post # 14 is suspect!
too bad he cant edit!
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So, I shouldn't trust the main stream media, but I should trust newsmax?lsm was reporting a "Fart" 24/7 for several days! As if it was really news worthy and making jokes of it!
Originally Posted by pfunkdenver
TSK, TSK, TSK...
Originally Posted by dilbert firestorm
They said that he was sick ’cause he didn’t play by the rules
He just showed the wise men of his day to be nothing more than fools
They stamped him and they labeled him like they do with pants and shirts
He fought a war on a battlefield where every victory hurts
Lenny Bruce was bad, he was the brother that you never had
Despite Bruce’s efforts, the court found his performances “obscene, indecent, immoral and impure within the meaning of the [New York] penal code” and sentenced him to “four months in the workhouse.” In its final opinion, the court concluded that Bruce’s act “appealed to prurient interest,” was “patently offensive to the average person in the community,” and lacked “redeeming social importance.” Bruce would go on to appeal the conviction, but died of a [chemical] overdose before his case reached an appellate court.
Dissent in PEOPLE v. BRUCE
While the judicial process is a very finely finished instrument of the solution of purely legal controversies, for which it was fashioned, it is suggested it may be a dangerous or at best a most clumsy tool when used to solve problems of policy or politics. Can there be rational doubt that there is a better method of finding a community standard as to obscenity (or solving other graver social problems) than this limited judicial process, and judges who are subjected to an almost endless stream of gaseous hot air and some smoke from counsel's arguments, briefs, and records, which swirl around judicial benches not unlike those gaseous volcanic emissions which developed the Delphic oracle of old? Has not human knowledge, science and art of self-government made more substantial progress?
How often do we see this right here? A few weeks ago, the New York Post wrote a story about Hunter Biden being investigated. Fox News reported this weeks before the New York Post did.
Twitter and Facebook went so far as to ban anybody from talking about this story.
Now the New York Times and Washington Post are warning that Joe Biden may be in trouble over Hunter's activities.
This picture could not be more clear as to what happened. There was a conspiracy to keep this story out of the news for political reasons and it worked much to the shame of journalism or so called journalism where now the intent is no longer to inform the public about the facts but to insure "your side" wins by hiding those facts. Originally Posted by HedonistForever
Fake news should be suppressed. Someone being investigated is not news. An indictment is news. Originally Posted by royamcrThe entire post is wrong. Who determines what fake news is? Thats suppression of the First!