Originally posted by Gatefan1976
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As to your question, would you stay in a corporation who has no other goal than destroying what you believe in?
see anyone can play that game '_'
that's disingenuous cause you make it sound like I'd be working for the good of the corporation as opposed to just working for the corporation
by speaking up against my corporation's values I'm not exactly helping them am I
As said, I believe in your values, I question weather your "resistance" would be effective.
Shep resisted for as long as he could, and made the decision that it simply made no difference anymore, his voice was powerless.
this isn't about fixing Fox if that's what you meant (that's like trying to recycle toxic waste you can't save what's rotted through) it's about the audience
think for a sec 2 scenarios & you tell me which one helps the resistance better:
staying with the enemy (Fox) and within Fox voicing opinions contrary to the company line & contrary to what viewers of this outlet are used to (ie. real news) thereby being a voice of reason that stands out within a fake news corporation and potentially convincing some of its viewers to switch sides
or
going over to CNN to be just another CNN anchor & preaching to the choir?
which is more productive?
which feels more right now?
it's about weather you can stomach being
part of a system
I find nothing about this situation "funny".
No, he wasn't.
you suggest he used to get with the Fox program then reversed himself? when?
(I found out about Shep roundabout end of 2016 & he was already anti-Trump back then)
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