If we didn’t have Media Matters on the Fox News beat, we don’t know what we’d do.
Fox News advice on how to win the lottery: pic.twitter.com/r6WBKqqCqL
— Media Matters (@mmfa) January 11, 2016
And MMFA felt compelled to tweet about this because … well, we’re not actually sure. Maybe they’re just bored over there.
@mmfa @CranBoonitz Well, they're not *wrong*.
It's not a good idea, but they're not *wrong*.
— J. Mech (@Jagermech) January 11, 2016
This is an inarguably correct statement https://t.co/2eNP4wAlj5
— Lachlan Markay (@lachlan) January 11, 2016
@mmfa he's right, though, that's literally the only way to increase your odds, minus killing all other ticket owners.
— C:userBhilnotporn (@Bhillyfitch) January 11, 2016
The graphic says it's advice on increasing your chances, and buying more tickets does just that. What's your point? https://t.co/2A7lvYGS4D
— neontaster (@neontaster) January 11, 2016
Good question.
And by the way, for an organization supposedly so well versed in how media outlets work, MMFA sure doesn’t seem to understand how media outlets work.
@anamariecox @mmfa So every guest on a show, represents the company?
— GSpot (@GGG19) January 11, 2016
@lachlan amazing how @mmfa doesn't understand difference btwn what guest is saying vs what Fox would endorse
— Jacob Perry (@jacobperry) January 11, 2016
Can I be the lone person pointing out how unethical it is to attribute one commenters views to EVERYONE at a network?@neontaster @mmfa
— Daddy Warpig (@Daddy_Warpig) January 11, 2016
