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Pretty much these articles from FP are notorious for their poor journalism and just a mouthpiece for billionaires In fact a huge chunk of American MSM is turni
by localfirst 2y ago
Pretty much these articles from FP are notorious for their poor journalism and just a mouthpiece for billionaires
In fact a huge chunk of American MSM is turning out to be unreliable and quick to deceive its readers who are still stuck in the "why would they lie to us".
Europe is doing a good job and as are more sovereign countries waking up to the techno-colonialism at play.
If Google or Facebook is in your country, they do not share your country's interest and instead pushing their own American ideologies.
More and more countries should reject American tech companies that seek to interfere and spread their fcked up ideologies in the host country.
- tivert 2y ago> If Google or Facebook is in your country, they do not share your country's interest and instead pushing their own American ideologies. > More and more countries should reject American tech companies that seek to interfere and spread their fcked up ideologies in the host country. I'd go father: even in America they don't share their country's interest and instead are pushing their own Silicon Valley ideologies (e.g. they're all for solving problems, only so long as the solution means using more of their products, making them even more money, etc.).
- localfirst 2y agoto be exact, San Francisco ideology shaped by the images of their limitless compassion now spreading world wide and raising questions.
- tivert 2y ago> to be exact, San Francisco ideology shaped by the images of their limitless compassion now spreading world wide and raising questions. Are you talking about the homeless encampments? I suppose that's another part of it. But I was thinking about the ideology that says that more computerization (and less friction) is always more better. Basically, "We care about teen mental health, just as long as those teens are still glued all day to Instagram, even if Instagram itself is the problem."