rayban1 wrote:Actually I've just recently decided to drop any pretence of fair and balanced with you libs........you don't deserve it. I now want to state that I am ecstatic about the appointment of a loyal conservative as the CEO of PBS. I stated earlier(in a joking manner) that I would be happy to see PBS and NPR turned into progaganda machines. I now am dropping the "joking manner" and now say that I fervently hope to see public broadcasting turned into a conservative platform.......only I want it done with same insidious cleverness which liberals have employed in the past. Is this talk plain enough?
Don't conservatives already have propaganda in the form of talk radio and "Hannity and Colmes"?
I've had enough with right wing politics.
Over here in the UK, ever since the left-wing Labour Party started adopting ever increasing right wing policies we have ended up with what is effectively a one party state.
The Liberal Democrats (that's the full name of their party) have never been elected into power. They always come in third in elections, thanks to the two major parties calling a vote for the Lib Dems a wasted vote.
The Conservatives have had nothing but ineffective leaders for a long time, and some of their policies have become somewhat racist and even more right wing in order for them to appear different from Labour.
So, thanks to right wing politics, democracy has effectively been stifled in our country. It isn't quite dead, but let's face it, the next Government will be a Labour Government unless the Conservatives get their act together (which won't happen if Labour continue their left-right wing policies).
And rayban1, your way of putting everything in black and white is abhorrent. Not everyone can be neatly classified as Conservative or liberal. Some liberals will have some conservative ideals. Some conservatives will have some liberal ideals.
Most people fall between the two extremes and to ignore otherwise is just idiotic.