I lost my dad to Fox News: How a generation was captured by thrashing hysteria

Re:I lost my dad to Fox News: How a generation was captured ... by forgotAgain on Friday February 28, 2014 @04:18PM (#7321562)

I find the father and the writer to be insufferable. The father for, as portrayed, his clutching ignorance, the writer for being a born-again snob.

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Re:I lost my dad to Fox News: How a generation was captured ... by DanielStraight on Friday February 28, 2014 @04:23PM (#7321587)

Indeed. If he lost his father to Fox news, then his father lost his son to self-righteousness and a willingness to throw family under the bus for the sake of attention.

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Re:I lost my dad to Fox News: How a generation was captured ... by SavvyGuard on Friday February 28, 2014 @05:01PM (#7321832)

What's important is you found a way to be superior to both of them [1]

[1] https://xkcd.com/774/

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Re:I lost my dad to Fox News: How a generation was captured ... by sov on Friday February 28, 2014 @06:04PM (#7322150)

And you (and I, in turn) to be superior to him.

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Re:I lost my dad to Fox News: How a generation was captured ... by ld00d on Friday February 28, 2014 @06:21PM (#7322222)

It's only good for one conversation. Read the hover.

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Re:I lost my dad to Fox News: How a generation was captured ... by forgotAgain on Tuesday March 04, 2014 @08:18AM (#7339956)

Indeed! And in much fewer words I may say.

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