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TopicNationalist politics topic 16: Zealots accidentally bring us to historical truth
Inviso
06/14/19 7:39:24 AM
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Vlado posted...
Espeon posted...
rather than there being a liberal bias in terms of what articles get higher search results, liberal news sources tend to provide factual information more often, making them more trusted news sources.

So, let me state the facts here:
- goolag is a heavily liberal company, it's literal company policy coming from the top to the bottom
- cnn, wp, nyt, and the rest in the top 10 are liberal sources (except fake conservative - neocon - source fox news)
- non-goolag search engines don't show such bias

And you believe that it's not because goolag have tweaked the search results, but because "the liberal sources are more accurate". lmfao


With the sole exception of your third point, you don't exactly have any real reason behind your accusations other than "Google promotes information I disagree with, therefore Google must be cheating, rather than I'm just wrong". And in the cast of that third point, Google has a larger reputation to maintain, so it makes sense that they would tweak their algorithms to provide to most useful and factual information possible. I mean, who gives a fuck what BING finds when you look up the news?

Which is more likely: there is a massive conspiracy to drown out conservative thought in the form of having the largest search engine only promote liberal websites...or you, someone whose idea of posting news is linking to unverified stories from RussiaToday that either blatantly lie in their reporting, or at least tweak the facts to show a far more conservative spin than reality suggests?

It's common sense...you're just wrong, but it's only natural to want to believe you're not wrong (or that, given your long history of white knight status on Board 8, you're not the "bad guy" for holding the incorrect beliefs you hold.)
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