Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for September 25, 2024

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    Sanspareil  about 7 hours ago

    All the news that’s fit to print!

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    HidariMak  about 7 hours ago

    Just consider disinformation as a classification of information, and you’ll see that we are in the [dis]information age.

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    cmxx  about 7 hours ago

    All the news that fits, we print.

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    wallylm  about 7 hours ago

    Sun – don’t look directly at it.

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    Concretionist  about 7 hours ago

    It’s the (something) information age. When it’s good it’s “necessary and proper” when it’s bad it’s “mis”

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    braindead Premium Member about 6 hours ago

    In real life, that couple would be looking at their phones.

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    Doug K  about 4 hours ago

    You can’t handle the truth.

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    Hollymartins2  about 2 hours ago

    Repuglican governors have killed more pets than Haitian immigrants. That’s news.

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    Havel  about 2 hours ago

    Maybe a difference in scale, but no different than any other period in history after “news” became a commodity. (See the 1790s rivalries as example in the newly founded USA) Before that it was just rumor, gossip and the random traveler through your town.

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    walstib Premium Member about 2 hours ago

    Our local metro newspaper appears to be on Ozempic.

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    Q4horse  about 2 hours ago

    I don’t recall ever seeing a newsstand that didn’t also sell mostly smokes and candy.

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    PraiseofFolly  about 2 hours ago

    Actually … The In-foam-aggravation Age.

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    chaosed2  about 1 hour ago

    So a preview of what’s to come when the ‘disinformation czar’ jails everyone they say isn’t telling the right truth.

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    Can't Sleep  about 1 hour ago

    On Unsocial Media, it’s all the news unfit to print.

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    Differentname  about 1 hour ago

    [nerd alert] I was watching a video about “Babylon 5” yesterday. It came out in 1994 and had science fiction legend Harlan Ellison as a consultant. The action took place on a space station in the far, far future. The space station had daily newspapers.

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    boydjb47  about 1 hour ago

    NY Times and Washington Post…Good show Wiley!

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    goboboyd  40 minutes ago

    Handy to fill in those awkward moments when your phone is busy downloading the click-bait article you clicked.

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    will.pittenger1  19 minutes ago

    With those boxes, how does the guy stay in business?

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    rugeirn  8 minutes ago

    Every media site I know of is doing the exact opposite thing, desperately trying to entice you to read dozens of articles, all equally empty of actual content. The last thing in the world they want you to do is “move along” or decide there’s “nothing to see”.

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    baskate_2000  6 minutes ago

    Sad but true — but most of it is worthless anyway.

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    Funniguy  2 minutes ago

    Haven’t seem a newsstand like that in a long time. I think they may have been replaced by a couch in front of a TV and the many 24hr, 365 day, (366 in a leap year), cable TV networks.

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    Count Olaf Premium Member 1 minute ago

    There used to be a box in the middle for Fake News Gazette. It sells out quickly to Liberal Democrats who not only believe every word, but parrot it. God Bless America!

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