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> The main stream media in the US seem to innately believe certain claims, without evidence, while also portraying other claims as “conspiracy theories.” You c
by bdcravens 5y ago
> The main stream media in the US seem to innately believe certain claims, without evidence, while also portraying other claims as “conspiracy theories.”
You can replace "main stream media" with any other group as well. (for example, the group that think masks and vaccines are part of a "plandemic" to undermine our economy and track everyone via 5g towers controlled by lizard people, while giving credence to medications recommended by politicians rather than medical professionals)
- texaswhizzle 5y agoOther “groups” don’t have national broadcasts and major websites.
- bingbong70 5y agoThe vast majority of English media is published by 2-3 countries, whatever they believe or are incentivized by their governments/capital-class to publish usually become the mainstream narratives. This centralized system of information dissemination has tremendous flaws.