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Elites Reserve the Right to Decree What is "Fake" and What is "News"
Submitted by:
Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com
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Legacy media corporations like the New York Times and Washington Post have big problems right now.
Consumption of their product is dropping. Public confidence in them has tanked. And in front of the nation and the world, they blew the biggest political story in decades by continually pushing the falsehood that Donald Trump had no chance to win the presidential election.
Any rational thinker might take some time for introspection and consider a course correction. But rational is rarely a word used to describe the legacy media. |
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stevelync
(12/2/2016)
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Imagine that, the lying trash of the Propaganda Corps defining "fake news". |
Comment by:
Sosalty
(12/2/2016)
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What if we knew Obama's real past? Reminds me of a cop killing in Bakersfield, they put forth every half truth piece of dirt out on the officer and painted the car thief who shot him in face with a shotgun (leaving behind wife and kids) as a regular guy (not). After a 2nd trial, the cop killer walked. Spin exaggerate bits of good about the bad guy, then poo poo and make up bad about the good guy. |
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