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> once the familiarity wears off you can't help but see how psychologically damaging and hostile they are. Same thing happens to me with TV news. I used to wat
by lone_haxx0r 7y ago
> once the familiarity wears off you can't help but see how psychologically damaging and hostile they are.
Same thing happens to me with TV news. I used to watch them, but now, everytime someone else is watching, I can't help but see how much they manipulate the content to their convenience, and how much they blatantly lie.
- airstrike 7y ago> Same thing happens to me with TV news. I used to watch them, but now, everytime someone else is watching, I can't help but see how much they manipulate the content to their convenience, and how much they blatantly lie. This, one billion times. I don't care which network or show you watch, or which newspaper you read, they are all lying. They are all pushing an agenda very clearly. I mostly make do with Bloomberg, WSJ and NPR. I can't even read the NY Times these days.
- peatmoss 7y agoPBS Newshour. Clarification: PBS Newshour is as much (national / international) news as you need in a day, and doesn’t sensationalize.