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If you applied the same criteria to Western media, you'd conclude that the vast majority of them is state-driven too. (Note that this is not whataboutism, but
by trasz 4y ago
If you applied the same criteria to Western media, you'd conclude that the vast majority of them is state-driven too.
(Note that this is not whataboutism, but rather a proof that this behaviour is widespread and pretty much normal, which contrasts with article's rethoric)
- z3c0 4y agoI do, and I have. That said, the extremely-predictable "what-about-western-media" tu quoque that occurs anytime someone leverages a criticism towards any Second World nations is as tired of a counter-propaganda strategy as the propaganda it's used to deflect attention from. Edit: just noticed that you're a self-proclaimed 50 Cent Army member. It's all making sense now - you're an actual propagandist. For anyone curious: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/50_Cent_Party https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/50_Cent_Party
- jcrash 4y agoWow. Sometimes here on HN I've seen comments that totally sound like CCP garbage but didn't have proof that they were actually connected. Thanks
- JuanPosadas 4y ago
- trasz 4y agoFascinating how for some Americans everything that is not their own state propaganda sounds suspicious; just like in USSR in the fifties.