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> Isn't it a bit funny that America can't manage to educate[1] its citizens so they are resilient to propaganda? Since you imply it's not difficult to do, whic
by ergocoder 2y ago
> Isn't it a bit funny that America can't manage to educate[1] its citizens so they are resilient to propaganda?
Since you imply it's not difficult to do, which country has educated their citizens to be resilient to propaganda?
- mistermann 2y agoDoes a lack of prior instances of something being done guarantee that it is difficult? Don't forget: to accomplish something, you (typically) must first try.
- ergocoder 2y agoThe answer is none then.
- mistermann 2y agoWas there something about my question that you did not like, so you chose to answer a different one?
- ergocoder 2y agoIt's the same one. The answer is yeah it is difficult. It is evident based on the fact that no country in the history hasn't been able to achieve. "Making citizens to be resilient to propaganda"? While we should try to do our best, it's also not mutually exclusive to remove bad propaganda. Yet you make it sound like the 2 actions are mutually exclusive for some reason.
- mistermann 2y ago> It is evident based on the fact that no country in the history hasn't been able to achieve. How many have tried, and what did they try? Contrast this with the attention and funding the war machine gets, or the science machinery.