And Goofball accuses ME of slanting the news when I was a radio station news director!

What I actually did with any controversial story was to check the credibility and reliability of the news sources, and then look for other, non-biased sources. If you keep an open mind and keep your judgment clear, you can usually ferret out the truth.

It takes a little more time, but to me, it's worth it to know the truth. I got pretty good at it.

Goofball's trouble is 1) he assumes that I don't have any more personal integrity than he has and would do what he does in the same situation, and 2), if it supports what he wants to believe, he'll simply believe it, without caring if it's true or not.

Too many people like that around.

Don Firth