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To a point, you are correct, but most people don't "not care". Most people are unaware and only assume a knowledgeable, experienced editor vets and edits the ne
by sureaboutthis 8y ago
To a point, you are correct, but most people don't "not care". Most people are unaware and only assume a knowledgeable, experienced editor vets and edits the news. Today, most news has a marketing angle applied to it to attract more viewers and visitors.
- swebs 8y agoI don't think "most" people even assume that. Only 1/3 of people under 30 even trust the mass media. https://news.gallup.com/poll/243665/media-trust-continues-recover-2016-low.aspx https://news.gallup.com/poll/243665/media-trust-continues-re...
- josefresco 8y agoThe number of people who shared and continue to share "fake news" is a sign (to me) that most don't care about truth and are in fact complicit. These people are selfish, narcissistic, naive maybe all of the above. > Most people are unaware I just don't buy this based on the content that I see shared. When corruption (for example) is exposed it should be a slam dunk for both sides of the political debate. However, this is no longer happening, with each side digging in deeper.