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I'm not sure what to make of this word salad rant, but I do have a couple of observation.
1) You don't seem to know the meaning of the word "slander"
2) You are correct, this is a debate site. Pointing out logic fallacies is pretty common around here. The best way to get people to stop pointing out your logic fallacies is to quit committing them in the first place.
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I do not watch TV when at home, but when I was on vacation in Miami, I watched Fox News and CNN for a while to compare them. Fox News seemed to twist facts in a slightly more obvious way, but in the end both channels exhibited a poor show of journalist integrity, as the reporters twisted others' quotes right after they cited them.
On the other hand, I find New York Times and WSJ to be pretty trustworthy agencies: while the left- and right-wing bias exists in them respectively, it manifests usually in the commentary they provide and not in representation of facts. The best (or to clarify, the most impartial) news agency I know overall is BBC, as they tend to be more interested in telling raw stories with multiple points of view, as opposed to promoting a certain school of thought.
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