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In the last few years, I learned how even if the media is truthful in its reporting, and fact checked, it can still be propaganda. It's what the media isn't rep
by aurareturn 2y ago
In the last few years, I learned how even if the media is truthful in its reporting, and fact checked, it can still be propaganda. It's what the media isn't reporting, that also matters.
For example, according to the mainstream media, nothing good ever happens in China. 1.4 billion people and not a single good thing happens there. It seems like it's 95% negative stories about China, 4% neutral, and 1% positive. Americans don't even know the daily lives and how people in China live. The typical HN commenter is just as clueless which shows how united the mainstream media is on China. No objectivity at all. Pure propaganda.