Also, if you are a journalist, and some interviewee on your program about how terrible the interviewees belief system is or whatever gives a response that is just too coherant or convincing to be left in... well, either you are convinced by it or you're not. If you are, you'd leave it in surely? After all you're convinced.
If you're not, well leave it in and explain to the audience why its wrong, otherwise a) you won't convince anyone of your slant that already knows that argument and b) you make your journalism appear biased, you alienate those you've asked to appear on the show and generally make a jerk of yourself.

I just, I can't fathom what goes through their heads when they do that.

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Lob sei Gott dem Vater g'tan,
Lob sei Gott sein'm ein'gen Sohn,
Lob sei Gott dem Heil'gen Geist
Immer und in Ewigkeit.

There's a bit in 'Chart Throb' by Ben Elton that exactly illustrates it. I'll go find it.

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One drop is lonely
Two drops okay
Three drops can make a spray
Four drops get carried away

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I don't like to think of Millicent not being here with me. If I'm honest, I truly believe she's got the better voice, which makes me feel like a sad, selfish no-talent, like I don't care about anybody but myself. Sometimes I just hate myself and don't even want to win. I love Millicent and I always will. She's always been my friend and respected me and not patronised me or treated me differently because I'm blind.

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