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If “the administration” is The Good Party, the action is “groundbreaking” and “landmark.” If the administration is The Bad Man, the action is “unprecedented.” T
by xp84 1y ago
If “the administration” is The Good Party, the action is “groundbreaking” and “landmark.” If the administration is The Bad Man, the action is “unprecedented.” This is how you frame things to maximize the propaganda effect and scare/please the audience, while maintaining plausible deniability that you’re definitely not pushing an agenda.
(If my comment offends you, I assure you, don’t worry, your party is definitely the Good Party in this scenario.)
- JoshTriplett 1y agoI'm well aware of how spin works. However, that doesn't mean that such characterizarions are always wrong. One of the severe problems in current politics is that reporting that looks bad for a particular party will always be characterized as biased, whether the reporting is accurate or not.
- JoshTriplett 1y ago(off-topic) > characterizarions Sigh, mobile keyboard. *characterizations
- rrr_oh_man 1y ago"It says here in this history book that, luckily, the good guys have won every single time"