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> Not interested in their content even for curiosity. I can read in our media what they say If you're not interested in looking even for curiosity, how would y
by jstanley 5y ago
> Not interested in their content even for curiosity. I can read in our media what they say
If you're not interested in looking even for curiosity, how would you know whether your media is representing them accurately?
Do you think it would be reasonable for people in Russia to say they're not interested in looking at the BBC, even for curiosity, because they can read all about what the BBC are saying in Russian media?
- usr1106 5y agoI am not completely happy with Western media. They don't address the fact that stopping cars in Europe would be the hardest sanction to Russia because Russian energy exports have built a strong Russian military and continue to maintain it. Still energy is excluded from sanctions. There are other wars were EU and NATO don't give a good picture. 1000s of people drowng in the Mediterranean. But still I have a basic trust and know that outright lies are much less common in Western media than in Russian ones. If you don't count reports how Trump's victory was stolen. But the US is dangerously close from leaving Western democracy standards. Not the media, but 48% or so of the voters.