Milo's an attention seeker, and Jones used to be anti-everything establishment back in the day when he was all about talk radio. He was a conspiracy theorist then but did once in a while say things of some validity.
He's still mostly a US talk radio guy, also been on message since forever, kinda like Trump.
However, these guys aren't to be taken that seriously, especially Milo. Milo I can just dismiss now as being the voice of an internet movement like the alt-right full of mostly frustrated young men who hang around in youtube comment sections obsessing about non-issues such as extreme feminism. Jones used to be a conspiracy theorist, he's had to lose his way now in order to support the current administration. As for others, the stories these guys and outlets like Breitbart peddle are based on outright lies, exaggerations and contain a strong bias of their own to combat mainstream narrative bias. Eventually these voices will become less prominent, most people in the US are not New York liberals, granted, but they're not nuts on the order of Alex Jones, Milo or Steve Bannon either. And that's just considering those who call themselves conservatives with a small 'c'.
Milo isn't "alt-right", he's a gay jew who "likes" African men because..
the hitler loving alt right nazis hate him more that they hate Rachel Maddow, because he's on
their side (internal scum).. kind of like isis and the shia LOL
Also, the idea that these guys represent journalism as you said is a joke, you have to be off your senses to believe that. That is not to say however that CNN or MSNBC hosts are better journalists or commentators, they're not either. If you want journalists that challenge mainstream narrative in the US and elsewhere, in valid ways practising actual journalism with critical analysis and detail, look no further than the likes of Seymour Hersh, Robert Frisk, Amy Goodman and others.
I said this interview represents journalism.
Alex spoke with Megyn Kelly for hours, all of it on camera, but the fakenews msm released a highly edited 30 second version or something of him talking when the interview aired... what does that say ?
other than that, watch the interview, you might well come out the other side feeling just the same (or maybe even worse) about these individuals but at least you'll have a truer picture of what they're saying as opposed to the msm demonization and caricature they have built for you.
Thanks for the tag, bro. Good to see you back, try not to get banned anymore, will ya?! lol
I'll have to watch that in dribs and drabs since it's pretty long, but I'll say this; maybe the more relevant question is why the bias from the msm? What's to gain from it and what's the depth of it? Is it all about ratings? The msm can't all be liberal and work their journalism strictly on party lines and under the notion that representing the media is all about ratings and the bottom line. Aren't they better off being down the middle and show the news based on that concept? And what makes someone like Alex Jones a trailblazer of
real journalism? Isn't half (or even more) of his stuff just outrageous conspiracy theories? Isn't that a form of manipulating the media for ratings and $? So guys like him are just the opposite side of the spectrum?
Within the US media landscape, CNN used to be the "neutral" but establishment voice while FOX and MSNBC leaned to the right and left never hid it.
too bad
bigly
I never said he/they are trailblazers of
real journalism. The Milo interview in the op is real journalism. For the rest, guys like Alex, Milo etc put out their version of/thoughts on stuff, Cenk and co do their thing on the other side.. fun to watch, because they can tip elections and change/write history.
also, surprised to still be alive, had a major run in with one of the top guys here the other day lol.