There seems to be an excessive amount of arguing – simply for the sake of arguing – going on these days. News networks like CNN, ABC, NBC or CBS are (mistakenly, if you ask me) labeled as safe havens for the liberal media, what with its “socialist” or “communist” slant on any topic one can think of.

Me? I can think of plenty ... same sex marriage, the environment, climate change, hydraulic fracturing, the upcoming presidential election, nuclear war (or war in general, for that matter), religion and race ... the list goes on and on.

Then, of course, there’s Fox News, accused of lying, cheating, stealing and carelessly reporting facts that are, well, not very factual (according to some ... I point no fingers ... at least in print), a network that’s quick to turn around and point its proverbial politically motivated finger at anyone daring to call its bluff.

Regardless, it all boils down to one simple fact. We, as a nation, remain bound and determined – as I previously stated – to argue for the sake of arguing.

Either way you look at it, much of what we read, watch or listen to today is based on a biased opinion or biased information.