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Fox News crime coverage.

fantome profane

Anti-Woke = Anti-Justice
Premium Member
I addressed a claim by a poster. You joined
in, & launched a barrage of questions at me,
but without answering mine. This resembled
a Gish Gallop. I'll explore my question first.
A Gish Gallop as I understand it is to ask a series of different questions covering a broad area so the person can not possibly respond to so many different topics.

However the questions I asked in that post are essentially the same questions I asked in the OP.

Those questions are the point of this thread. If you have anything to contribute I would appreciate that.

Otherwise, have a good night.
 
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Twilight Hue

Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
Apparently the number of segments on Fox News dealing with crime has dropped significantly lately.

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I wonder what could have happened? Has the crime suddenly dropped in the U.S.? Why would the number for segments rise throughout the fall, and then suddenly drop like that? I can’t think of anything that could have happened around the first week of November that would change the programming on Fox?

Can anyone shed some light on this mystery?
They have gone for more cringe material by the leftest activist 'intellectuals' of the future.

Gluing hands to pavement, throwing gook on Picasso paintings, throwing powder on auto displays breathing in the dust cloud. That sort of thing.

Fox does have ratings and they do rather well.
 

fantome profane

Anti-Woke = Anti-Justice
Premium Member
They have gone for more cringe material by the leftest activist 'intellectuals' of the future.

Gluing hands to pavement, throwing gook on Picasso paintings, throwing powder on auto displays breathing in the dust cloud. That sort of thing.
Is that because those topics are more important and of more interest to their audience than crime?
 

Revoltingest

Pragmatic Libertarian
Premium Member
They’re so blinded they don’t even see the stupidity of their own responses.
Who knew asking a question about a confusing
post would make'm so....you know....that way that
they get, eh. If it were posted in <Liberal Only>,
they could keep the repartee pure & echoie.
 

Twilight Hue

Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
Is that because those topics are more important and of more interest to their audience than crime?
I think its mixing the material. Crime is just so yesterday methinks.

Gotta mix in some other ingredients to prevent things from going stale through sheer redundancy.
 

fantome profane

Anti-Woke = Anti-Justice
Premium Member
I think that's how they view things. Ratings. Not subject.

Pretty much all media these days.
And the timing, is that just random? Can you think of anything that happened the beginning of November that might have had an effect on this particular subject change? Anything that happened around, lets say, the 8th of November? Anything? Or anything that was going on in the lead-up to this sudden "subject change"?
 

Stevicus

Veteran Member
Staff member
Premium Member
Apparently the number of segments on Fox News dealing with crime has dropped significantly lately.

View attachment 68910

I wonder what could have happened? Has the crime suddenly dropped in the U.S.? Why would the number for segments rise throughout the fall, and then suddenly drop like that? I can’t think of anything that could have happened around the first week of November that would change the programming on Fox?

Can anyone shed some light on this mystery?

Did the crime rate drop? If not, can the crime segments reported on Fox be considered true and accurate - or are they fake news? Of course, it's a news outlet's responsibility to report on crimes that happen, so if they suddenly decided to stop reporting some crimes that they would have reported before, then that might be worth exploring.

How does this compare with other news outlets? Do they report on crime as well?
 

Twilight Hue

Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
And the timing, is that just random? Can you think of anything that happened the beginning of November that might have had an effect on this particular subject change? Anything that happened around, lets say, the 8th of November? Anything?
Nothing I can think of atm.

It almost seem like they are recapping past events. Filler type stuff.

I'm sure that will change shortly. Especially in light of upcoming investigations.
 

Revoltingest

Pragmatic Libertarian
Premium Member
Perhaps it was broken beforehand.

The scaremongering came before the election, not after, so obviously not the drop in coverage.
If not that then why the abrupt shift in focus?
See...it's not so hard to give an
answer that clarifies your views.
Unlike that nasty little pooch.
 

Shadow Wolf

Certified People sTabber
So if Fox News coverage of crime recently is relatively
less than in the past, then this is "scaremongering", eh.
How so?
I'd say it's the same reason there's a flood in Republican campaign adds ran around here just before the election that are all doom and gloom and telling us about how bad crime is and will get if Dems are voted out.
 
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