Republican Calls For NYT to be Prosecuted

[LoungeMachine]

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Originally posted by Warham


Their circulation is down, and we all know the reasons why.

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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Guitar Shark
The advent of internet news? [[QUOTE]

Originally posted by Warham
I'm not sure. I'd have to see if papers like USA Today have lost circulation.

Originally posted by Warham
Hey dolt,

You don't even know the definition of a contradiction for one thing.

I said that the Times has gone down in circulation. It's a fact, and we all know the reasons why.

Then later I said that I wasn't sure if other papers like the USA Today have lost circulation, but I would check on that.

Where's the contradiction, numbnuts?

You said YOU'D CHECK ON THAT?

REALLY?

WHERE?


And the CONTRADICTION you fucking moron, is this:

FIRST, you claim NYT circ. is down, and "we allknow the reasons why"

However you FORGOT to include the advent of CABLE NEWS, THE WEB, and BLOGS

So once Sharkey clued you in, it dawned on you to actually re-evaluate the reasons.

You Claimed you "knew the reasons" why [although you've NEVER posted them]

And now you have to "check it out"


Fucking moron:D

[ODShowtime]

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Originally posted by LoungeMachine
LMMFAO

Queeen of the backpeddlers.


I don't. Please educate me.

Why has the NYT's circulation gone down?

How much has it gone down in comparison to other print media?


Please enlighten me. :D

After a few years, I'm not sure if Warham knows that you are supposed to back up your statements with "facts" that come from other sources.

[Ally_Kat]

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Originally posted by Guitar Shark
The advent of internet news?

a bunchload of free newspapers available at every NYC train station.

No one here except for the hoity-toidy rich people who live in the fancy parts of Manhattan or the wealthy parts of Long Island read the Times...unless your school forces you to buy the paper to do some project.

I suppose people here still get the Sunday Times, but between gas being what it is, the subway being packed because of that, the fare being what it is (and talk of it going up), and Bloomberg taxing the fuck out of us (why do people here still like him?! Hello minorities, read the reports. He's driving you guys out of town), there's little money left to spend on the almost 2 bucks itself Times everyday.

Then there's the random bad press, so people just pick up the free paper that's on the subway steps. Saves time so you can spend it fighting with 5 other people for one seat.

[FORD]

Doesn't the Sunday NY Times weigh about 50 pounds?

[LoungeMachine]

The "west coast" edition is available in my local grocer, without all of the classifieds and inserts.

Just the good stuff.

$5.


Love it.

[Ally_Kat]

if not, it's pretty close. But barely anybody has to get to work on Sunday, so there's time to sit around and do nothing but study the thousand page collection.

I always hated trying to read it and it getting everywhere cuz it's so freakin' huge. Who actually reads the entire NYT? Sunday or otherwise. Poor trees.

[Ally_Kat]

Originally posted by LoungeMachine
The "west coast" edition is available in my local grocer, without all of the classifieds and inserts.

Just the good stuff.

$5.


Love it.

The Sunday one? Only $5?! The last time I had to get the Sunday Times I ended up paying close to $7.

And yes, that was the price printed in the corner

[Nickdfresh]

Jeez, the Washington Post is only .35 daily, and $1.50 on Sunday...