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But I know what he means. At a previous job, my boss wanted to put out spin in a newspaper (at least it was good spin - we were a green company, trying to make a sustainable world), and was amazed at how easy it was to do. He never told me about what money changed hands, but I could tell he came away wanting to take a shower.
We will never make any progress in this country unless we all demand broad changes in our media.
The first step is write the advertisers, and stop buying any of their products. Tell them you're not watching it and you're sure as hell not buying it. Any of it, including their purchased media-bias and political agenda.
The next step is to actually stop watching, period. And begin reading, and thinking much more critically than we have been. Ask questions, demand answers. And in some cases, you may "Trust, but Verify,' as Ronald Reagan once said.
My formative years were during Vietnam and Watergate. My god, how the world of media has changed since then.
We must take it back.
Most children are healthy, only a very few have expensive preexisting conditions. If insurance companies are forced to cover all children, they'll still come out ahead. But coming out ahead isn't good enough for the greedy fucks.
I hate to use the word, but that Archbishop is an asshole.