Life Is Good In The Garden Makes It Better Gardener T-Shirt

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Fox and CNN get viewers in the Life Is Good In The Garden Makes It Better Gardener T-Shirt Apart from…,I will love this US because they have the best marketing, they found their demographics, and there aren’t any mainstream outlets that do real coverage that exist to compete. The point is that all news is biased, and luckily the United States has such a free media system (no government run source) that were able to acknowledge that. I personally like ABC nightly news with David Muir. 30 minutes of world news is all I need in my life. He’s also a great news anchor. I think if a news media network were to start up and only give the facts of each story, they would become number one in a year. Not taking a political stance, not trying to sway the public either way, but simply reporting the facts. There is no such thing as an unbiased media anymore in the US. They control the narrative and put their own slant on every story. It’s dishonest and misleading to show an edited video clip or edited sound bite to fit your narrative. Whether its CNN, Fox News, MSNBC, phony Facebook stories…they are all trying to get the public to conform to their own ideologies. It’s so frustrating and polarizing. It’s a huge factor in people ending friendships and even familial relationships because they don’t believe the exact same things as their respective media sources are telling them they should believe. We can still be friends if we don’t believe the same things, are different nationalities, or have different religious views. In fact some of my closest friends are people who believe almost exactly opposite of me. I value them because of their personal attributes, not their ideology. Society here in the US seems to have forgotten this. This is obviously just my personal opinion, and I know lots of people will disagree with me. That’s OK…if we connect in person and hit it off, we can still be friends.

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Fox News might not be there but the Life Is Good In The Garden Makes It Better Gardener T-Shirt Apart from…,I will love this Murdoch family that runs it has news outlets in A LOT of countries that just go by different names. CNN, MSNBC, and FOX are all terrible. Its completely unacceptable the shit they throw. I ask myself the same question everyday. What political propaganda are they making? Certainly some pieces will be like that but i feel like most of them are ok. They don’t dude. You’re talking about a generation that’s got one foot in the grave. None of my friends have tv, let alone watch the news. It’s expensive to send journalists around the world. American newspapers are finding it harder to justify the cost of global coverage. CNN has the budget to send reporters and videographers pretty much anywhere. Only BBC can match CNN’s ability to put a camera anywhere. Now, as for what they say on camera, I admit it’s awful. The people who decide what is acceptable have accepted it. I dont like it; but nobody really gives af what I think anyways ALL western news outlets I’ve seen are agenda-driven and engage some level of editorial bias. ALL of them. At least every western outlet I have seen. Your best bet is to watch a little of each, and watch as many independent outlets as you can (there’s a lot of good YouTube content), and arrive at your own educated conclusion gathering “news” from a variety of sources. Why do people watch news period? I’ll never understand watching someone tell you the news in 5+ minutes when you can read it in like 30 seconds.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.