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That seems so cynical you just as easily pass it off as a parody of being cynical.
by mason240 12y ago
That seems so cynical you just as easily pass it off as a parody of being cynical.
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- grandalf 12y agoI'm not cynical. It only seems cynical if you believe those things to be true. We do not have much official government propaganda in the US simply b/c we don't need it -- the private firms deliver a mix of stories designed to make the reader feel like life is pretty good while feeling informed, justified ire about this and that.
- Chlorus 12y agoHere are the headlines on washingtonpost.com[0]. They sure do look like they're making blindly xenophobic, nationalistic claims to bolster my faith in the government /s : Obama scraps bid to raise taxes on ‘529’ plans How one family went from no debt to owing more than $1 million *Why the snow forecast for New York City was so bad, and what should be done "US institution beyond reproach" You don't read many newspaper articles, do you? Ever hear of this thing called 'Watergate'? [0]http://www.washingtonpost.com/ http://www.washingtonpost.com/ as it was on 1/27/2015 @ 6:00PM UTC-7