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In the 1930's, the Roosevelt Administration was concerned with widespread corporate propaganda aimed at convincing the public that the New Deal would destroy th
by rm_-rf_slash 11y ago
In the 1930's, the Roosevelt Administration was concerned with widespread corporate propaganda aimed at convincing the public that the New Deal would destroy the economy, and so it commissioned a series of rival videos meant to help steer Americans from being unduly influenced away from policies that would actually help them.
If (a democratic) government merely holds itself to the will of he public as opposed to seeking to create it, then someone will take advantage of the power vacuum, and I see no way that state or society would benefit.