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Exactly, I have been trying to explain it to people here (Québec/Canada) Here people believe the CBC is an impartial view of reality, it’s through that filter t
by alfor 4y ago
Exactly, I have been trying to explain it to people here (Québec/Canada)
Here people believe the CBC is an impartial view of reality, it’s through that filter they see all the events of the world.
Information that contradict their narrative become disinformation or conspiration.
Or you get labeled racist/transphobe/Trump supporter at the first doubt
Give me little hope for our country at the moment.
- d23 4y agoIt's not that it's impartial or unbiased. It's that it's not an editorial arm for the state. The United States doesn't even have a centralized, consistent state-run party that would exercise consistent pressure on NPR to publish certain stories or frame them in a certain way. It's an absurd comparison to link these to Chinese or Russian state-affiliated media.
- skrowl 4y ago[flagged]
- d23 4y agoThe burden on is on you to provide evidence for your claims, not for me to go fishing for them. Regardless, I doubt whatever you have in mind is anything similar to an authoritarian regime that literally murders critical journalists and poisons opposition politicians. It is an absurd comparison.
- mardifoufs 4y agoIt doesn't have to be on the level of russia or china to be bad. What a weird arbitrary goalpost.
- alfor 4y agoRussia and China didn’t start that way, it’s a process.