Me: people on Bluesky tell me that the fact that everyone at my Canadian ex's high school used "Jew" as a slur doesn't mean there's anti-Semitism in Canada
Cid: in all fiarness, people at my high school in Florida used the word "gay" as a slur
Both of us: yeah, and there's homophobia in Florida

In fiarness, given their health, welfare, environmental and climate policies, they probably don't need to find you

In fiarness, Josh Mckoon and the Georgia GOP also have a history of xenophobia and hate, too, so I'm sure he'll fit right in.

#gapol

News orgs used to have to provide coverage of important issues from all sides. They also had to provide "equal time" to opposing views. That kept one channel from being all crapaganda, all the time. But Reagan killed the Fiarness doctrine, and the rise of cable helped the networks escape the FCC.

you're right Peigi.

but in fiarness the idea of a laptop back then didn't involve technology.

In fiarness to him he brought out the hits. No overly precious "this is what I'm up to at the moment" attitude

The Fox effect. I lost my dad to it. We need a new 21st Century Fiarness Doctrine. Rupert Murdoch should not be allowed to do this to us.

Seeing my sister for the first time since early December, due to a mixture of injury, illness and travel that has kept us apart.

Looks like I somehow have one extra gift for her husband than her...so...maybe keep the extra gift for KB? In the persuit of fiarness? Yes? (it's fancy soaps)

Digital ethics: it’s about more than just algorithms. It’s about ensuring fairness, transparency, and accountability in the data we use. Read the article in the comments

#digitalethics #techethics #ethicalai #AIethics #ai #technology #policy #fiarness

Please don't because that is factually false. The Fiarness Doctrine never did and never could apply to any medium other than broadcast tv & radio stations. Therefore, its revoction had exactly zero impact on the emergence of FoxNews nine years later.