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Propaganda is being spread by all the parts. Fox News and CNN are not any better. We should read it all, filter the propaganda out, and try to understand what's

• shitlord 13y ago
  > We should read it all, filter the propaganda out, and try to understand what's happening in this world Agreed. But we shouldn't treat all our sources as equally credible. > You think you exactly know what's happening in Ukraine and who's to blame? TBH, I don't know too much about it. I admit that, but on the other hand, I'm not the one selectively reporting the news. I'm not the one who is politically posturing on the air.
• themodelplumber 13y ago
  > Fox News and CNN are not any better Yes, they actually are. Imagine if Fox got state sponsorship, renamed itself to "America Today" and set up shop in Russia, trying to create viral pro-US content under a generic "AT" banner. Even people here in the state would go bonkers over it, and many of them would be Fox audience members. You can say there's propagandizing going on, but to really examine the two next to one another there's no comparison. > You think you exactly know what's happening in Ukraine and who's to blame? I wouldn't be that sure. I think that's a broader point that doesn't stick anything to any particular news agency either. IMO if you want to say people should back up and examine the news more closely, you shouldn't do it from a shaky "all is propaganda at the same level as RT" podium.