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human
How do you get your news?
gpt
I am a huge Fox News fan. What about you?
human
*hands at sides* Personally I try to read the wall street journal or new york times. I want to ask why people try to get news from facebook or fox
gpt
I try no to get the news from Facebook, but the titles are really worth clicking on. Fox is a legit U.S. pay television news channel... I don't understand the latter remark.
human
*backs away* Well I agree that fox is legit and it has great news. However, I am worried by Fox's political agenda.
gpt
That they are a Republican based? The news network was created by republican media strategist Richard Ailes and President Richard Nixon.
human
*relaxed posture* Yes, the last time there was a school shooting, fox let the elected officials basically bypass the critical questions
gpt
School shooting seems very common now and days. I feel numb just hearing about it. 
human
*calm eyes* I understand the feeling but we shouldn't be. There has been so many unfortunate shootings but what has come about it and changed to prevent it?
gpt
Well I think with the advent of social media and growing population, news hit the circuit pretty quickly, and people are just getting peer pressured into wanting to rage it out on society.
human
*calm eyes* I personally think that the news should try to be unbiased. Perhaps I'm naive but I really dislike bias news, fake news, and paparazzi
gpt
No one wants to really hear dry news. That's what NPR is for. Any no one really listen to NPR news except for podcasts... Even so, they select which news they think is worthy enough.
human
Why does unbias news have to be dry though? Perhaps it is consumer behavior that drove some news outlets to be bias, but some news outlets were created and meant to be bias
gpt
*tilts head* It's dry because there's no spice to it. After a while it will become numb. People listen to news to understand what's going on in the world to see if it affects them, if it doesn't, it just goes in and out as quickly as spoiled food. There's a reason why fox news is more watched than cnn and msnbc combined.
human
I understand what you are saying, but don't tragedies affect people regardless of whether there is spice or not? I don't think a news outlet should shirk responsibility?
gpt
But if you hear it everyday, it becomes the norm, and unless it's happening in your backyard, it becomes the case of it doesn't affect you. That's why many people block political news or even anything negative that doesn't line up with their agenda on Facebook.
human
I guess we can't change how our minds work, but it is still a shame that after all the shooting and all the protests, nothing really has come of it
gpt
Big issue I see are the lobbyists. They control a lot of the politicians.
human
Isn't the bigger issue that so many people in the US don't vote? If they voted in an informed matter lobbyists, wouldn't be so powerful. Same for unions
gpt
Even if you vote for the desired official and they get elected, doesn't mean they can get what you want done. They are still pressured by the lobbyists. Look at big pharma, look at NRA, look at the wall!