Rather Have Intolerance?

[chalice_thunder]

Ah, but is it tolerant or intolerant to try to keep religious conservatives off the airwaves (so their point of view isn't heard)? Many media outlets have been accused of just that, as they have their own agenda. So, if it is true that some media outlets are actively trying to keep people from hearing religious conservatives views, would that be tolerating the other point of view?
Rachel

I am not for censorship.

 

[JGG]

Ah, but is it tolerant or intolerant to try to keep religious conservatives off the airwaves (so their point of view isn't heard)? Many media outlets have been accused of just that, as they have their own agenda. So, if it is true that some media outlets are actively trying to keep people from hearing religious conservatives views, would that be tolerating the other point of view?
Rachel

You mean like Pat Robertson? I think he's on the air. And where I am we have CTS (Or Christian Television), which is all religious programming, conservative and otherwise.

The trick is, most media outlets are designed to make money. If the religious conservatives aren't going to draw an audience, they're not going to get on the air.

That being said, do you have an example of such a media outlet actively trying to keep people from hearing religious conservative views?

By the way, I can't help notice that this sounds like the exact opposite of FOX News.

 

[Harpuia]

You mean like Pat Robertson? I think he's on the air. And where I am we have CTS (Or Christian Television), which is all religious programming, conservative and otherwise.

The trick is, most media outlets are designed to make money. If the religious conservatives aren't going to draw an audience, they're not going to get on the air.

That being said, do you have an example of such a media outlet actively trying to keep people from hearing religious conservative views?

By the way, I can't help notice that this sounds like the exact opposite of FOX News.

Now that's true.