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I see so many people arguing against the effectiveness of propaganda as if they think an opinion is arrived at deterministically with the same access to facts.
by qvrjuec 2y ago
I see so many people arguing against the effectiveness of propaganda as if they think an opinion is arrived at deterministically with the same access to facts. Utterly insane.
- whimsicalism 2y agoDid I say this? No. I don’t care how effective propaganda is, I am in a liberal democratic society and should be able to read what I want. Outcome-based reasoning for why I should have my reading restricted so I vote for the apriori correct things is entirely illiberal and anti-democratic. J.S. Mill decided these arguments over 150 years ago and the arguments since have not gotten more compelling.