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> studies have shown that the people who work in these media outlets does not live in areas affected negatively by increased immigration to a large extent. Lot
by kybernetikos 9y ago
> studies have shown that the people who work in these media outlets does not live in areas affected negatively by increased immigration to a large extent.
Lots of people who dislike immigration also do not live in areas affected negatively by it. This doesn't mean that we shouldn't consider their views, although it may influence how much weight we want to put towards them when making policy.
- staticelf 9y agoSure but these people have often times no real power or cannot share their experiences with a massive amount of people like many media outlets easily can do. Unless, they of course, create their own media organisations which is happening in every western country and is the core reason for all this "fake news" which is a term ironically often most used by old mass-media that themselves heavily rely on half-truths at best.