SvennoJ said:
Hah that site still says CNN and BBC are mostly factual. What's the bias check on mediabiasfactcheck ;) Both have been exposed in recent years. It even says NYT is High despite deliberately running disinformation articles, exposed last year and refusing to issue corrections. https://www.hindustantimes.com/world-news/how-many-people-have-been-killed-in-the-us-iran-war-4000-show-estimates-101773895355129.html |
Yeah the site says CNN and BBC are mostly factual. It also gives Fox a higher than deserved rating. And it rates NPR as highly accurate, despite NPR having a serious bias in immigration and transgender issues. Anyway, you can still use their scale to see that Al Jazeera is not a reputable source. After all if the questionable CNN and BBC are rated as mostly factual then Al Jazeera should be considered trash since it has a mixed accuracy rating. And if Fox news gets a rating of low accurracy despite being deserving it's own catagory called "absolute dogshit propaganda" then you can see how Al Jazeera deserves "low" instead of mixed. In other words mediasfactcheck is softballing everyone.
Your sources say the following: Here are the tolls reported by Thursday, which Reuters has not independently verified.
Anyway, your willingness to use questionable sources like Al Jazeera or Iran State Media really hurts your argument. It's like watching a prosecutor bring fingerprints, and video evidence. Everything he needs to convict. And then he ends his statement with "Also my toddler said the accused is a doo-doo head" without a shred of irony or humor. Like he legitimately thinks his toddler's word is equally as damning as the fingerprint or video evidence.
Too many people on the left/right issue spend so much time in their own bubble that they forget how ridiculous their positions sound to normal people. And that's when you lose people. Nobody wants to listen to a political zealot, and using certain sources makes you look like one.







