MTV's Choose or Lose
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MTV's Choose or Lose
| Tue, 09-07-2004 - 12:33am |
Did anybody see this last night? It was pretty good and you could tell they weren't biased or for one over the other etc. One thing that they reported was how Bush has these q&a's at some more smaller campaign stops and the reporter said that only republicans were allowed to ask question's. I thought that was really unfair and fishy personally cause what if someone who wasn't sure yet or who was a democrat and had a great question for him? Also the reporter said that Bush wasn't going to be interviewed on camera but Kerry did even though they both have super busy schedules. The reporter (his name is Giden Yago and he's one of the MTV VJ's who gets used a lot in specials and whatnot) also interviewed McCain and he asked a question about Kerry and Mr. McCain said that he wasn't there to bash Kerry but to support Bush and I thought that was adult of him cause he could have easily said something offensive to hurt Kerry I'm sure like Bush has done. They also had a poll and said the main thing that young adults are more interested in is the economy and jobs and the war was at the very bottom. I've noticed Bush talks a lot about the 9/11 event to remind people (like they haven't forgotten heh heh) and badmouthing Kerry. And I personally find it kinda funny in a way how Bush says people in Hollywood's votes don't count (basically that's what I'm getting) but yet they have Arnold S. who is a big-time Hollywood actor. Oh and I'm sure MTV will reair the special. They're known for reruns. XOXO.

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Welcome to the message board Gigy, I'm glad to see you posting your views in a debate forum. There is a lot of good in your message and I'll just say the smallest word of caution.. your comment "...we are just a bunch of know nothing video watching brainless twits..." was an unfair assumption that the person responding to you was thinking.
About this board/forum: if the person doesn't say it, don't assume they are thinking it. Take the words at face value. If you think that something unfair is implied, you may raise yourself one notch above in the debate by simply not acknowledging it - especially if you know that the implication is untrue.
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I would not give a whole lot of credibility to MTV for political information...You do know that at one time, waaaayyyy back in the 80's and 90's, they actually SHOWED music videos?
Even though you show no knowledge of what a run-on sentence is, I would never call you a "brainless twit".
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