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 Originally Posted by BananaStand
Aren't you at least a little curious how a supposedly credible and independent media giant can become so corrupt?
They've always had their own agenda. Every mind has bias. If they duped anyone into believing otherwise, that's on the duped to figure out, not me.
It's not news that power corrupts. If the people watching the news aren't doing any of their own research to corroborate the news, and they believe the news like it's facts disseminated from an unbiased source, then lol obv. the news agencies have been given immense power by that.
 Originally Posted by BananaStand
I mean, they didn't used to be so overtly biased and manipulative. There was a time when ethics mattered.
When was that, again?
the 90's? No.
80's? No.
70's? No.
60's? No.
etc.
 Originally Posted by BananaStand
We're not in that time anymore. Doesn't that trigger your scientific mind to ask "why"?
No. Accepting that power corrupts and noting that ignorance and laziness has ceded disproportionate power to certain agencies is enough explanation to me.
I don't see any point in presuming that the most likely answer is not the actual answer in this case.
 Originally Posted by BananaStand
Maybe something happened. And maybe when it did someone asked what the fuck happened. And then that someone was told "don't be sensational, nothing will come of this"
And now here we are.
Maybe when there are consequences which are unjust we can continue this topic. Until then, there are myriad dipshit voices in the media proclaiming all sorts of nonsense, and I'm happy to ignore all of them as inconsequential noise until proven otherwise.
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