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You may find that, but I find that they amplify dissent in selected countries and minimize it especially in their own and their buddies. So, people can be mad
by garbagecoder 5y ago
You may find that, but I find that they amplify dissent in selected countries and minimize it especially in their own and their buddies.
So, people can be mad that I point out that it's completely bizarre for them to be funding this unless they are really just secret Trotskyists, but pretending al Jazeera is neutral and has no agenda is just another species of Americans' lack of worldliness. It's widely acknonwleged in the chronicles of the Arab spring that al-Jazeera played an important role. You may have agreed with that role, but it wasn't just delivering facts.
If you're a liberal, you should be troubled by that regime's use of slave labor to build for the World Cup and its part in the carbon economy. If you're a conservative, there's a lot more to trouble you there, but I won't speak for conservatives, but I would think state-owned media would be a problem for you.
I just don't understand why anyone who publishes a leftist view gets a pass from liberals even when they are involved in things liberals hate, especially in a world where people are getting cancelled for 15 year old tweets.
- trinovantes 5y agoThat's why I specifically said "for topics outside of the middle east" e.g. Their coverage of the recent Ottawa protests is fairly neutral and don't particularly support or antagonize either side
- garbagecoder 5y agoSo you trust them outside of the Middle East fully aware that they push a line because they are state-controlled media associated with a slave-labor using regime just because they aren't talking about the middle east? OK.