/2025 12:26 PM, BTR1701 wrote:
On Feb 20, 2025 at 1:30:44 AM PST, "Ubiquitous" <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
Gutfeld wasn't buying it, and he called out ABC News over the framing of the
article: "Step one: foment anxiety. Step two: report on the anxiety. Step >>>> three: pretend you didn't cause the anxiety. Step four: wonder why everyone
hates the media," he posted via X.
He apparently likes the mainstream media a lot more than I do.
Steps one and two are inevitable. Steps three and four are imaginary.
Step four is demonstrably not imaginary. Trust in the mainstream media is in >the single digits across the board, regardless of party or ideology. No one >believes them anymore.
Congress has a higher approval rating than the media does and Congress' >numbers have been circling the bowl for the better part of a decade now.
On 2/20/2025 12:26 PM, BTR1701 wrote:
"Ubiquitous" <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
ABC News attempted to stir the pot with a Tuesday piece talking about the >>> anxiety being caused in immigrant communities-- even where the immigrants >>> were in the United States legally-- but Fox News host Greg Gutfeld said he >>> could see what they were really up to.
Instead of simply going about their daily lives, the article claimed,
immigrant families have been struggling with the fear and anxiety that
comes with "separating facts from rumor" over the raids.
Well, that's one of the consequences of breaking into a country without
authorization and living in it illegally.
Don't want to struggle with fear and anxiety? Don't illegally break into
another country.
If I illegally entered Italy, it would be my fault if I was constantly in
fear of being discovered and sent back. Not Italy's fault.
The ABC News piece failed to mention that Border Czar Tom Homan has been >>> very clear about his preference to work directly with law enforcement to >>> first target those who had broken laws in addition to entering the United >>> States illegally-- and the raids were primarily the result of sanctuary
cities and states refusing to cooperate.
Gutfeld wasn't buying it, and he called out ABC News over the framing of >>> the article: "Step one: foment anxiety. Step two: report on the anxiety. >>> Step three: pretend you didn't cause the anxiety. Step four: wonder why
everyone hates the media," he posted via X.
He apparently likes the mainstream media a lot more than I do.
Steps one and two are inevitable. Steps three and four are imaginary.
On Feb 20, 2025 at 10:19:25 AM PST, "moviePig" <nobody@nowhere.com> wrote:
On 2/20/2025 12:26 PM, BTR1701 wrote:
On Feb 20, 2025 at 1:30:44 AM PST, "Ubiquitous" <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
ABC News attempted to stir the pot with a Tuesday piece talking about the
anxiety being caused in immigrant communities-- even where the immigrants
were in the United States legally-- but Fox News host Greg Gutfeld said he
could see what they were really up to.
Instead of simply going about their daily lives, the article claimed, >>>> immigrant families have been struggling with the fear and anxiety that comes
with "separating facts from rumor" over the raids.
Well, that's one of the consequences of breaking into a country without >>> authorization and living in it illegally.
Don't want to struggle with fear and anxiety? Don't illegally break into >>> another country.
If I illegally entered Italy, it would be my fault if I was constantly in >>> fear
of being discovered and sent back. Not Italy's fault.
The ABC News piece failed to mention that Border Czar Tom Homan has been >>>> very
clear about his preference to work directly with law enforcement to first
target those who had broken laws in addition to entering the United States
illegally-- and the raids were primarily the result of sanctuary cities and
states refusing to cooperate.
Gutfeld wasn't buying it, and he called out ABC News over the framing of the
article: "Step one: foment anxiety. Step two: report on the anxiety. Step
three: pretend you didn't cause the anxiety. Step four: wonder why everyone
hates the media," he posted via X.
He apparently likes the mainstream media a lot more than I do.
Steps one and two are inevitable. Steps three and four are imaginary.
Step four is demonstrably not imaginary. Trust in the mainstream media is in the single digits across the board, regardless of party or ideology. No one believes them anymore.
Congress has a higher approval rating than the media does and Congress' numbers have been circling the bowl for the better part of a decade now.
On 2/20/2025 2:04 PM, BTR1701 wrote:
On Feb 20, 2025 at 10:19:25 AM PST, "moviePig" <nobody@nowhere.com> wrote:
On 2/20/2025 12:26 PM, BTR1701 wrote:
On Feb 20, 2025 at 1:30:44 AM PST, "Ubiquitous" <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
ABC News attempted to stir the pot with a Tuesday piece talking about the
anxiety being caused in immigrant communities-- even where the immigrants
were in the United States legally-- but Fox News host Greg Gutfeld said he
could see what they were really up to.
Instead of simply going about their daily lives, the article claimed, immigrant families have been struggling with the fear and anxiety that comes
with "separating facts from rumor" over the raids.
Well, that's one of the consequences of breaking into a country without authorization and living in it illegally.
Don't want to struggle with fear and anxiety? Don't illegally break into
another country.
If I illegally entered Italy, it would be my fault if I was constantly in
fear
of being discovered and sent back. Not Italy's fault.
The ABC News piece failed to mention that Border Czar Tom Homan has been
very
clear about his preference to work directly with law enforcement to first
target those who had broken laws in addition to entering the United States
illegally-- and the raids were primarily the result of sanctuary cities and
states refusing to cooperate.
Gutfeld wasn't buying it, and he called out ABC News over the framing of the
article: "Step one: foment anxiety. Step two: report on the anxiety. Step
three: pretend you didn't cause the anxiety. Step four: wonder why everyone
hates the media," he posted via X.
He apparently likes the mainstream media a lot more than I do.
Steps one and two are inevitable. Steps three and four are imaginary.
Step four is demonstrably not imaginary. Trust in the mainstream media is in
the single digits across the board, regardless of party or ideology. No one believes them anymore.
Congress has a higher approval rating than the media does and Congress' numbers have been circling the bowl for the better part of a decade now.
I doubt most do hate the media. (E.g., does being glued to FoxNews tally
as media-hate?) But my overriding supposition is that media bigwigs
will recognize and welcome even hate as engagement and thus as eyeballs.
On Thu, 20 Feb 2025 13:16:16 -0800, moviePig wrote:
On 2/20/2025 2:04 PM, BTR1701 wrote:
On Feb 20, 2025 at 10:19:25 AM PST, "moviePig" <nobody@nowhere.com> wrote: >>>
On 2/20/2025 12:26 PM, BTR1701 wrote:
On Feb 20, 2025 at 1:30:44 AM PST, "Ubiquitous" <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:
ABC News attempted to stir the pot with a Tuesday piece talking about the
anxiety being caused in immigrant communities-- even where the immigrants
were in the United States legally-- but Fox News host Greg Gutfeld said he
could see what they were really up to.
Instead of simply going about their daily lives, the article claimed, >>>>>> immigrant families have been struggling with the fear and anxiety that comes
with "separating facts from rumor" over the raids.
Well, that's one of the consequences of breaking into a country without >>>>> authorization and living in it illegally.
Don't want to struggle with fear and anxiety? Don't illegally break into >>>>> another country.
If I illegally entered Italy, it would be my fault if I was constantly in >>>>> fear
of being discovered and sent back. Not Italy's fault.
The ABC News piece failed to mention that Border Czar Tom Homan has been >>>>>> very
clear about his preference to work directly with law enforcement to first
target those who had broken laws in addition to entering the United States
illegally-- and the raids were primarily the result of sanctuary cities and
states refusing to cooperate.
Gutfeld wasn't buying it, and he called out ABC News over the framing of the
article: "Step one: foment anxiety. Step two: report on the anxiety. Step
three: pretend you didn't cause the anxiety. Step four: wonder why everyone
hates the media," he posted via X.
He apparently likes the mainstream media a lot more than I do.
Steps one and two are inevitable. Steps three and four are imaginary.
Step four is demonstrably not imaginary. Trust in the mainstream media is in
the single digits across the board, regardless of party or ideology. No one >>> believes them anymore.
Congress has a higher approval rating than the media does and Congress'
numbers have been circling the bowl for the better part of a decade now.
I doubt most do hate the media. (E.g., does being glued to FoxNews tally
as media-hate?) But my overriding supposition is that media bigwigs
will recognize and welcome even hate as engagement and thus as eyeballs.
I do hate the rhetorical claim that it is impossible to distrust the media unless under the instruction and supervision of Fox News.
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