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> I know you are not saying the report is propaganda, but I understand you mean appearing in media is. No, I do not mean what you are saying. I was talking ab
by JaumeGreen 8y ago
> I know you are not saying the report is propaganda, but I understand you mean appearing in media is.
No, I do not mean what you are saying.
I was talking about what is on the newspapers these days on here:
* Catalonia
* Next general elections (on April)
* "Minor" cases of corruption (relative to others in either money amount or the person affected)
* Football (Soccer for the people from USA)
* Venezuela
* "Famous" people (only famous because they appear on media as "famous")
* Bad migrants
* Memes
What is not talked about is:
* Mayor cases of corruption
* Dismantling of the public sector (before it was in big steps, now it is in small ones)
* Housing bubble (again)
* Low salaries
* Bad support to small entreperneurs
* The reasons why there are more migrants and what to do
- melenaboija 8y agoI'm sorry. I keep seeing much more political intention in your comments than the article per se.
- JaumeGreen 8y agoI didn't want to say anything more than what healthcare we've got is good, and it is despite the budget cuts. If I had wanted to introduce more politics I would have done so explicitly at the end of my comment, instead of a general lament. So I'm sorry if that whas the impression I gave you. On the other hand, and repeating myself: I do not attribute any political intention to the article at all. How many more times do I have to deny it? You not letting go of this act like some bad actors when doing clumsy manipulation of debates.