What I wrote to Fox news O'Reily Factor.

[Megalomaniac]

Nice. I wrote a strong letter to Bill the first day after the Benoit thing also. I watched the show and immediatley responded with a letter saying similar things and how he is simply 'spinning' things the way he views it on a program where his claim is 'no spin'. I noted that I had watched his show for years and won't be watching it anymore. Also noted that his form of media is a lot of the reason liberals are so far left and that he needs to do his party right by not forcing people away. I'm sure both are letters went without notice.

 

[georgie24]

however they would rather get thier jollies off blaming the whole thing on steroids IMO

reguardless great post/article quad

 

[jimmy04]

yea it has bugged me as well. very nice letter

 

[Nelson Montana]

Intelligent. Logical. Well said.

So naturally it will not appear on Fox.

They aren't interested in information. They're interested in sensationalism. And I'm sure O'Reily has his mind made up and whenever that happens the last thing he wants is to be presented with any facts.

Nevertheless, I would want nothing more than an articulate spokesman to appear on the show. Best of luck.

 

[snower6]

Well here's the bottom line. As sad as this sounds, it's just true these days. We may not see it in the papers every day anymore, because it's not a shocker: Husbands kill their wives, and the opposite as well, on a dialy basis. Regardless of the reason it happens all the time, and even when there is no death involved, it's even MORE common. How many pro athletes are in domestic violence suits? Kobe for rape, Iverson for domestic violence, Kirby Puckett for domestic violence, Calvin Murphy (NBA Hall of Famer) for molesting his children, etc etc.

This is drawing news, because it's obviously newsworth that a limelight pro wrestler did what he did. But the steroid connection is over the top, and the journalists who are saying "Steroids cause 'roid rage' which likely played a hand in this" are being very irresonsible.

 

[LftHndPwrHouse]

Awsome brother!!! Happy someone spoke up. I hope you get a response back. But like Nelson said...A logical interview that goes against the hysteria just doesnt make good news

 

[wwebound4life]

VERY well said! OH the arguments I have gotten in with people at work after this happened, schooling there ignorant asses on what we do. The general public has NO idea on steroids and there REAL uses and sides. Just plain IGNORANCE!

Thanks Liberal Media!! ASSHOLES!

 

[Nelson Montana]

VERY well said! OH the arguments I have gotten in with people at work after this happened, schooling there ignorant asses on what we do. The general public has NO idea on steroids and there REAL uses and sides. Just plain IGNORANCE!

Thanks Liberal Media!! ASSHOLES!

I wouldn't call Fox news "liberal."

 

[legendz]

Very good letter. I would agree that you may reach people who are more apt to listen if you try sending that letter to a major newspaper or newsmagazine, or maybe NPR or PBS. Fox is much more about entertainment and sensationalism than most of the other news outlets (although those factor somewhat into most outlets these days).

 

[holy ghost]

A man can take a hormone to become a woman, a woman can take a Testosterone to become a man, but a man cannot take a drug to make him more of what he already is. seems strange does it not?

well put