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Whether a distinction exists in the minds of the public or not is not something that can be controlled by policy. Especially in a world where people can communi
by golemotron 11y ago
Whether a distinction exists in the minds of the public or not is not something that can be controlled by policy. Especially in a world where people can communicate freely on social media, and where mainstream media has a financial incentive to to amplify outrage.
- c22 11y ago> Whether a distinction exists in the minds of the public or not is not something that can be controlled by policy. I disagree with this, I think the interplay between policy, public opinion, and the media is more nuanced than that. I believe they can all have effects on eachother.