My main email is a Yahoo address and because of that I go there every day. I scroll down the main page and check out the headlines when I go there. Since the election there has been an obvious bias in the articles they have posted. Some of the sources they have posted ten to be exceedingly biased. Three of those sources are The Cheat Sheet, HuffPo and Newsweek. This morning I couldn't help but notice there were a LOT of articles by those particular outlets and decided to count them. There were 33 from the Cheat Shit, 13 by HuffPo (I'm pretty sure it is usually more.) and 16 by News Weak. Add in the multiple other anti-Trump/pro-SJW articles and you can count on at least half of the page being filled with that drivel and half of what's left being nonsense lifestyle type wastes of time.
On most of the articles I click on I tend to skip down to the comments just to see what people are saying. Most of them tend to agree with me and are talking all grades of shit about Yahoo and the "writers" of the articles.
I have to wonder how Yahoo is still in business.
If this had not been my main email address for so many years I would move on.
And might still...
On most of the articles I click on I tend to skip down to the comments just to see what people are saying. Most of them tend to agree with me and are talking all grades of shit about Yahoo and the "writers" of the articles.
I have to wonder how Yahoo is still in business.
If this had not been my main email address for so many years I would move on.
And might still...
What politics from both sides wants to teach us is that things are never complex. If you have your little package and something doesn't fit into that package, You don't know what to make of it so you want to dismiss it or then you will have to do the work of reconsidering your assumptions. - Michael Malice
