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- BriGuy...
The Golden Rule
There's an old joke about The Golden Rule: he who has the gold makes the rules. Way back in the pre-Internet days, that usually meant the owner of the printing press determined what got to determine what was or was not published.... - JayCrib...
- Jack Burke...
- onI am disgusted, angry and can not BELIEVE what the Republicans and 5 democrats did Yesterday. I love, absolutely this Republic and the fact that our representatives have given our sovereignty away and sold our military out is unacceptable. Am I the only one feeling this way? byAmbiguously...
Then lecture the guy behind The Brutal Lying. He's lying. It's that simple and he knows it. Civility is calling him out, not putting up with it. This site is supposedly NOT a propaganda site but a truth in discussion.... I would think if they wanted to reach those who value truthful content, yes. The BBC admitted their propaganda, risking the possibility of losing subscribers and paid formats.... I agree with most of this, but I won't give the Legacy Media that excuse... They don't have to send a film crew. They should have access to the very best investigative journalists the world has to offer. Send out a couple to look into these things.... I dont have much to say here, but I'm glad we're getting into pop-culture too! I honestly didn't think of this as an epistemic mess that auto-generates polarities until picking this as a topic, so I've grown in my discernment just having asked this question.... - Cpogue...
Short answer: disinfect this situation with some light. It's very puzzling to me that they simply cannot redact the names of the victims -- which makes me suspect that they can, and that's not who they are protecting....