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yeah, all ya nigga's in inner cites...............they guns ain't registered...........YOU know that.....ya live in da HOOD.......why ask stupid questions ////////////

I will ignore your retardation of your response and delve a bit deeper into it.

Would you turn in any firearm registered to you, because now that it is illegally you are no longer the owner and it's no longer yours ?
 
I will ignore your retardation of your response and delve a bit deeper into it.

Would you turn in any firearm registered to you, because now that it is illegally you are no longer the owner and it's no longer yours ?
I don't own any "registered" firearm, whatever that is.
 
By measure, easily the most liberal mainstream media source in America.

I suppose that depends on what you mean by mainstream. Have you read Salon.com? Mother Jones? The Nation Magazine? Huffington Post? All are considerably more liberal than the NYT.

Over the years, the NYT has given a whole hell of a lot of space to conservatives. David Brooks, Roger Cohen, Ross Douthat, Bill Kristol, etc. They regularly turned over space to warmongering Bush-team transcriptionists like Judith Miller, and have also banged the drum tirelessly for practically every right-wing pseudo-scandal to come along in the last few decades, from Whitewater (they editorialized for the disastrous decision to appoint an independent counsel) to the email servers. They generally take their cues from the conservative media. For example, enter into their search box "Clinton Foundation" and "Scandal" and you get page after page of navel-gazing about there being some possible appearance of a conflict of interest there. Do the same search for "Trump Foundation" and "Scandal" and you get a single hit. That's despite the fact there's no actual Clinton Foundation scandal, whereas the Trump Foundation was fined for illegally using charity money to fund a pay-for-play move.

That said, although the NYT leans a bit right, I'd agree that it leans right less than most of the other big corporate outlets, so in relative terms it could be said to lean left.
 
I suppose that depends on what you mean by mainstream. Have you read Salon.com? Mother Jones? The Nation Magazine? Huffington Post? All are considerably more liberal than the NYT.

Over the years, the NYT has given a whole hell of a lot of space to conservatives. David Brooks, Roger Cohen, Ross Douthat, Bill Kristol, etc. They regularly turned over space to warmongering Bush-team transcriptionists like Judith Miller, and have also banged the drum tirelessly for practically every right-wing pseudo-scandal to come along in the last few decades, from Whitewater (they editorialized for the disastrous decision to appoint an independent counsel) to the email servers. They generally take their cues from the conservative media. For example, enter into their search box "Clinton Foundation" and "Scandal" and you get page after page of navel-gazing about there being some possible appearance of a conflict of interest there. Do the same search for "Trump Foundation" and "Scandal" and you get a single hit. That's despite the fact there's no actual Clinton Foundation scandal, whereas the Trump Foundation was fined for illegally using charity money to fund a pay-for-play move.

That said, although the NYT leans a bit right, I'd agree that it leans right less than most of the other big corporate outlets, so in relative terms it could be said to lean left.

Harvard measured it as radically left.

I'm sure you think anything short of a communist manifesto is "right", be we're talking about the standard measures of American politics, not your globalist, socialist agenda.
 
Harvard measured it as radically left.

I'm sure you think anything short of a communist manifesto is "right", be we're talking about the standard measures of American politics, not your globalist, socialist agenda.
If you can cite a Harvard study measuring it as "radically left," I'd love to take a look.
 
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