thanks! :D

we’ve never heard anybody get caught testing positive from a driver’s license drug test. shame that is. who again profits from that money printing “business”?

The bane of technology information distribution has been so democratized that those even without skills and reasoning prowess can be a media mogul.

please see my previous post on “Ancient Spirits of Golf, Please Meet New Media” and “The Disruptive Power of New Media”

cheers.

Journalists of the mainstream media already suffer from the perception that they themselves contributed to the confusion by positing that they, unlike ordinary people, have a special duty and gifts to draw conclusions from events and matters that they cover. They do not have such gifts. They draw conclusions from an event from their own bias as much as bloggers do.

In many of Western and European countries, journalists and journalistic institutions have overt political labels. Fox Newsrooms as Republican outlets CNN and MSNBC as democratic party mouthpiece.

Mr. Keith Olberman, MSNBC anchor, who made a summary of Bush 8 years in office in 8 minutes and pass this off as a historical judgment on a regime that history has yet to conclude is plain hubris. But at least, Mr. Olbermann has earned his right to make a tirade against the Bush regime because he is a part of a media organization with known bias against the Republicans. The public is aware of this bias and would take the information under advisement and would process the information with the contrary views in mind.

But where Cocoy, a non-entity would speak the language of disparagement and pass if off entirely as a gospel truth, then the post is nothing but to misinform the readers.

Cocoy would highlight only posts that support his position but not the contrary views that are at odds at his. He mused that drug testing is undemocratic and would process the information that the drug-testing as incursion of privacy right and a revenue-raising scheme only. He cannot process the principle of “parens patriae” and “police power” which give the state the power to undertake measures in the interest of health, welfare and morality and in no way incursive of the right of the people to be free. Drug-testing to find out if one is entitled to exercise his trade without being affected by his being a drug-dependent is legitimate area where the State can look into without constitutional implication. Other portions of the posts are arguments more often heard from young kids while playing “tumbang preso”.

The bane of technology information distribution has been so democratized that those even without skills and reasoning prowess can be a media mogul.