Mark Levin: Media Matters is "A Criminal Enterprise"!



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On his radio program Friday night, constitutional attorney Mark Levin went nuclear on Media Matters and explained why it is a criminal operation. Plus he got in a few licks at Joe Scarborough, Keith Olbermann, and more. marklevinshow.com


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"That's about as ... ( 3 months ago by Balmung32)
"That's about as likely as your learning to SPELLL."
And you fail yet again, Leo.
Get a dictionary, will ya?
wow... You actually ... ( 3 months ago by LeoTheBoy)
wow... You actually didn't get that I misspelled "spell" on purpose, to make fun of your terrible spelling?
Do you need knock-knock jokes explained as well...?
er... How did he ... ( 3 months ago by LeoTheBoy)
er... How did he answer the question, exactly? By changing the subject?
The question was: Can you show me a single Media Matters article that edits or changes conservatives' words? That's the point of Media Matters: They present all quotations in their *entire*, unedited context.
This is why conservatives hate them. Anything that simply reveals the inarguable facts of the matter is "liberal". It's the same reason the Church complains that science is inherently "liberal".
Wow, that's not ... ( 3 months ago by Balmung32)
Wow, that's not even worthy of a "nice try". That is one of the lamest attempts I've ever seen of someone trying to cover their butt.
As they say, you just got owned. Big time.
If you can't figure ... ( 3 months ago by Balmung32)
If you can't figure it out, I'm not gonna help you. You need to use that dictionary I told you to get, as well as some critical thinking skills. I will, however, give you more information to answer your question in case even that is too difficult.
Go over to FrontPageMag. com, use their search engine and type in "Media Matters: Hillarys Lap Dogs", and read. Try not to let your liberal bias prevent you from reading it.
Remember, use the dictionary in case you're having trouble ;).
You insist on ... ( 3 months ago by LeoTheBoy)
You insist on changing the subject. Ok, no problem. Hillary has given money to Media Matters? Ok then! Great point!
Now, shall we go back to the original question, which you have avoided five or six times now? The simple question is: Can you or anyone else show me a single Media Matters posting that "edits" or "distorts" the conservative speeches and writing that it exhibits?
All they do is post conservative commentary in its full context, with no editing. Please prove otherwise.
On the editing room ... ( 2 months ago by ChipsShot)
On the editing room floor under all the film of Obama's information that has been there for two years.
Leo: Media Matters ... ( 2 months ago by JohnR22926)
Leo: Media Matters is a Left wing hack machine. They provide slanted data and talking points for Talking Heads on the Left.
It doesn't mean everything they put out is incorrect. In fact, most of it is technically correct...but deliberately misleading. Statistics parsed to present a particular point of view, quotes taken out of context, etc. I'm sure there are Right wing entities doing the same thing.
BTW, your comment that people who aren't white are evil is bullshit. And you know it.
JohnR: you clearly ... ( 2 months ago by LeoTheBoy)
JohnR: you clearly have never read Media Matters. They parse "statistics"? What are you talking about? They don't traffic in statistics at all. All they do is re-print right-wing transcripts *in their entirety*. Nobody who has looked at the site would be dumb enough to say they show quotes "out of context." The whole point of the site is that they print the *full* context of everything. Otherwise it would be no different from a blog.
Just look at it once before you make your opinion.
leo: Here's how ... ( 2 months ago by JohnR22926)
leo: Here's how Media Matters describes themselves:
"Nonprofit progressive research and information center dedicated to comprehensively monitoring, analyzing, and correcting conservative misinformation in the U.S. media".
It's all one-way by their own admission. They present a one-sided view that's biased and exaggerated.
BTW, love the "progressive". "Liberal" is such a loathed and discredited label they now use "progressive". lol. Not ONE think progressive about them.
You're not thinking ... ( 2 months ago by LeoTheBoy)
You're not thinking about what you're saying. Nobody is arguing that they don't focus on conservatives. Only you have brought up that subject, because you're trying to avoid the original question:
How can the act of showing the *entirely unedited* transcript of a conservative broadcast constitute a "biased" treatment of that transcript?
If I simply repeat what you say -- entirely, and without editing -- how am I being "unfair" to you?
This is what conservatives can never answer.
Leo: 1/3: Ok. ... ( 2 months ago by JohnR22926)
Leo: 1/3: Ok. Presenting an entirely unedited transcript cannot be biased. If they've done this, I can't dispute it.
What I can dispute is an example I found on MM after browsing for 30 senconds. Check out the article titled Dobbs falsely claimed 40%of workers dont pay taxes.
In an attempt to bolster the legitimacy of Obamas promise to cut taxes for 95% of working Americans, MM is trying to discredit Dobbs. The Reps/Dobbs contention is Obamas plan is a fig leaf for expanded welfare
Leo: 2/3: Giving an ... ( 2 months ago by JohnR22926)
Leo: 2/3: Giving an income tax refund to people who pay zero income tax cannot be defined as a tax refund. Its actually income redistribution in the form of a check, aka welfare.
MMs position (same as Obamas, surprise, surprise) is that because people paying zero income tax DO pay social security, excise tax, gas tax, etc. that Obamas tax cut is not a form of welfare. BS! An income tax refund, which you get after filing your taxes in April, is a refund of a portion of the income tax
leo: 3/3: that was ... ( 2 months ago by JohnR22926)
leo: 3/3: that was collected from you during the year. Anything other than that is income redistribution. Plain and simple.
Thus, my contention that MM is not an honest broker trying to present the full story. Theyre partisan hacks using twisted logic to rationalize Dems positions.
Again, it doesn't mean everything they say is incorrect or misleading. The best way to lie is to surround the "big" lie with minor truths.
MM, IMO, is a Left wing hack machine.
JohnR -- 1/2: Your ... ( 2 months ago by LeoTheBoy)
JohnR -- 1/2: Your argument is well-articulated. But you're forgetting the basic fact MM is pointing out: that it is simply false to say that 40% of Americans don't pay taxes. They *do* pay taxes, as you point out yourself. So MM's claim is not false. What Dobbs should have said is that the 40% don't pay *income* taxes. You know and I know that there is a political reason that Dobbs needs us to forget all the other taxes those people pay.
JohnR -- 2/2: It ... ( 2 months ago by LeoTheBoy)
JohnR -- 2/2: It makes no mathematical or economic difference whether you say the tax credit is a "bonus" on top of the zero income tax for those 40%, or whether you say it's a reduction of all the other taxes they pay. Money is just money; the labels you put on a stack of money have no reality. Obama's plan will have the effect of reducing the total taxes people pay -- that's inarguable.
leo: I don't ... ( 2 months ago by JohnR22926)
leo: I don't disagree with your analysis, but I find it humerous that for the first time the Dems are drawing attention to the fact that Income Taxes are the least of the myriad taxes we face.
As Chris Matthews said, "let's just admit it; the Dems raise taxes".
And, if the top 5% pay 60% of all income taxes, where does it stop? The answer is, it doesn't stop until ALL income has been redistributed to the point where the Walmart greeter makes the same as the attorney.
JohnR - Well, what ... ( 2 months ago by LeoTheBoy)
JohnR - Well, what would it matter if Republicans tax less -- when they spend far *more* tax dollars than Dems do? Remember that the biggest spenders in US history were Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush. So the only difference is that Dems *pay* for their gov't spending, whereas Repubs do not -- they just borrow from our children, who will be living in poverty for the Republican spending party.
JohnR: You say ... ( 2 months ago by LeoTheBoy)
JohnR: You say income gets "redistributed" to the poor. I say income gets redistributed to the rich through corporate welfare and all the other kickbacks only available to the country club crew.
We can see who's right just by looking out the window, at reality. The reality is that no industrialized nation has a greater gap between rich and poor than the US. For decades, wealth has been flowing from the middle class to the wealthy. 85% of all U.S. wealth is owned by 20% of the population.
leo: Ahh, the ... ( 2 months ago by JohnR22926)
leo: Ahh, the Leftist argument that we're just one big collective and nobody really "earns" anything themselves. A guy starts a business and over 30 yrs grows it and becomes a millionaire, but it doesn't really belong to him because it was the society (the collective) which enabled him to achieve it in the first place.
I utterly reject this line of thinking, as I reject the "income disparity" argument. As long as those at the bottom have the basics I don't care if we have a large income gap.
leo: So the top 20% ... ( 2 months ago by JohnR22926)
leo: So the top 20% own 85% of the wealth. What portion of the jobs do they create? I know the top 5% pay 60% of the income taxes too. Your socialistic argument punishes those who produce the most and subsidizes those who contribute the least. A long term recipe for disaster.
But, you're right about Rep spending. Tax cuts don't help GDP growth nearly as much as if we cut govt spending. I say downsize the govt by 1/4 through vertical cuts, entitlement reform, and reduced military spending.
I'm a big fan too ... ( 2 months ago by LeoTheBoy)
I'm a big fan too of the guy who started his business and is now a millionaire. But the vast majority of the aristocrats we're talking about inherited their money -- and/or they inherited the money and the legacy that got them into college.
And if you accept the fact of the unprecedented and unparalleled income gap in this country (among developed nations), then you admit there isn't any kind of "income redistribution" in the US, unless you mean the bleeding of the middle class for the wealthy.
Stop and think: ... ( 2 months ago by LeoTheBoy)
Stop and think: Who's doing the producing, exactly? The laborer who actually creates the product or provides the service should at least be given *half* the credit for the "production" (if not most of it, as I would think).
The wealth the country creates, which allows for new jobs, is created mostly by the labor that actually does the producing. Like all Republicans, you're confusing the act of shifting paper around (e.g., paper mortgage securities) with real products and real services.
Is this man ... ( 1 week ago by JerezJulio)
Is this man Schizophrenic or what?



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