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What would you give as an example of political propaganda that a lot of people willingly watch regularly? Not something where some people think it's political p
by xamuel 7y ago
What would you give as an example of political propaganda that a lot of people willingly watch regularly? Not something where some people think it's political propaganda, but something where it's objectively indisputably political propaganda.
I wouldn't count presidential debates, unless they were pre-rehearsed. And I wouldn't count political rallies since those are mostly attended in-person, not so often watched on TV. I guess the closest thing I can think of in the U.S. might be the State of the Union, but again, it's subjective whether or not that is propaganda (in THEORY it's not supposed to be).
- TeMPOraL 7y ago> What would you give as an example of political propaganda that a lot of people willingly watch regularly? Action movies that go over the top with "freedom" and "patriotism" and "America".
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- koolba 7y agoThe daily “Coronavirus Task Force” briefing is 98% political propaganda and quite entertaining to watch.
- yters 7y agoWhat is your definition of propaganda?