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Cool. I'm also living in a different country than the country where I was born. I also hate discrimination as much as the OP. Sadly I don't believe the contro

Cool. I'm also living in a different country than the country where I was born. I also hate discrimination as much as the OP. Sadly I don't believe the control is in our hands. Usually people choose their governments via media nowadays and media are really, really bad. I would suggest the author to forbid TV/Websites using his editor for commercial purposes if they run political campaigns. That will surely have great impact than discriminating people that have been vacuumed by that fake rush of "loosing our nation", etc.

RightWingRabble 11y ago
> Usually people choose their governments via media nowadays and media are really, really bad. In the US maybe, but not in france. There's been very little pro-nationalist coverage in france, even after the attack. The rise of nationalism has more to do with the french observing the changes happening in their own neighborhoods and not wanting their country to become an Islamic nation.
commentzorro 11y ago
>> people choose their governments via media nowadays... I'm in the U.S. and this is quite true. Then again, it think it always has been. The difference now is that the media is owned by a the parties (or the parties and the media have become one) and simply push the party line rather than pushing a particular candidate. And the particular candidate that will move the nation farthest in the party/media's direction gets the most positive attention. And any candidate from the opposite side becomes "Hitler Satan" (TM). >> ...media are really, really bad. No, the media has become really, really good! It's just that what their good at is not what you think you want out of media. Once you realize the media exists to corral and direct you rather than inform you, you begin to see how truly good they've become.

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Cool. I'm also living in a different country than the country where I was born. I also hate discrimination as much as the OP. Sadly I don't believe the contro

by drinchev 11y ago

RightWingRabble 11y ago
> Usually people choose their governments via media nowadays and media are really, really bad. In the US maybe, but not in france. There's been very little pro-nationalist coverage in france, even after the attack. The rise of nationalism has more to do with the french observing the changes happening in their own neighborhoods and not wanting their country to become an Islamic nation.
commentzorro 11y ago
>> people choose their governments via media nowadays... I'm in the U.S. and this is quite true. Then again, it think it always has been. The difference now is that the media is owned by a the parties (or the parties and the media have become one) and simply push the party line rather than pushing a particular candidate. And the particular candidate that will move the nation farthest in the party/media's direction gets the most positive attention. And any candidate from the opposite side becomes "Hitler Satan" (TM). >> ...media are really, really bad. No, the media has become really, really good! It's just that what their good at is not what you think you want out of media. Once you realize the media exists to corral and direct you rather than inform you, you begin to see how truly good they've become.