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Walter Cronkite was a journalist.
He actually met Al Capone once.
He covered a large part of WW2
in the field.
He wasn't for drugs, but did think
that marjiuana should be decriminalized
and possibly legal because it was
not at all worthwhile to inprison 
someone who used it.
When asked what party he supported,
he said he was a newsman, and that
if you wanted to call him anything,
you'd have to say he was liberal,
that he tried to hold an objective
mind and continue to learn
as much as possible about 
everything that affected people
and the environment.

Yeah, he was a trusted newsman.
For whatever that's worth!
 

"Older Guy"

You'd think these sock puppets would choose less obvious sock names.

OlderGuy » 30 Jul 2022, 10:43 pm » wrote: ↑

30 Jul 2022, 10:43 pm

Walter Cronkite was a journalist.
He actually met Al Capone once.
He covered a large part of WW2
in the field.
He wasn't for drugs, but did think
that marjiuana should be decriminalized
and possibly legal because it was
not at all worthwhile to inprison 
someone who used it.
When asked what party he supported,
he said he was a newsman, and that
if you wanted to call him anything,
you'd have to say he was liberal,
that he tried to hold an objective
mind and continue to learn
as much as possible about 
everything that affected people
and the environment.

Yeah, he was a trusted newsman.
For whatever that's worth!

Too bad liberals are invested in progressive group think these days.

OlderGuy » 30 Jul 2022, 10:43 pm » wrote: ↑

30 Jul 2022, 10:43 pm

Walter Cronkite was a journalist.
He actually met Al Capone once.
He covered a large part of WW2
in the field.
He wasn't for drugs, but did think
that marjiuana should be decriminalized
and possibly legal because it was
not at all worthwhile to inprison 
someone who used it.
When asked what party he supported,
he said he was a newsman, and that
if you wanted to call him anything,
you'd have to say he was liberal,
that he tried to hold an objective
mind and continue to learn
as much as possible about 
everything that affected people
and the environment.

Yeah, he was a trusted newsman.
For whatever that's worth!

walter was a retard and never spoke about anything important

Older Guy » 30 Jul 2022, 10:43 pm » wrote: ↑

30 Jul 2022, 10:43 pm

Walter Cronkite was a journalist.
He actually met Al Capone once.
He covered a large part of WW2
in the field.
He wasn't for drugs, but did think
that marjiuana should be decriminalized
and possibly legal because it was
not at all worthwhile to inprison 
someone who used it.
When asked what party he supported,
he said he was a newsman, and that
if you wanted to call him anything,
you'd have to say he was liberal,
that he tried to hold an objective
mind and continue to learn
as much as possible about 
everything that affected people
and the environment.

Yeah, he was a trusted newsman.
For whatever that's worth!
 

was trusted. Then history got decoded.

FOS » 01 Aug 2022, 6:35 am » wrote: ↑

01 Aug 2022, 6:35 am

walter was a retard and never spoke about anything important

He was not a "journalist". He was a reporter. Spoke other people's words.

He claimed to be a newsman. Whatever the hell that is.
I'm a "carguy". Whatever the hell that is.

OlderGuy » 30 Jul 2022, 10:43 pm » wrote: ↑

30 Jul 2022, 10:43 pm

Walter Cronkite was a journalist.
He actually met Al Capone once.
He covered a large part of WW2
in the field.
He wasn't for drugs, but did think
that marjiuana should be decriminalized
and possibly legal because it was
not at all worthwhile to inprison 
someone who used it.
When asked what party he supported,
he said he was a newsman, and that
if you wanted to call him anything,
you'd have to say he was liberal,
that he tried to hold an objective
mind and continue to learn
as much as possible about 
everything that affected people
and the environment.

Yeah, he was a trusted newsman.
For whatever that's worth!

Well, yeah, Walter Cronkite was an excellent newscaster and of course, he was a Liberal, as he did not automatically agree with the norms of the time, as was seen in his attitudes on marijuana and the Vietnam War.
Walter was from St Joseph, MO. and in Missouri there is a town named Cabool  (after Kabul, Afghanistan). Walter pronounced this as ka BOOL, as everyone did the name of the town in MO. But one day, someone told him that the locals pronounced it "Cobble" and he changed immediately. The rest of the network announcers continued to pronounce it ca BOOL for at least a couple of months.