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I don't watch TV. The only TV is a few clips I see posted here. I literally haven't turned on the TV in months, and I have one in my room, with cable. The last time, I fell asleep watching a home show or something.Ya I can.
Well you sure have huge opinions based on no evidence then.I don't watch TV. The only TV is a few clips I see posted here. I literally haven't turned on the TV in months, and I have one in my room, with cable. The last time, I fell asleep watching a home show or something.
A year ago I watched some hurricane coverage for about an hour when I wasn't at home. That was it.
The only basis for my opinions should come through TV news?Well you sure have huge opinions based on no evidence then.
What’s your point?
That it’s untrue, it’s propaganda.What’s your point?
This guy also just does bogus stuff.I don’t get what you mean. It’s just a pretty clever joke. Because when the accounts are banned, it proves the premise of the joke.
The joke Republicans vote on the sixth, Democrats on the seventh is just a joke haha not expecting that anyone would fall for, who is old enough to vote. But when you ban the accounts - you reveal what you think of the brains of Democrats.
If a Democrat, posted the same joke reversed, there would be no ban there.
The media count on you to be unthinking drones.
Quite different than the Project Veritas videos where they pose as Democrats and go into polling stations and record actual criminal election tampering.
yes, and CBC, I read and listen to.He’d probably just get caught up in the right wing internet algorithms. It’s an easy trap to fall into since Steve Bannon of Breitbart and Cambridge Analytica “flooded the zone with s**t” (Bannon’s own words). So, internet readers beware. There’s decent media out there, but a whole lot isn’t. A good metaphor would be like combing through Value Village. You have to sift through a lot of junk, and be able to recognize what’s worthwhile. I read a combination of msm like WaPo and NYT (with a critical mind, some of the editorial is good some isn’t), and smaller more progressive sites like rabble and the tyee (in Canada), the Guardian, the Independent in the UK, Vox...sometimes Huffington Post (but not as much anymore). My local paper is decent. A few others. Never Fox, never Sun News media. Never Dave Rubin or Ben Shapiro or anyone in the IDW echo chamber (I read JPs twitter sometimes to get a sense of what’s going on, and if people are changing their minds about him). I watch/ listen to the Majority Report with Sam Seder and recently, a show by his protege and colleague Michael Brooks (two progressive youtubers bucking the Alt right trend except Sam has been doing the majority report longer than this bad trend has been around)... Michael Brooks I am finding a bit immature at times - maybe because I’m just older, and I forget that - he’s just being young. But when he presents serious issues and has guests, it’s high quality, thorough discussion. He frequently has the editor of the Intercept on, who happens to be a millennial (which is great) and friend of Michael’s, herself.