Michelle Malkin

[UDP]

Rhymes With Right - Michelle Loves Jesse -- But Writes Her Own Stuff

[discojoe]

Honestly? Best guess is ESI.

[UDP]

Gamma SF seems the case, and I was thinking ESI so far.

(note - this should be moved to the famous persons forum)

[electric sheep]

lol getting pwned by Chris Matthews. She's an empty headed cunt.

[discojoe]

lol getting pwned by Chris Matthews. She's an empty headed cunt.

She's very articulate and bright.

[electric sheep]

She's very articulate and bright.

Yea, it's the words that spew from her mouth that bother me. I just hate Fox News, the fear network

[Creepy-Diana]

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[Krig the Viking]

I've always intuitively thought of her as Gamma, and ISFj makes sense. In the first video, notice how she's focused on figuring out Michelle Obama's real feelings (Fi). She also seems aggressive and too busy defending her own side to give much consideration to other viewpoints (similar to ISTj in that way).

lol getting pwned by Chris Matthews.

Chris Matthews asking questions and then shouting down his guests before they can answer is hardly pwnage, any more than a fistfight at the end of a philosophical debate is pwnage. He's worse than Bill O'Reilly in that way, and Bill O'Reilly is pretty bad.

[electric sheep]

Chris Matthews asking questions and then shouting down his guests before they can answer is hardly pwnage, any more than a fistfight at the end of a philosophical debate is pwnage. He's worse than Bill O'Reilly in that way, and Bill O'Reilly is pretty bad.

She was trying to suggest that John Kerry shot himself to earn a purple heart by using weasel words like "there is a lot of doubt" and "some of the soldiers said." She wouldn't answer the question directly. It's a disgusting tactic that Fox uses a lot and he's right for shouting her down.

[Krig the Viking]

She was trying to suggest that John Kerry shot himself to earn a purple heart by using weasel words like "there is a lot of doubt" and "some of the soldiers said." She wouldn't answer the question directly. It's a disgusting tactic that Fox uses a lot and he's right for shouting her down.

Yeah, but Matthews didn't prove that she was wrong, he just yelled at her. Any half-wit can do that. Proper pwnage in a debate format involves politely listening to everything your opponent has to say, and then taking it apart and demonstrating, point-by-point, everywhere your opponent is wrong.

An unbiased observer who knew nothing of the subject matter would come away from that clip having no idea who was right, only that Chris Matthews has bad manners.

[smilodon]

She was trying to suggest that John Kerry shot himself to earn a purple heart by using weasel words like "there is a lot of doubt" and "some of the soldiers said." She wouldn't answer the question directly. It's a disgusting tactic that Fox uses a lot and he's right for shouting her down.

Yes in debate shout down anyone who disagrees with you, don't listen to the facts, just shout.

[UDP]

An unbiased observer who knew nothing of the subject matter would come away from that clip having no idea who was right, only that Chris Matthews has bad manners.

Yeah, and a lot of the typical media coverage of fox news (right) and msnbc (left) is that way. Although I do think some people have better shows than others, and care a bit more about discussion and understanding, than others.

[electric sheep]

Yes in debate shout down anyone who disagrees with you, don't listen to the facts, just shout.

Listen to facts, not speculation presented as fact.
But seriously, I am sorry for derailing this thread, I'm just now realizing it.
(I like Rachel Maddow better anyway)

[Krig the Viking]

Yeah, and a lot of the typical media coverage of fox news (right) and msnbc (left) is that way. Although I do think some people have better shows than others, and care a bit more about discussion and understanding, than others.

Cable news is the scourge of politics, followed closely by network news. They're intrinsically biased toward sensationalism, not boring old factual research. This leads to people who think they know all about politics, who are in reality woefully ignorant, voting in elections.

To quote Mark Twain on the sensationalist news medium of his day: "If you don't read the newspaper, you're uninformed. If you read the newspaper, you're mis-informed."

[Krig the Viking]

But seriously, I am sorry for derailing this thread, I'm just now realizing it.

So yeah... I think she's ISFj. <.< >.>

[electric sheep]

In all seriousness, it's stuff like this that makes me think I have a polr. I think the majority of things people present as facts during a debate are misleading, and I have no idea what to do about it. Shout away!